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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-29

The Washington Chronicle justly
observes that Governor Chamberlain
ls winning oldcn opinions from the
people Of South Carolina. He hus
corrected many old abuses, aud has
gradually improved the financial con
'lition of the s tate. Even lis political
opponents arc willing to concedc that
he is an honest, patriotic man, devoid
Of personal ambition, and seeking TO
promote the general welfare ofall clas
scs in the state, Thus the eyes Of
our southern friends arc being opened
to the fact that the republican party
has the power to promote state inter
est, bringing order out Of confusion,
execute just laws, and restore bros.
pcliiy, when lis principles are ,cntrus-
ted to one Of its representative men,"
- tnion Xc'uhl
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-29

That prince Of genial fellows, and
most successful merchant, Mr.J. Wal
lace Cannon, has added a large rs
sortmcnt Of fine boots and shoes to his
large stock Of other desirable goods.
Those in want would do we'll to call
they will find u host Of good fellows
10 wait OH them. Billy Sain and
Charley Jones represent lots of & cd
qualities.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-29

See advertisement Of Mitchell, Os-
tlandcr 4 Jackson, they propose to
repair, paint or plaster your houses
wherever or whenever they need it,
they are all good workmcn nd know
their busincs, give Orangeburg work
men a showing when there is work to
be done.
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NOTICI1.

The Life Of the late l,r ThornwelI pre-.
pared by DIR. Palmer Of New Orleans
ready for The press, istp be published by
Price $500
Those desiring to own sI,c hook viii find
Il list at Mr.. Kirk Rohinsonts Book Store.
J. FIELDER MEYERS. Assistant Editor.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-29

would lie between it and Russell street
i'll an awkward shape, being much
narrower OH the Railroad than on
Broughton street, and perhaps pre-
venting the two short streets from
being run through. Upon Il careful
survey of the whole arrangement We
must acknowledge, however, that we
arc much Pleased with the new street,
and considering the rights Of those
whose property it ,uns through, we
must admit that our Town Council
has shown considerable wisdom and
some science i'll laying it out. There
are some beautiful building lots thus
thrown imto market, while u large
amount of property and pretty
part of the suburbs, by being bordcrcd
by this street, becomes consolidated
with the more thickly settled portions
of the Town. We learn that the
Council arc cndcavoring, and will be
successful, we hope, to get the consent.
Of the property holders; to run a
street across from the new street
through the premises Of the Hon. Z.
W. Glover and Mr.. Austin Bull, to
connect with Russell street fronting
near DR.. Elliotts office. This would
be n decided Improvement to the
Towns Also with the South Carolina
fallroad, SO rs to extend Railroad
Avenue to the ncH street. These
Improvements if carried out vii not
only put i'll tho market desit able and
valuable building lots, for sale. but will
add much to the value Of the proper
~ i'll those sections. We would like
to sec less cotton-patches and more
buildings. We want it to be said of
OrangcbuTg rs the Kcntuckian said
of New York city, Gle could not SEQ
the town for the houses" We never
Ind n doubt of the ability of our city
fathers 10 bcautify and adorn any
work they undertook. and in their
efforts to give their constituents y
chance to get around Town rs well rs
through it, pleasantly and agrccably
We award them due amount o1
success.
| Our friend Joab w. is Il tr,ml
card, take him any way you will. w,
said SO before VIC tested his chamnaigl
and smoked his havanas, we said S,
while under the delicious il,hucnc,
Of these narcotics, and we repeat i
now in our sober and more mature re
Elections at the same time We don
acknowledge being tight.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-29

We noticed the other day in the
wagon Of Mr.. w. T. Muller, from his
truck farm near this place, some Of
the finest punches Of oats that We ever
saw. Don't believe tt ut they could
be beat in any section Of the south.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-29

The coroncr's inquest in the matter
of the death OF Anna Milestone re-
turned the verdict that she came
I" her death by Il fall from IL step,
and il that of ScilIa Gannl, that she
died o'lock .iaw-causcd by cpileptic
fits. Both cof,.rcd.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-29

GOOD NEWS
Just received at j. Wallace Can
mons 5000 dollars worth of boots &
shoes, Which will be sold at Boston
prices also select q choice styles
spring calicos ut 10cts.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-29

The crops are looking fine aud
promising well rs far as heard flYm
Some portions represent cotton as
gather late, but stands are good, and
plants look well. We pcrdict u good
crop year.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-29
Millinary Goods.
NOTICE.

T. K.LEGARE Ex'r.vs E. G, LEuARE
and othera.
by order of the Court Of Probate the
creditors Of the Rev. I. S. X. Legare will
present and prove the demands against tho
said l. S. h. Iegare before the said Court in
Orangeburg, ON or before tho frst day Of
Jure next or they will be barred. 47ii 5tr
A. B. B.kNOWLTON, Judge
March 10th 1875.
april 10 1875 1t
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Samuel Dibble ESQ, deserves mucl

Samuel Dibble Esq, deserves much
credit for taste in the construction of
his store OH Russell stret. It has n
fine iron front. This store when fin
ishcd will be occupied by Dr.. Wanna
maker, our young druggist, who has
by his skill and gentlcmanly bearing,
won the respect and friendship Of cv-
cry citizen ofthis county. TI,is will
be one Of the finest Drug Establish-
merits in the State. We learn thathc
will soon occupy it.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-29

We only deem it necessary 10 call
attention to the change i'll the advcr-
tiscment Of Mcssrs kohn g. Brother.
1t will repay careful pcrsual.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-29

The finishing touches are being put
to the fine brick building Of DR..
Barton.
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The fine brick buildings Of Mr.. D..
Louis and Mrs. Mcnamara arc orna-
mcnts to Russell Street.

I'ERSONIL-
In this issue will be found the vale
dictory of our friend md associate, j.
Folder Meyers Esq. 10 say that We
deeply regret his severance Of the tic
thai has bound us together SO long in
the conduct of this paper, would SIM
ply be to utter the sincere feelings of
our heart. Our association has ever
been pleasant, and i'll parting with him,
rs associate editor of the News AND
TINES, we hope to retain his
friendship, pure and undefilcd MS it
ever hns been towards us. Mr.. Mcy-
crs will soon enter a new field in Jour
nalism, having mado his arrangements
to conduct n paper i'll the lively little
town Of Blackvillc, Barnwcll County.
We wish him much success in his
new field Of labor. We won't say a
word now about the anticipated change
i'll his political course.
.
Who don't know Pink NIosclcy ?"
otherwise called Jnab w. IF there is
any one that docs not, or does know
that besides being sort Of Il man ''to
tic to-" he keeps always for the nc
comnodation of his friends or "any
other man" just what those folks want
to carry home with them, let them 20
right oil and examine the stocks he
advertises in lis two stores. The
down town folks can call OH him near
the Engine House, aud the up town
dcnizcns can buy MI the coffee, sugar,
wines, &c, that they want from his
Rail Road store, (whcre 2Ir. Albcr-
gotti heretofore kept rs lie tells you,
he keeps fine lot Of a!cs, wines &
liquors i'll both stores Being Ten
pcrancc man We have not tried them,
but hold ourselves ready to try any OF
those horses, either under Tie saddle
or in the buggy, that he keeps for
hire in those big stables nearly oppo.
site the Billiard Saloon. lie has ono
horse there that is tta gocr."
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-tPPOiN7'NENES IND REMOVALS.
Fl' the GOFE,RNOR-
Ills cXccllencv the governor made
the following uppoin; mcnts and re-
movals i'll this county:
Appointed Dr.. L. w. Vogt and j.
1l.oi'hillips, trial justices; removed, j..
Il. Wannamakcr, trial justice.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-29

Another lot Of those choice pig
hams at J. Wallace tfannon.
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Read the McNlIc,1AEL IIousr no

Read the NlcNIIclIAEL House no.
ticc in another column Mac "knows
low TO keep hotcl' if we can Judge
by the string Of rcd breasted perch wc
saw him carrying home this morning.
lis table is always well provided
and his boardcrs attcntivcly cared for,
clean sheets, wei ventilated rooms and
all other comforts that humanity re-
1uircs. Give him one trial and you
won't look at the newspaper again to
find where you ought to "put up at"
when you como to Orangcburg, long
may he wave.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-29

a hashfnl compositot refused to nc.
ccpia situation in IN office where girls
were employed, saying lie never set up
with girls in Ills life.
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T. O g a ~.

Kohn & Bros. stock is full and
complete.
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3f.i,SCNiCG.

K.fSONlt--
[ We M4pIl ask the attention Of our
readers % the masonic advertisements
in anolhrr column, every Mason
Should new know, when 10 attend his
l,"l:@c, Chapter or Council. Take
due notice and govern yourselves
accordingly.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-29

IHE LARGEST kssORTMENT--an al
ways To maintain il in Dry Goods
Hats Clothing, Shoes, &c.
TIE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES
Whilst we will always have
"plain and medium Styles" for
those who prefer them, yet we
will aim to lie up with the high
est fashion with large portion
Of our stock.
The Lowest P1ices-Noncc can
buy goods Cheaper than this
House. None watch the business
closer None do as large Il lu4i-
ness i'll our line. How can any
one then sell as cheap? We con:
hdently believe our Prices arc
+ really Lower than any where
else.
The Best Attenion-On Sales
men will not hurry Il customer
to choose GoMe'hing that docs not
snit, and thus make All exchange
necessary; neither wifi we Suiff II m 1r---
article Il Mt when examined at
home will prove unsatisfactory.
Tlll.tlcl-Our New Brick Estabisll-
fishmcnt and Show rooms isn
model Of convenience and COM
fort, being pronounced Ivy every
body to be tic Largest OF its kind
in the State. We most cordially
invite generous public to pass
Judgment on taste and skill
by personal inspection of the
prcn,iKes and stock Our friends
Tar and near arc assured that
everything that patient detcrm-
incd effort can do will always he
done to keep our House at the
head Of the trade.
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I'D like TO be celytar,
An i'll my sanct,im stand,
The door 4 stan,lin' open

Then let III. cu.z who aidn'. like
Some articles I'd writ
Cum softly d'cr the threshold,
I'd reckon he'd git hit;
ia hand HIM one rite on the gourd,
Among his: brains and things,
An send him flumixin' up thar
To sport q lpair Of wings.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-29

niS uateH, juno ., July U, aug. D, Hept. {,
Oct. ., Nov. 2, Dec. T.
JAS. +. IZLAR, WIN.
JAS. S. IIEywARp, See
may 90 1875 I'm.
/. Q G a j..
Kohn & Bros. stock is full and
complete.
Another lot of those choice pig
hams at j. Wallace t'annon.
The finishing touches are being put
to the fine brick building Of DR..
Barton.
We only deem it necessary 10 call
attention to the change i'll the advcr-
tiscment Of NlcsSrs Kohn g. Brother
1t will repay careful pcrsual.
GOOD NEHS-
Just received at j. Wallace Cam
mons 5000 dollars worth of boots &
shoes, Which will be sold at Boston
prices also select q choice styles
spring calicos at 10cts.
The crops are looking fine aud
promising well as far as heard fIerG
Some portions represent cotton a
gather late, but stands are good, and
plants look we'll We pcrdict a good
crop year.
We noticed the other day in the
wagon Of Mr.. w. I. Muller, from his
truck farm near this place, some Of
thc finest punches Of oats that we ever
saw. Don't believe tt ut they could
be beat in any section Of the south.
The coroncr's inquest in the matter
of the death OF Anna Milestone re-
turned the verdict that she came
t" her death by Il fall from n step,
and il, that Of ScilIa Gannl, that she
died Of lock jaw caused by cpileptic
fits. Both cofurcd.
-
= H.iSCNiCG-
"a 4'kG M1pll ask the attention Of our
readers 70 the mnsonic advertisements
III anoihrr column, every Mason
th"u!'l new know, when Ia attend his
Lodge, Chapter or Council. Take
due notice and govern yourselves
accordingly.
A -4PP0iNY'hENES IND REMOVALS.
~ the GOFERNOR
Ills cxccllency the governor made
the following appointments and re-
movals i'll this county:
Appointed Dr.. L. w. yogt and j.
ll.oihillips, trial justices; removed, j.
4. Wannamnkcr, trial justice.
See advertisement Of Mitchell, Os-
t,andcr & Jackson, they propose to
repair, paint or plaster your houses
wherever or whenever they need it,
they are all good workmcn nd know
their buslncs, give Orangcburg work
men a showing when there is work to
be done.
That prince Of genial fellows, and
most successful merchant, Mr.J Wal
lace Cannon, has added a large as-
eortmcnt Of fine boots aud shoes to his
large stock of other desirable goods.
Those in want would do we'll to call,
they will find host Of GOOD fellows
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10
GENERAL. NEWS.

The Stste Grange of Ohio met at
Columbus yesterday. Every county in
the State was represented. The annual
report OF the Secretary states that the
number of oranges in Ohio, which was
617 at the beginning of the official year
had increased to 114G, with q member
ship of 65,0 ,0o0
DIR. Robert Hubbard, of Bridgeport.
was nominated for Representative In
Congress yesterday, by the Republi.
cans Of the Fourth Connecticut Die
trict. =. ~ 10 .5,.-, t,P N -',,i
In Chicago, on Monday night, a cir
namsd Tiefney, 10 years of age, fatally
stabbed Q youth OF IA, named Fisk,
whom she accused of having betrayed
her She was subsequently found id a
direputabIe house, drunk. ''+4s.
! The Now Haven Evening journal
suspended publication yesterday. il
was daily paper, -. ~.
The Toronto Mail Of yesterday said
the financial crisis in Canada might be
considered at an end, though money
will be tight for some time to come.
The mortality of the District of Co
iumbia Tor the past week was at the
rate OF 17.& per thousand per annum
for the whites, and 63. 70 per thousand
for the niggers
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10

Wha. is the Class Of persons Of
whom ii Is said that when they fall
odt honest men come by their
own? The old saw which speaks of
them was most happily illustrated at
the close Of the session the other day
by the promptness of President Grant
in refusing his signature TO the Boun-
ty bill as soon as he saw Vice-Presi-
dent Wilson's name affixed to it. No.
body for q moment suspects the Presi.
dent Of any other motive in doing this
than q disintcrested desire to score one
against his detested colleague on the
ticket of 1872. Even the -Eoensne
f'oss speaks of linn as fortunate
soldier" for making this neat hit at his
enemy. But at all events the people
are the gamers, ana the taxpayers OF
the United States may congratulate
themselves that neither Babcock no.
Casey happened to belongto the no.
BILE army of claim-agents in this pay
ticular instance,
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10
SHERIFF SALES.
sHRkIFF,s SALE.

Dy virtue Of sundry writs Of VeDditionj
ID Exponas, to me directed. will be exposed
TO Public Gale.
AT THE DEER PARK HOTEL,
kept by John Z. Lewis, in the town of Now
ark, in White Clay Creek Hundred, New Cas-
tic County. Del, on
FRIDAY.
TIE 18th DAY OF MARCH, 1875.
at o'clock. P. M,
The following described Real Estate. viz.
A tract Of land situated in Mil Creek HIM
dred. New Castle County, Delaware, bounded
and described as follows. to wit:
On the west by Lands Of David Eastburn, On
the north by lands of - Taylor and lands of
David ChiIlas and other land Of Uriah Drake
containing one hundred and sixty acres, more
OF le-e with two rtoxy Frame house and
Barn thereon erected.
No 2. o lot Of land in Mil creek Hundred,
the County end State Aforesaid, bounded on
the west BY laude Of Joseph Carpenter and
Lands of X. Fitzsimmons, and land of d, Chill
las and other land Of UYiah Drake, contain
ing sixty-two acres Of land, more or less. With
= two and baN storied frame house and
barn thereon erected. y. - sTil 4
6sfzed Aud lasen IN execution Rs the pyo.
perty Of uriah Drake. snd 10 be seld ~ ! 4
WIN. n. JAMESON, Bbsri6. 3
BhA1'Hs Ofb~s Nev r~esle III wv = = =
February u Ep- ME y -2..ueC
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10
SHERKFF,S SALE,

DY virtue of sundry writs Of yenditioni
ID Exponas TO me directed, will be exposed
to Pablic Sale. at the house of J. D. Wal
lace, in the town of St Georges, in Red Lion
Hundred, in New Castle County. Delaware,
THURSDAY.
THE lIrH DAY OF MARCH. A. D. 1876,
At o'clock. P. NJ,
The following descri bed real catate. viz;
No. /. A lot Of lend situated IN the town Of
ST. Georges. Red Lion Hundred, New Castle
County, De'eware. bounded and described ~
'oH RoWnded hy lands Of Joeeph Reynolds, Al
bert o. Newton, Henry gtroub and the main
road through the town. be the conssnts what
they may, with two-ssory brick hotel and
frame barn thereon erected. .,.f.. b.. F.
No. 2, A lot Of land in the town Of St
Georges. in Red Lion Hundred. New Castle
County. Delaware. bounded BY lands Of Hayy
main road through the town Of 81. treoress
be the same more or less. 49, sg'., >
Seised and taken into execution as the pro-
perry q paaw wM Yfrsi = ~ nsoE e & sf's ssss,, e
nesiEs ozss. New Cassie SEss 9 .
i feprsaxT ". a. ", a2ts. } tshN-a4XR
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10
"Sdsss Randall"

The Philadelphia Bulletin, one of the
strongest Republican Administration
papers in that city, pays this well mer.
tied Compliment to that popular and
sagacious Democratic Representative,
Hon. Samuel J. Randall:
.'The Democratic Congressmen-clec,
from Pennsylvania have agreed to sup
port Hon. Samuel J. Randall for the
bpeakership. This is a most cQmmen.
dable action, Mr.. Randall not only
has ability, but absolute integrity, and
and he consequently commands the re.
spect even Of his bitterest political op.
ponense' ''c'' 81 .tt-'.3~'A
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10
"Praise from Ser Hubert"

A few little months ago the Demo
cratic party Of this State was beratcd
IN every corner Of the land Tor Its
manyscrimes, prominent among which
was its dishonesty. The speakers, we
will not call them orators, as il would
be o gross misapplication Of the word
who drew their inspiration from Mr..
higgins and the Consnssrcsat, were spe.
cially abusive of the Democracy upon
that scores Mr.. Higgins was upon the
stand on Thursday night before his
fellow citizens, and took occasion TO
laud the government of Delaware for
it's honesty. I'm these days Of pecula.
tion," said the speaker in fervid
phrases, "DeldSodye stands fret among
csoi1ised coxaasuhitiss fer u.e rigid Non.
esty Of its government. / am CONSCIOUS
that net a dime " ate ptsNle nsosssy hds
ecsr besn dishonesty used" Good fol
Higgins. We trust our Democratic
exchanges will notice that this is the
testimony of an Original peryerse,
dyed -iprthe-wool Republican OF the
extreme school that he iis United
States District Attorney for Delaware;
that it, 10 not from an after dinner
speech. we quote but from one deFiy-
erred in o deliberative meeting o.
When one read theee word pictures
of Democratic. honesty, and then re.
f1ect upon the many and manifold
stealings of the rings, and the members
OF the Republican party in every State,
county, city or town they have ruled
and tried to ruin, how much one must
admire the one and hope for its suc-
cess everywhere, and detest the other
and pray for its destruction. n ri
One, according to the testimony Of
q high United States official is the sy.
nonym of honesty. The other, by the
admission of millions Of its own mem.
bers, is dishonest and corrupt 20 the
heart An honest man." saith the
poet, lis the noblest work of God"
We agree with the poet and join our
friend in declaring that an honest party
is the noblest creation Of free people.
W.snsa9toR Adoertiser :
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10
Opposed TO County Disisioa.

A large meeting WAS held last night
in the City Hall, called by gentlemen Of
both political parties who are opposed
to dividing New Castle county into two
counties. The proposition is to make
new county Of Wilmington, Brandywihe
and Christiana Hundreds. There was
very little discussion Of the matter by
the speakers and the audience left the
Hall about as well informed as TO the
cost Of the proposed measure as they
entered. The resolutions are brief and
simple and may be taken as an express
sion Of opinion; but in candor We can
not say they expressed the full sense Of
the entire meeting, while they evidently
did Of the majority Of those present.
Some Of the gentlemen on the stand in
vited those in favor Of division to
speak bnt Col. Grimshaw held the floor
and rather invited his friends on the
other side to hold their peace and not
attempt SO bold an outrage on pariia-
mentary usage We were in hopes that
Messrs. Bates, OByrne or Bird would
have been allowed to show why they de-
sired division.
This is a new question and the more il
is discussed the more the people will
learn Of the manner in which their local
government has been conducted. For
instance, at the meeting last week An
th6ny Higgins, ESD, u, s. District At
torney, who is pefhaps the most Radical
OF the Republican party in the State. in
his remarks in opposing county division,
said:
ia thsse days Of pee4latsos Delaware
stands first among eiviitsed eomsssnit.e:
for the rigid honesty Of its government.
I am conscious that not dime Of tkt
State has eucy been dishonestly used"
As the above remark comes from one
Of the most ultra of the opponents Of
the Democrats who have governed Della
ware for the last twenty years. it is tri-
butte that should be treasured as valua,
BILE record. It becomes stronger since
Mr.. Higgins did not withdraw, deny or
qualify it in his speech last night.
1t was hoped that il his remarks on
this occasion he would have proved to
the people that the economy in the pres
ent mode Of Conducting our county af-
fairs would be changed by division Of
the county, but this he seemed to care
fully avoid. The most of the officers Of
the county are paid by fees and we hoped
that Mr.. Rigging last night would have
furnished the meeting with some data
by which the people would learn how
much the officers secured for fees, &C.,
as they receive no salaries. If we could
get the opinion Of the cost Of two coun
ties from the opponents of division anG
the same from those who are in favor o!
division, something like fair estimate
Of the actual expense could be arrived
at and proximate comparison made be
tween the existing system and the pro
posed change. The proceedings of tn,
meeting Of last night viii be found full,
reported in our local columns.