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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-09-18
BEAT THIS

BEAT THIS
A gentleman of our county tells us
n "fish story that aught to 90 into
print. At one time during the carly
portion Of the war lie was sent with Il
squad Of men to Willtown Bluff, St.
Pauls Parish. to seine for fish Cor the
troops, in one draw Of the sciuc, they
canght three large surgeons, the
largest weighing 62S pounds; and
containing two barrels ofeggs, ut the
same haul they also took II shad, he
tells this in all carncstncss, and cvi-
IDENTIFY believes what he says. runy
ono. can beat this, Why trot cut your
sturgeon. One vas caught here last
week by Mr.. Lewis Hurley that
measured 5 feet inches, and We
thought he was pretty large fellow.
sERANADE-
We learn that rather extensive"
scranade was conferred upon our
Town officers elect, on Tuesday night
last, wc hear that it was operated up.
on at all four corners Of the Court
House square, the Railroad; and other
points Of interest. The performance
upon tho bagpircs, by two emmincnt
professors Of The art was a striking
feature in the programme, and won
for them round after round of ap.
plausc, long may the bugpipests wave,
We do not like to give names, but if,
these bagpipers desire to give lessons,
VIC will insert their advertisement
free. The local would return his most
sincere thanks, for the scramble which
he did not receive.
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ROBBERl-

HOBBERi-
. That intolerablc nuisance, the Bur
glcr, is again abroad in the land, and
all parties will do well to look care
fully to their stores after nightfall.
On Friday night Of last week, some
candidate for the Penitcn'iary brckc
into Mr.. j. w. Moscley's railroad
store, and carried off four full boxes
of scgars, two bottles Of whiskcy and
n quantity Of liquor drawn from the
barrels, and not content with that,
opened OIL Saturday night the front
door Of Alcssrs Champy Bros store,
and carried his desk of TO the vacant
lot west OF Mr.. DcTrcvillc's residence
where they left it after selecting from
ITS contents seventy dollars in green
backs anl II silver watch. Several
other articles Of value were left III the
desk more valuable in fact than the
money. which induces us to believe
that the villains were interrupted. a
little powder and ball would not be
out Of place OH such ocras ons.
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TIE FLiIR-
Our readers will sec bv All advertise
mont elsewhere that the "Orangcburg
Agricultural and Mechanical Associa-
ton" will hold their Annual Fair
FROM 2Gth 10 29th Octoocr next. We
referred III IL somewhat lengthy article
to this Fair, i'll our Inst issue, and
would now again, only earnestly ask
the attention ofaii PARTIES concerned,
to the published notice. This is
purely an Orangcburg institution,
and al Oanycburycrs are bound to
its support.
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RICE NOTES
The late defeat Of the "Orangcburg
Maid" has not tlshcartcned our citi.
zcns in the least, and one Of them now
offers to 'eaH the "Orangcburg Bachc-
lor" against anything i'll the county.
The Bachelor is u handsome dark
brown animal, standing from fourteen
to fifteen hands i'll hight, with pcdc-
gree running back to the time Of
Baalam, clean limbs and timber heels,
and II thorough walliist, any one dcsir-
ing to enter for the race can obtain all
necessary information By applying at
this office.
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OLD DRUG STORE
ORANGFBI7IiG,
Dr. A. &. DUK ELS.
NOTICE.
OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
OEASGEEtRG, CoUSTf.
0rangcburg, S. C., Angus, IO,h 1873.

0rangcb,,rg s. e., Angus. l0,l 1873.
Ia accor'lanrc with IN Act to establish
and mantain system Of the Free and Corn
mon Schools in the State ofSou,h Carolina
The Board Of County School Examiners
will hold meeting y, this County Seat.
commencing September 9Th and continue
during The month. to examine candidates
desiring 10 become Teachers in The Free
Common School Of this County, who present
themselves to the Board for Examinations
THOMAS PHILLIPS.
County School Commissioner
ans II 1875 IT
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TOWN COUNCIL.
i O @ "A T..

CHEAP HARNESS IND .S.iDEL ES-
Messrs Chapeau & Hefiron, of Char
lesion, advertise buggy harness at s12
per sctt and saddles ut So each, and
other things in proportion Give them
a trial.
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We congratulate our citizens upon
having placed at the head Of their
affairs men Of such intillcgcncc and
character. This ticket, hc it ramcm-
bcrcd vas the one advertised by the
News q TIMES, and which it heartily
supported.
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COURT HOUSE IL.

We learn that the County Commits
sioncrs have vccrcd around again, and
that now the court house is to be put
up facing the West. We think this a
decided mistake, and that the building
should have looked toward the Main
street running south of the square.
Still we won't stop to quarrel about it
now; go ahead gentlemen and give us
proper court house, faced where you
please.
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LNSURREC1yON-

IINSURREC1yOA-
Go abroad to learn the news at
home Some Of our exchanges say
an insnrrcction is progressing in this
county. When we learn anything
about it, We will give particulars.
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DEi7yr-

DE.i7LE
The infant dnughter of Mr.. and
A1rf Thomas Ray died on Friday of
last week, the funeral ceremonies
were performed on Saturday. SO one
by one, these little ones, that twiuc
themselves SO closely around our
(hearts, are taken home Hgain, and
! ,ntmcrios of the past, with tho sympa-
thy Of friends, are all that is left to
the borrowed parents.
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Ms;lONEl' HOUSE,

VIII be opened on Monday next for
tlrc Accommodation Of the public.
Thff will be good news to all those
who nave experienced what it was
before III" fire, under tile skilliul lnan-
ascn,cnt Of our friend and his cstima-
BILE Lady. For ',o<c who have no,
enjoyed t9spt experience treat is in
store.
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STOCK FOR SALE

See advertisement Of sale Of four
shares of stock in the agricultural
and Mechanical Association" this is
now paying stock, and will return n
good dividend, besides assisting an
Association that certainly commcnds
itself to every resident Of our county,
we trust that the bidding will show
the appreciation Of our people for the
institution.
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FLEC7TO.N- p

hLIC17OS-
Below VIC give the list of votes cast
last Tuesday for Mayor and Alder
men Of our Town. Those in italics
were elected,
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BUSINESS

BCSiNESS--
We were pleased to greet Mr.. f. A.
Wolfe in our sanctum the other lay
agrccably SO, too, for lie paid his sub
scriptioE promptly for another year
for the NEWS & TIMES. Mr.. Wolfe
is the son Of our friend, jacob s..
Wolfe: Esq, Of Bull Swamp. and has
been for sometime past, one OF Wm.
y. Love e Co.'s most efficient sales
men i'll the city Of Columbia, firm
that sells goods Of every description
at astonishingly low prices. BY see
ing or sending IN order to MI. Wolfe
you can get a dozen fine linen shirts
for fifteen dollars that would cost Won
thirty-siX dollars in the city Of Ncw
York. The only addition to be made
to them is to sew in the sleeves aud
put OH the cuffs or'bapds, rs YOU
llkc-whl.c you get complete fit. Mr..
Wolfe who is on Il visit home Of Il few
days, brought Il sample with him, and
has received orders for over twelve
dozen. Our friends who want nice
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MELLICU lamps SCHOOL.
E6sDXS 4 ND GlasE4S

The exercises Of This School will he
resumed on Monday Sept. 9Th. at the
School House by the Lutheran
Church, recently occupied Ey Rev
G. q. lIou@h.
Boys will he prepared for Business
or College, and Young Ladies given
Il finished Course.
AS the time Of entrance has some
weight in the distribution Of Prizes,
attention is called to the following
rule which is always strictly obscr-
we'd:
Rule N.-At the close Of each Session
twenty or more Prizes will be awarded TO
the Pupils who excel in any oitllc differ
cnt Studies aud III Deportmcn,; and in ad-
dition thereto ancstra Prize will be given
nj the public Exhibition a the end oi ,lc
school year to the pupil in each oftle
three Departments, who can show the
greatest number of monthly IIonors.
TERMS PER MONTH,
Urinary ..................... s. 90
Intermediates. ......... 3 90
Classics Extra. a......... ............. 90
For further information apply to
$. Il. MELLlCIIAMp,
Principal
aug 2l-lm
$50 TO s. 20
Per Day at Home. Terms FREQ.
Address q. STINSON & co,
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\ CARD.

\ CARD.
DR.. j. &. WANNAMAkER is IN ros
session nf the Receipts and Prescription
Docks OF the late DR.. L. j. OlivcrnS. All
persons desiring 10 got amy "ftlc above
Preparations sr Renewal Of Prescriptions
can do 50 by calling on
DR.. .WANNANIAkER
Al his Drug store.
aug 2l-3m
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There will be preaching in the
Baptist Church Of this place by Rev.
|. A. Hartley tomorrow at the usual
hour in the morning, and also in the
afternoon at 3! o'clock.
sept IS IT
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B0QUEr

1uSLltuL1On.
BOQUET-
Being a great lover offlowcrs, our
thanks are cmincntly due to Mrs. G.
w. Gardner for an artistic boquct Of
Roses, that come to lis with especial
pleasure rs being SO late in the season.
The collection is q handsome one,
even to have collected in Sping. We
make orr best bow, and ret rn thanks.
GE0.IL CORNELSON--
This gentleman is now receiving The
large md varied stock of goods, re-
Gently purchased North, and proposes
to sell out at unusually low figures.
His stock embraces everything that
can be thought Of, from ribbon to an
iron tic, and from a kid Glove TO a
side Of bacon. With n full corps OF
able and attentive clerks it is a pleas
ure to pay visit to Mr.. Cornclson's
store. Read lis advertisement in
another column, then call on him and
judge for yourself,
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s35 TO S. 20
Per Day AT Home. Terms free

Address q. STlNSON & co,
Portland, Maine.
jan 30 lt-. "
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THE sun.
DAILY AND WREKLY FOE l875.

The approach Of the Presidential Rejection
| gives unusual Importance to the events and
| developments Of 1875. We shall endeavor to
describe them fully faithfully and fearlessly.
TIE WEEKLY SUN has now attained a
| circulation Of over seventy thousand copies.
| It's readers are found in every State and
Territory, and its quality is we'll known to the
! public. We hall not only eudeavor to keep it
fully up to the old standard, but to improve
and add to its variety and power
EHE WEEKLY SUN will continue to be a
| thorough newspaper All the news of the day
| will DO found in II, condensed when unimport-
ant, at full length when Of moment, and always,
| we trust, treated in clear, interesting and
instructive manntr EtaF 'sE
It Is our aim to mako the WEEKLY SUN
| the best family newspaper In the world. II will
DO full Of entertaining and appropriate reading
| Of every sort, but will print nothing to offend
the most scruplous and delicate taste. It will
always contain the most interesting stories and
romanoss Of the day, carefully selected and
legibly printed
The Agricultural Department is a prominent
feature In the WEEKLY SUN, and its articles
will always be found fsosh and useful for tho
farmer
The number Of men independent in politics
ID increasing, and the WEEKLY sun is their
paper especially. IL belongs TO no party, and
obeys no diCtation, contonding for principle
and the election Of the best men. III exposes
the corruption that dlsgraces the country and
threatensthe overthrow Of republican institu.
lions. II has no fear Of knaYos, and seeks no
lavors from their supporters
The markets Of every kind and the fashions
are regularly reported.
The prizes Of the WEEKLY SUN Is one
dollar year for sheet Of eight pages, aud
hity-six, columns. Al this barely paws the
expenses Of paper ana printing, we are not
able II make any discOunt or allow any
premium TO friends who may make speeial
efforts 70 extend It's circulation. Under the
now law, which requires payment Of postage
n advance, Que dollar year, with twenty cents
the cost q prepaid postage added, ID the rate
Of subscriptions. IL IL not necessary to ret up
q cluhi IN order ID have the WEEKLY SUN II
thie rate. AnY one who sends one dollar and
twenty cents Will got thO paper, postpaid, Gor,
one year
Wo have no travelling agenta.
THE WEEKLY sUN-EiRht paeos lftv-
SIX eolunns. Only 81 90 year, postage bFe.
paid 6odignount from this rate
THE DAILY SUN ~ A large fourpape
neWspaper Of twonty. eight columns. nnlly
ciFouiAden over 10000 All The new6 FOR two
cents. Subscription, postage Pre- Ia. SIS cents
month, Or Sc 80 a year. 10 bs 81 ton ~
over, g discount az 20 Per cent
Address THE SUN, Kew York CITY.
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4 recent decision of the pope
makes it proper for Roman Catho-
lies 10 join the Grange organiza-
don il they find nothing in the or
der which Is inconsistent with
their duty 10 the church" Many
thousand Catholic farmers have
been DESTROYS Of becoming Gran.
gers, bht have been deferred by
the stringent ruling Of the church,
which torbids the members TO as
sociate themselves with secret or
deFs. The Pope's decision ID quite
q concession, ~ the Grange ID d
secret eociety And again ii ii q
conquest 81 the church, IN a meas
nre, as giving her another basis Of
ecclesiastical influence. The pe-
caliarity Of the pope's ruling Il
THAT he u especially bitter against
tlie order of Freemas0ns, which
can not hayo my more az evil In III
thaR tho GFanee and vel ha per-
mits the faithful to Join the latter
society, where tho members are
equally bound By q secret oath. III
will aalbtl8as 10 of immonae ad-
Yni7 To the Grange oreaniza-
zion Ia an accession of strength
aud inhuonCe gourior-Journal
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4 FTER NATURE DELIBERATTON AS
X to the wants and necessities peculiar to
this section of the country,
GREGG's PURCHASING BUREAU
has been established in New Orleans. A long
acquaintance with the various kinds Of Sewing
Machines, has Induced US to make a specially
in this line. .Na. -.
First Class Machines Of oil kinds at lowest
rates ..... The New Under-toed Buckeye Hard
Machine, only $20...... Secondhand Machines,
in good order, at half pri( $50. The latest and
best Attachments for all machines..... fuckers,
RuflGrs, CordeTs, Binders Plate hGmmers, etc,
The best Needles for all paohines......
The best prepared Sewing Machine Oil..... The
best Sewing Machine Cotton awe repgir al
Machines at low rates,.....We take old machines
in part pay for new ones. s.-
Sewing Machines, Pianos and Organs sold
on monthly payments in the country, to parties
giving references. ...... 49,. ..,,.
Mrs. ADA GREGG respectfully offers her
services in purchasing and forwarding any
article of apparel, personal adjournment or
domestic goods, Tor ladies' and cbildren's use,
including.
MILLINERY, DRY GOODS, JEWELRY,
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES,
PATTERNS, UNDERWEAR, TRIMMINGS,
10y Il BRIDAL TRoUsSEAUX, ETC.
Any articles of Ladies' and Childrep's wear
manufactured in tho latest styles, under her
own supervision. -~
N, B. All inquiries relative, to articles
mentioned or uDrn ntioned, will be answered
free Of charge Our facilities for purchasing
goods from manufacturers and first hands
enable US TO get our commissions without
charge TO parties we buy for. 81 We guarantee
satisfaction ia quality and price. One half
the purchase price should accompany tho
order Send money BY draft, postofiOo ORDER
express, or registered letter. fr. Nj w.
Cotton consigned to us will be stored aud
disposed of to the best advantage to the owner
and all instructions relative thereto strictly
carried out.
References e Tyley, Sampson Bros. Pin
Berlein, Samuel Jones, Jr, Cashier New Orleans
Wings Institution Of New Orleans; Col L
pawer, Jackson, Miss and Editor Of this
Paper. f### b@sIm.
Gs8- sond for catalogue and circular
Address, Grogg's Purchasing Bureau, No.
Burgundy street, corner Of Canal, New Orleans
Louisiana, ra. a oClO
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BILLIARDS + BILLIARDS /
At q
JOHN DILLON'S. .'
ON PUBLIC SQUARE AND LAKE,
Lake Charles, Louisiana.

1 would respectfully inform those oil
my friends, both here and at a distance,
who have any expectation of getting
thirsty, that I have just received a most
complete assortment of Pure Liquors
ever imported to Lake Charles, which
/ am DESTROYS of selling at wholesale
and retail at prices to.justify both seller
and buyer, My wines and brandies are
unsurpassed, and my WHISTLES the
Simon pure" Before leaving town be
sure and call around and take a parting
farewell. Lager beer, Scotch ale and
porter constantly ON hand. ap4n4y
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The Southern Farmers Friend.
TlHAT EXCELLENT WEEKLY

THAT EXCELLENT WEEKLY
l. Agricultural paper, OUR HOME
JOURNAL, cOmnenoed its Ninth Volume in
January Of this year. This is, without doubt,
the most valuable Weekly Agricultural Journal
in the South, and every live farmer and planter
ought to be constant reader Oc it. as any one
number is worth the subscription price, which
has been reduced to 50 IS per year, including
postage. Aside from this, tho publisher gives
a magnificent Chrome, which alone is worth
all that is charged for the paper. AS an Agri-
cultural and Family paper, OUR HOME JoUR,
NAL cannot fail to be popular for its large corps
o. editors and contributors from nearly every
section of tho South aid in making it of great
value to the farmer and planter in all their
various pursuits.
Those who are not already subscribers can
become so by addressing Our HOME journal,
New Orleans, and inclosing So IS for a years
subscription and we would advise every iutel.
ligent planter and farmer in the South to
subscribe for and read it weekly. Aside from
its valuable Agricultural matter, it contains q
complete market report, the important news of
the country, as we'll as va liable reading for the
family. It printed on fine book paper, and is
decidedly the ueatest weekly paperin the South.
The rapid increase Of its subscription list has
enabled the Publisher to reduce the price to
80 So for single subscriptions, and to So Is in
Clubs Of twenty or more. a FL. ..."r
We will furnish tho Echo and HoME JoUR-
NAL to all cash subscribers at So rs net, with
unmounted Chrome, all postpaid.
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20 Hks NoT gagN ~


TyHE BEAUTIFUL AND HIGHLY VALs
In liable FAMILY BIBLE, now otiared u
the public BY Mrs. DELLA X. BRYAN, .
duly authorized sgent for N. b. Thompson q
Co., Sc. Louie, Missouri.
This Bible is superior to aOythihg 10 lie
line ever before introduced into this countTyfoF
SALE It contains the Old and New Testamentr.
Apocrypha, Psalms in metre, Bible Dici Onary.
Concordance, Bible Index, Table Of Contents
Photograph Album, Fsmily Record, MaFriapo
Certificate, Map of Palestine, Panoramic Viswe
of jerusalem and lis Surroundings, over Four
Hundred and Fifty Epgra1ings, fincludinr
twenty full page Illustr9tions,l two Iilnmina
tions, numerous important tables, many interest,"
ing articles in support Of the Holy Bible, and
many other features TO make 1t simple, attrac.
tive and entertaining. These Bibles are ele-
gautly and durably bound, and put lisnsd in
the German and English banguages. #a--
Prices graded to suit all classes. To,
those who have not the ready cash trade ID
offered. VIA a#0 49,
LAEB CHARLEs, Oct. II, 1874. @
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An EDTroRs sAPPEAL.-As the
report that we are. very wealthy
has goReabroad among our sub
seFibers, and has made them awful
slow about paying up, thinking,
doubtless, we don't want the
money, we hasten to say that the
report of our wealth is false in
every particular. II ocean steam
ers were selling at a cent a dozen
we couldn't make the FIRST payment
on n canoe. The lightning otpov-
erty has struck us square, and had
it not been for an armful of hay
our devil managed to steal from a
blind mule, our large and interest
ing family would be without a
mouihful to eat ct this moment.
Ii this not a sad picture, and can
Jon, delinquent subscribers, look
upon it without feeling the green
backs rustic with indignation in
your pocket-books? We do not
like 10 dun, but We must, if YOU
fail to take the hint.-[Shenan-
doah (Ya.) Democrat.
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woMAN's FRIEND.

AS AGENT FOR THE INVENTOR, J. c.
Triton,
r AM PREPARED no FILL ALL ORDERS
4 for thO celebrated a #s...
STEAM WASHER, ..
known as the WomRn's Friend Thousands Of
them are sold weekly al over the Union. The
washing is done entirely by steam no rub.
bing nor kTank farming. Itisthe greatest labor
and money saving invention Of the age. refer,
by permission, 70 the following ladies: Mrs.
Cooper and Mrs, Gin, at Bagdad Mrs. Andrus
and Mrs Saxon, az Big Woods; and Mrs.
Fairohild, at Nibblett's Bluff.
Price only $40. Every one warranted.
Address, or call on $3.50
I am also AGENT for Che celebrated Is.
oRowI} WRINgBR,
Price Of Wripger, $40 Of WRINGER and
.WOMAN's FRIEND together, SI6
Examine specimens of both az y wv Btyan's
Store Every one warranted. g7fNaa
IN. p. SMART. r.
BAaD4ps Caloasibu Parish, Ia.
WEtM HaF N# Ns#s#A EFHzs
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When Grant packed the Sn.
preme Court Of the United States
for the purpose 81 deciding that
"paper money " was equal to coin,
and was a legal tender the rad
zeal party made itself solely re-
sponsible for the disasters and dis
tress which has come upon the
country. The paper party Is the
radical party. jackson, Benton,
all the statesmen Of the demo-
cratic party have been agreed that
paper money is a direct injury to
the labor, industry, business, and
commerce Of this country.
The very moment Grant spacked
Supreme Court decided that rag
dollbr, as they call III was equal to
a gold dollar, then began the
course of speculation which has
almost ruined every industry in
the land, impoverished labor, and
made il pay out Of its wages the
difference between currency and
money. III the laboring men and
the mechanics, and the industrious
class are willing to bear this bur
den, and pay this difference, fifteen
cents on the hundred now, out of |
wages, then they can best serve
their interests by voting for the
paper party, the negro, and all the
rest Of it. Commonwealth. al