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DR 81. a. JOHN SONS
PRIVATE
Medical Dispensarv
S0.I II JEFFERSON SPREEl
Between Main and From streets,
MEMPHIS, TkHE
EstabhEhsd IN 1850.

~ II. JOHNSON is acknowledged by all par
- ties interested AS by far the most 81 ccess.
ful physician In the treatment of private or
secret diseases. Quick, thorough and peTma-
neut cures guarau Iced IN every case, male OF
female. Recent cases OF 6onOrhea and Sy-
pills cured in few days, without the use o!
mercury, change of diet or hlndrance from
business. Secondary syphilis, the last vestlg
eFadicated without the use Of mercury In
voluntary loss Of semen stopped in a. ! OFT
time. sufferers from imp0teucy or iOssDh q
ual powers restored TO tree vgOr IN few ygfh X,
Victims Of self-Gbuse and excessive vene-y
suffering from speImBtOrrhea and loss of ply
steal and mental power, speedily and perma
nently cured.
Particular attention paid to the Diseases o.
Women. and cures guaranteed.
Throat and Lung Diseases cured by new
remedies.
All consultations strictly confidential.
Medicines sent by express to all parts OF the
country.
once hours from am. to pm. Sundays
from TO 5 pm.
sepI-dw d. y. JOHNSON, NJ. D.
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Imports M. q C.,R r., 405; M d r.
r r.. 3l9; l.. d n. @. :. r. r 526; p
4 II. R r, lG9; NJ. q l.. R R., 75l;
s!esmeTs, So
Exports NJ. d c. r. R., S43; NJ. &
r. r. R., 1893, L. q n q. s, r r, 932;
steamers south, Il; by "a north, l775i
by r-iI sout3, 1913.
The following are the official te!e-
grams Of the condition Of the domestic
markets as received at the cotton eX-
change:
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4 ERXAEBES HEzs formerly j. David
Gaze GLAESS, SKA 5sS. Esc., and Agent
for the Williamstown and Franklin Slate
Quarries. The slate from these quaTries are
the best American states which have yet been
sent 10 this market, and bear closer Tesem-
biance In color, strength and quality to he
Welsh slate than any that have heretofore
appeared. Prices from So So TO SO per sqhsre,
English count,
a17 OUARONDELEE ST.. New Orleans
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Trustees Sale

DY virtue Of a deed of trust made to me as
ID trustee by T. W. Lake, for the benefit OF
J. q J. Steele, on the 18th OF January, 1870, on
record in book II, pages lI6 and H. and under
a decree OF the First Chsncery Court of Shelby
county, made July I, 1875, In the case of Henry
Lake VS.. j. & J. Steele and others, and affirmed
by the Supreme Court, and with the consent
and at the request of the benehciaries in said
deed OF trust, Will, on
Thursday, November IL, 1876,
In front OF my office, No. 81 Court streel,
Memphis, Tenn ess ee, proceed to sell, at public
auction TO the highest bidder, for cash, the
land hereinafter described, for and during the
lie OF Mrs. Janet Lake.
The land is situated IN Shelby county, Ten
nesese, and described as follows: 20 much
and such part Of lot No. Of the original race
ground tract as has heretofore fallen to and
been vested in the said I. W. Lake in the par.
tition between him and the other children C
his mother, MIS-. Janet Lake, as the same IS
fully shown by deeds and plots now on record
in the Oftice of the Register Of shelby county,
Tennessee, In book Il, pages 81, So and S. and
book 90, pages 547 to So, and in book 20, pages
SIS etc. all Of which COnveyances and plots
are here referred 70 for fuller description os
the twenty acres, or thereabOuts, conveyed TO
me Ia said trust deed. The right OF redemp-
II Is waived by the deed.
The sale will be between the hours Of 10 and
u am. l Will convey as trustee, and will sci.
and convey the land only during the life OF
SAID Janet Lake.
October g, 1915.
HENRY CRAFT, Trustee.
q o
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The market closed with a fair demand;
sales were 1900 bales, including 40 bales
sold last evening, OF which exporters
took 29JO. spInners 900, spectators 100
bales. Midd.iDg same time last year,
Is 1910,
COTTON STATEMENT.
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This the I'D day Of October, 1916.
AARON CLAFLIN, AssignE

Being authorized by the owner, we will like
wise sell the remaining third interest in the
above described tracts Of land, at the same
time and upon the same terms above mem
toned. IRRELEVANT q co
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Opened and closet quiet; sales, 500
bsle5.
The movement st ali the ports was le-
LOrted as follows:
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The COTTON MARKET yesterday WAS
easier, with some giving way IN the Ir.ce
o. midrling - tie official quotations
show. New York quoted down another
3.I6s, max middliug Is 5 l6c against
I4.s on "a urday iast. There was a
2 I'D inquiry in our IN .rket, ami gen.
era &C ~ lance Of l25c for middling Sc
cuIei a. a tive business Tie il, reAsed
recsiut- are acting strongly upon. the
markets Our own receipts were 34OO
bales aSaiGst 200 the same day last
wear: ~ to FliGsy shows q, 703 bales
ag.ias. Is, l35 he Friday previous. The
sgaqofts rscei.ts show an increase OF
1881 tales received above the same
time last yezr. TIE Influence Of these
Fl cures eau readily be seen, they gave
an irTrgulaIity 10 our market 20 Eat
only & pie middliUgs could bling lac
The ofiic a closing quotations OF tue
Memphis cotton exchange were as fol-
lows:
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

MONEY continues 70 he easier than for
a long time. with only moderate aPpIi-
cations for losns. The comparative
plenty OF money fsvors the expectation
that there will be sn increased demand
for goods. and better trade. Exchange
s,i rolls ia upon the banks, and money
j. imported IA srge amounts TO move IT..
The rates are strong at discount on
New York, New Orleans / discount;
sling al par on !" Ia. Gold opened in
New York at ll5s, advanced 10 ll5.,
tlen 20 ll5s, ara at noon bad fallen
aai15g. b.oEurz here offered ll4d ll44
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports eastern
exchange heavy llrre, vi b liberal re-
&C.. l.. snd rates -sciined - per cent.
blyiug. A heavy market u some weeks
duration il looked for. Money loans at
Sas Der cent. The ST. Louis Globe
DragcTdt Of Wednesday reported
"Sune banks have lately been drawing
on their New YORK. deposits, ordering
cIucIcy by Telegraph, because Of the
-lJu demand FOR eastern exchange.
This setoEe-s the large demand for
money which the banks willingly an
sw r because founded il legitimate busi-
ness transactions by their customers.
Ths current rate Of 10 per cent. is firmly
maintained ct the banks" In local Sc
cuf.ties there WAS nothing doing, the
only thing noticeable IS ChEt county
warrants sre lLcOnyeuiently abundant,
WITH very lit r. dsmsnd for them from
Taxpayers; tlis mas cAu-ed another
drop in quotations.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

q. ID. LUDWIG, Sergeant.
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,ek state Of Re. Price
as. -HIrhet. Is. y YES Mtd0ttftO'
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Thursday, November IL, 1876,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

mirb & Collier. attorneys. 4 q
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-02-27

In the next issue Of this paper, or
soon thereafter, we will publish IN full
the testimony taken in the HumBcrt-
Andrews affair, together with sundryl aft
davits showing where "neat little pile f"
of the peoples money went. We would
have dope SO before now, but 81 nee the
fire our facilities for printing more than
modicum of local news, have been
SO meager that we decided to defer the
matter. Our new Office will be finished
within weeks time, after which we
promise to give our readers a better 10
cal paper.
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SOLICITOR BUTTI-A TTEMET TO
TAKE HIS LIFE

SOLICITOR BUTTZ-A TTEMPT TO
TAKE HIS LIFE
A considerable stir was created in tn c
ncighborhood Of the Charleston Court
house about halfpast one o'clock on
Monday afternoon Inst by an affray, in
which Soil citor C wv Buttz was shot in
two places by Detective VIM Hord
colored. Hord it seems, had threatc IL .
ed Capt Hendricks in King Street on
the previous Saturday niyht, and the
latter, on Monday morning obtainei
warrant for. Hord's arrest from Justice
Levy, who allowed the accused few
hours in VIII ich to obtain 81 900 bail
During this interval Hord, who was
somewhat under the influence Of li1uo l.,
approached; Bdttz, accordng to accounts
importuniug him to become his sccur ity
Whatever passed between them, Solc.
tor >Buttz gave him no encouragement,
and walked off into the court in tho
rear Of the Courthouse. lie had no.
been there many minutes when IIord
again came up, and drawing out his
PISTOL fred squareiy at Solicitor Buttz
the ball passing through the left lapel
of the coat, through the c.at, waistc,at
and undertaking, and inncting a
slight wound on The left breast, just
below the collar bone, Buttz then
turned, and lord fired again, the bail
this time taking effect in The Solicitors
left lir, aud causing slight flesh
wound. Hord fred - j torilcr strruc- trru-7 :,
both Of WHICH missed their aim, aud
before he could fire the fifth he was
hurled to the ground by bystandcrs and
secured. The p;stul was Colts army
'iivc.sh"'cr ord was immediately
arrested aud sent to jai!. We trust
that the man who thu: attempted to
deprive this Circuit Of 50 tlitlt'ul all
efficient AN officer, will receive tn.
sevcfcst punishment Of the lazy.
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ORAAGEBURG SINCE TIE F1RE-

On the 9Th Of last month tn, whols
business portion Of our Town was re
iucGd'to ashes. There wa nothing left
of the many beautiful stores that lined
Russell street, before that fatal morning.
except solitary chimneys here ana there.
which stood up rs mute reminders of the
terrible contlysation which had SO com
pletely razedsto the, ground, the beauty
ofioFupgcburss The savings of many
yeafsss otsSlsrd~ work took wings, as i t
were, with the lurid hlm,s. and bale
adieu to the place that would know
them no more forever. In this manner
fond hopes were blghted, Strong cncr
gics paralyzed, and some of our bes,
citizens reduced to circumstances which
they had never thought were in
store fore them. But this sad cha pter
in theirliYes has been written by the all
consuming breath Of fire upon the tablits
of sorrowiug memorics, aud lons Sill
it be before many of our people will lee
other than sorrowful on the anniversaries
to come Of the 5th day Of January, 1875
a new Spring, it is true, is upon US, but
the verdancy, . the flower, and the per
fumes which it will usher into new if.
will not oblitcratc the remembrance Of
the fire nor re store to Oranucburr her
original beauty.
But as man proposes, AMI Cod dis
poses, and as our old office was disposed
Of in very summary way, We propose
to dispose of the dark side of this pic
tprc, and propose the he alths of Geo.
~ sCofnesop, " I Lightfcot, NJ
Albfecht and Wallace Cannon. phn
nix like those gentlemen have risen
from the ashes and arc at it again.
They are square on their feet once NOR
and propose to stand there until dis
posed OF by rapid transit from this
fworld to the next. Thus Orange aurg
is looming up again. We hear roumors
to the effect that one part OF Russell
street is to be graced with brick build
ings. Our informant had no deviish
twinkle in his eye while impartin, this
bit Of news to us, and as it has never
been his misfortune to occupy any
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-02-27

The greater portion Of the goods in the
stores, and all papers, etc., in the post
Office were saved. Mr.. Meroney,s loss
was Tryeryaheavys, When Mrs. Moroney
lcfththe house tho flames were rushing
in eatf tho door. MIR. Gorsc came very
near losing his life. AS he stepped out
of the post office door the top OF the
building fell in. There would have
been a greater conaagration had 1t not
been Cor DR.. Young's book store, fire
proof building, which checked the
f7amesgyirom goinis farther South. Mr.,
John Mcroncy (brother to w a Ne O.
ncy Of this place. has suffered seyerly
by the fire, as all the buildings des
troyed belonged to him, and were with
out insurance. It seems that disasters
fro nj fire appear to be going the rounds
Of the State. Abbeville, Union, Sum
ter Chess or, Orahgeburg and Kershaw
Counties have already suffered terribly
We extend to Mr.. Merouey orr sympa-
thles.. ffs
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in his cap.

We have been shown letter from
President Magrath Of the So. Ca. Rail
Road to merchant of our town, offer
ing to pass all building material (wood
or brick y over his road at half rates,
where such articles are 10 be used in
rebuilding our Town This is certain
~ liberal and kindly act. in the So. Ca.
Rail Road Company. or nakpSd
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pf0FF0N-ssI8lBaGS no TIE Il GRE

gS102FF0N-ssiKfDa GS no TIE Il GRE
MIR. J. G. Kruden, Agent for
Cheatum's Prolific Cotton Seed, paid
our Town visit during last week with
samples of this wonderful cotton. II c
exhibited to US fourteen inches of sta TX
which had 'hirty-seven bclcs upon it ,
lss Ss tsa s8tt0s|esSgg s. sssg s9 an9d %
appearance OF a huge white crane.
Nlessrs Bull, Scovll & Pike are the
Agents at this place, and will furnish
seed to those who are tired of making
but half bale to the acre. The cotton
has been warranted to be what it is
represented, and when it shall become
to be cultivated in our County we will
grow rich fast.
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FIRE at BRANCHVILLE

We learn that fire broke out in
Branchville on Wedn esday night about
l2 o'clock. The alarm was given and
th FaFfssE iFf = eTdiS3gsiSHgd, Alb ut
day bfeak s 4 Il cadghtE tESpfSmT ab anew, and The
citizens did not succeed in extingushing
1T until the old rail road car shed, with
the store and dwelling of Mr.. Fred
Danish had been totally destroyed
Further than this the town did not suf
fer. We have not ascertaincd the ca use
OF the confasatlon up to going to press
Will A. give us the particulars next
week ?
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On Thursday night last the Rev
Mr. Campbell delivered an eloquent
lecture on temperance in the basement
of the Presbyterian Church. The Or
der is becoming very strong.
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Mr.. Phillip Gerlach, the builder of
Cornelson's beautiful store, raised our
new Office on Wednesday last He
promises to have it ready for us next
week, and as he never calculates wildly,
we arc safe in saying that unless some
aunlob kedfon Sal amitg bef;filsRus, the
D y sas RTR Ss2ngRR RRnsqs. ssiaes the
fire We have been taxing the kindncss
Of our neighbors Of the Times in ha ying
our paper printed off on their press and
for which favor we acknowledge our
gratitude to Mcssrs. Mclichamp and
Whitehead
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, Our gallant Fire Company, til c
Young America, celebrated the Ami
versary on Monday afternoon last The
Company paraded through tho principal
Streets, accompanied by the Elliotts
The following officers were elected to
serve the ensueing year:
President-Samuel Dibble
Vice PRESIDENT p Harley
Ca e. 8jssisSf R't1iESF0sia { SHsg|s's' Hfs|'st'
Sd Dircctor-F 8 Dibble
4th Dircctor-J NJ Firth
Secretary-J l. Heidtman
Treosurcr-Ilenry Kohn
SOLICITOR L Izlar
Surgcon-Dr A G Dukes
Acknowledgements Fischer and FL
nest Mentzel.
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We yublish in full on our first page
the report OF the Board of Directors and
Treasurer Of the Agricultural and Me
chapical Society Of Orangeburg County.
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THE Cd MDEN FIRE

On Saturday morning last about 4
o'clock destructive fire broke out in
Camden The post Office, together with
the auditors, treasurer's, Gep. Ker-
shaw's law Offices, the stores of j Z
Rollings and John Page, and Mr..
\ .Mlcpr'on.ey''s dwelling, were all destroyed. /.
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j. p. Harley u Cos advertisement ap
pears in another column. At their
store on the corner Of Russell and
Broughton streets can be found full
assortment Ct dry goods, groceries, SHOES
&c, which can be had cheap for cash.
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: The firm of Straus & Street has been
dissolved by mutual consent. The bust
ness will be carried on Lcrcaftcrl by
,Messrs. Straus, Strsssssapdl,s j H Foyles,
Esq qyssT his. .issa strong ffm and we in
,vites sattention| to their advertisement.
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Sistrupk g. Riser have fine stock
ON hand, and sell low for cash 1t will
be to the advantageoRthbseid want Of
good bargains to give them call.
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Mr. james Cannon Jr. is now employ
edslS Al MtHs NsckeA ip sellenS
saisp 4 pfg 4 j5gt k|sahkq drag
cGss5marA dbdmagc Rdne5 aor g. i;s ;sss s

Why is our State Treasurer like a
ar dozcr? Dccausc his name is Car
doza, and because he can sleep and
.norc like the devil on the train.
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.coRNE1soN's STORE lGAIy-.

u
We were shown throught this i'm
mense establishment on yesterday by
MIR, John Danner. To say that ever Y
nook and corner thereof are crowded
with goods for the people, would not be
a stretch Of the truth. Aud yet Mr.
Danner assured us that there ere
more goods on the way. The qucsti9n
is, What will Cornelson do with them !?
WY b has eaoesssf Salicoes al,no to
mike mike 5drcss YeET every woman in the
county. The fact of it is Mr. Colnels pn
has store for the people, aud just such
corps Of clerks as are calculated to
make friends. We saw G. w. b. there
as smiling as a basket of chips.
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Wednesday was almost like an April
spring day. The weather was delight
fully charming,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-02-27

ain showed us some of the fin
cst ap| ies aC- " al elt Il i
CT day that we ever staw. ~ sNallace's
first supply of cabbages are out. He
has u lew supply however each one of
which is MS big as Charlie Hall.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-02-27

Judge Reed passed the sentence of
death on four murderers in Charleston
on Tue day of this week. These makes
six be hasseppteneed to the gallogs since
hisss296) I2 MUI1a
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-02-27

Nat Albrccht has u fine lot of gro
ceries, liquors, cigars, &c, on hand.
Give him call if you want bargain.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-02-27

Tie County Commissioners met on
Inesday last and transacted important
business. we are glad that they keep
an eye on the affairs OF the County
We learn that the roads iu Commis.
sioner v,Iehnson's section of tho, County
zsla a8aid Ssn dal6a sG feafld 81
in his cap.
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TO c. "A L..

w T Lightfoot has opened another
store. Bully for him.
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Attention is called to the sale of the
we'll known property in this town, on
Amelia Windsor and Frederick Streets,
advertised to be sold on Monday next.
There is large residence and conven
lent outbuildings on the place, and we
understand that after resorying ample
and for the sames seysrR R36aA eizeS,
lots will be sold eligible for cottage resi-
dcnces.
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"
The Ne,os and Courier publishes the
rules of the game of draw poker, as
drawn up by Minister Schenck, and
evidently likes them, Judging from the
Importance it gives to them by its
yoluminous use of head lines, &c. Ifthe
pair that carry on the Ne,os and Cour
aer establishment be as successful at
"draw poker" as they have been in their
work ! q slll libsslllipg Pa !heir bbettegs,. il will
be absoidteiy essential lord dthd Eaegisslaa Eae is 4
ture to declare participation in tho game
capital offcnse. They would ruin
Charleston.
.5TH'&UHa b aFi0E !
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Bheriifff' If Sales.

Sheriff. Sales.
BY Rirtpe of sundry Executions to me di-
rStcd, will sell to he highest bidder, nj
OHangcburg c. H.. or the FIRST NON
ICY in March next. FOR CASH, al
tlH Right, Title and Interest of The Defend
az IS in the following Property, viz:
!f that tract of land in Oranycburg
Co'Hty, containing % acres, more or less,
bo'Adch by lands of Este VI Dantzlcr aud
Bell3villc Road. Levied ON as tho property
Of Bisan Sparks keitt at the suit Of Mo ~
ry &c.
that tract Of land in said County con
talt3ng $50 accrs, more or less. bounded by
laI{3' OF Est, OF Jos. 4. McGrcw, Robert
MOI, W. a. McGrcw, John, G. Hungcrpilcr,
anlJothcrs. Levied on rs the property of
- s. McGrcw at the suit Of W j.
0spy''''. 80
All that tract of land in said County con
Ia ming ESQ acres more or less, ito be sold
i'll Is several purcals) bounded by lands of
II. e. Sheridan. s s. llaiglcr, Allen Dantz
'i an" '"iSaIct ilicI. LcNlcu on as tn9
property OF Darius :. Dantzlcr ut the suit of
l@adora a. RaSt for the - of VIM.
liutto Assigcncc.)
ALSO
All that tract OF land in said County con
tanning lhl acres, more or less bounded by
lands Of james Adams, tCephas Farrson,
Joe McMihacl, j. y Smonk I. X. Saspor-
t;is and Mrs Johnson. Levied on as the
property of John l.. IIumbert at the suit of
the State of South Carolina.
All that tract of land in said County con-
tanning 300 acres, more or less, bounded by
lands of loiick Fielder, DR.. .. NJ. OFT and
Il. " Wannanakcr Levied OH as the pro-
rcr'y of l.. r. Collier a, the suit of Bull
Scovill & Pike.
ALSO
Sns,Lnesday the End of March at the
Ei3 Acf Joseph Brown about 90 Bushels
lbs of Fodder and n lot Of
ed on rs the crop of
ias;ssrant on crop Lien
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gERY
Ahy is it that some of our County
Ne will not recognize each other
81! q streets, and sneak into dark COR
engage in earnest converse.
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..NOTICE.

One month from date shall file with the
Probate Judge of this County my final
account as Administrators of Benjamin
Rush and ask for my discharge rs such
Administratix.
7,sr7sn KR%IAH RUSH. Z
E s2Ss.,rg Co., S. Z. Feb. Is 1879.
q 1875 81
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Why is it chat Mr.. james Conuon Sr
cur excellent tailor, prefers measures
TO men when a garment is to be
fitted? Because he proposes to wait
and go for the men when the bill is to
DC paid, 49,.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-02-27
Notice of Dismis ,al.

(nc i:n'h from date Shall file with the
lroFate Judge of Ornngehur- County, my
hnni "cccmn, as guardian oi Freeman "
Riley and ask for dismiss from such
qua ardanship.
OMAN B. RILEY
Qrangoburg, February G, 1875 IL
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-02-27
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frozen to death. - Columbiu PhGmir.
Should it turn out that he has not
! t'teen frozen to death" but is still alive
the Phania scribblers had better keep
sharp look out. 1t wouldn't be healthy
for them should he enter their sanctum.
nfas E'HNTs H@TYrn%E