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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-18

G,iierS, ssd st ard Madison square.
seaOmss Sanns.
BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION. e51
deposits entitled .iers.o On Tor he M @onh. esaSs
Dee. ~ a. the rate Of SIX per cent PER anauu. IN al
PRfEI CUNNING. Actuary.
FsA n It al Ha 'ss
rate Of six cent per aunum fir thisix months end:
thsrsio on az seT SaP jan IT, Bposits MADE oa
Or before ia" iU iGyfiiBAhL&SiS fessieat
JAMES H. SMITH. secretary.
IRWIN" SA'bbSSGG iIiNlia2rl!ggE I.TloN'
six rRg Cent. INTEREST ALLOWED
.WAAreRw CONcKLGS, Pre- ,Idsnt
VANDInBfLr l.. BtXtos secretary.
NAV AM-rEEOA SAVINGS BANK, No.
~, p'i"n, S1f ,'soa , s non on ,nu sie,r
mon such excess OF deposits than upon deposits OF
y rnef u + 'urle,ith strs,t Six nef cent interest
pli from The hrst of each month Assets tiJS,73l9o
wv iiilNcKRGhoFF. SC. RID II NULL Pres.
SIXPGNNn SAyINl;- BASk,.,..,,.,.
open daily from 10 4. NJ. los =. 81.
pms DANh FonocsANlNG-.
"''' NV ioRK. Jan. IL 1870
The Boar Of Trustees have ~, liy doclirei me
usual interest, under tue ola OF Avs Tor
the lst six 0AtIs ending the 3lst OF December, ss
follows:
Al tue rate OF FIvR PER CENT. per annum on ali
suns Of Five Dollars am undcr Five Hundre jllars,
ana OF FOUR PER CENT. On All aum, am)uIting 10
Five Hundred Dollars nj upward pay able and afser
'hS ra % lrh 9t s, ns ,So, m,
pressey -qae IN amount to I've siJ 6afSsSfy inter,
est and calculated on the "a No principle.
hi- mt rest II carried nj 10 the credit OF fepos
II t. w. principal ON mo lot lat, wLers It stands
hcfly iuuu
Twin b. entered on pa, hooks at any time when
required on aud after the II Q Inst.
o ~ ID. SWAN. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-18
ARTISTS, Fund
SuOnss $anhs.

WIN open WEDNESDAY A. NJ, 10Th inst, at KurtE's
Gsllery 93d n. and Madison square.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-22

A n.BY was out with it, nurse in a
garden in the nsis ishborhood of Glasgow.
"Is Il q laddie or lassiep' asked the
gardener. "a lallie." replied the
maid. "wesl." said hc. "l'm glad o
that, for there's over mony women IN
the world" HIsnch. mon. cried the
girl; "div We no ken there's aye maist
savn o. tho best crapl"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
DTuNQUEN1 TAX LIST.
NOTICE oy syITs COMMENCED.

nm THE YoLL0wIS0.SANeD DtpEsD.
81 10 vi ounars o. claimants. Known
or uukpown, of the posse,sofy Slain ~ s,ss a..
spd the Improvements tntrsyn. ~ ns.,'.s.,.,, ~.
saN's. Won ars hereby lOt.ned thai sol, hAs
-. commesc.d IN tho Justices cour.
TS-rshIn No. 8. Gold Hill. STOREY eoun'yt
a,',s ~ Nevsds, before X. Wright. !nsus r,, =,
sse Pescs of sid Township NO. ,. W me !, 'hs
OF Gold Hill. - plaintln. syan'' "a ss.in.t
S.,,rcseots hrfeinaiter named, ana ~
sssh OF ,h- foilovipedsscribed po psnss ~
srsrts Of land with tho uspfovemen.s nv. ran.,'
nd the Improvemenis. When Assssssa s,.,,,I ~
stsly. situate within thv iieorpo. -, s,s,m.
,Ls fovn Of Gold iiill. and All owne n ~ rr.
~ ~. 70 ihs same, KNOWN or unknown, y, 70 9oii III
ahn "a corn. rstion tar OF ihc Town OF oc,s
eyvI .,, a.. ssid, and the delinquency as'a - I'm w
hiu' sns.ndsnts. ia United states 20 eoln.
n9 49,. sns ssii pfopsfty. fos me nseh IN
ssn..s,stss = on tbe sut Monday oi Sy n
isis' and snaiss the nns nonaay Q. .i
I'm, and hst ss@plinons - naiissd thas
n son ~ 10 sppcE ana snswer IL = e.inplahnt
~ al in ss,x arslor on or bsiore the sola u.yL
Iovsmber. A. ID. $50. At tho honr of ~ eices
4. n. OF said dsy. ipdgmeit ~ oe '.,a un
against you and the po.s.soy s,sin lnsn.s ~ ass.
srissd. M United ria'ss koba eow. hI ne
.,r,,.,i al aid sax, with ths ten per CEN; az
ns-,s ~. IN lIhe coin. and TOR al costs siDss.
oesus y, ~ ss,essInsnt VI said taxes sun o"o
u suii. In Uhited states gold coin:
yns ass gfyr,iy. c,,, ana Idf'
ISs n. Block I. tt.nx. II value. sao.'u ~
q, 10, 3, hioek .. i,snse Is north 1s
feet Of Lot ", block 7. Hang. routh
Is feet Of Lot .. block '. Range ID;
value. 1850. O...............:......' s'"1
N 4 blanchard, asd personal prop'rtJ;
valffo Ill To ~ b~
csnus !. and ,ortion Of Lot Il. Block .,
hsnee ~; value, $500. ........':..... w 80
niosS n = nspss o ~, ,aiSs ii. SO. ...... Is IS
ID w Dow. srd south portiou 81 lot2.
rioek s, ka.ge NJ value. fls.......;. ~
u v D.y, and Loi 10. Block o, hAnsec' a.
value. $780,. ,...,....:;';,;;;i..;; y"
y kving, and por'issn,, s,,S S' Lo' -. D'o Is
Europa Mining Company. and na,llng
claim and improvements routho ~am
shalt ; vAiue. N.+o..........,...,:. 20 .,
J D 0a, non, and ,Ast portion ~ L"h
Block J. tange .; v.las. 10y n..r. ;:.;.:, 30
ANA Mango % K value. Siso. ................. iS
Martin 0rotop, aud lot aId improve.
menis east Of Lot I'm, Bloch o, Range
Oh vaiue, tiou........"......,..... .
Oiobs Mining COMPANY. ana claim ha
inprovemehts on American FIAT;
valnS. % 100. u0...................''. % -
Ilart IIs,rjrsn. and south u feet ~ Lot
rs as Biocas. hangs G; vsiae. q, $50. 81 As
W n Hena.lrson, and Lot 10. block .,
Range o, sp< Lot ~. Block j. Rang" :.
william HosEIn Ns. .. and ground wet
OF Lots ~ and ~. Igock ., hange d.
value, tIt0 0....................... 20
Thos Holiday. aud ground we.t Of Lot
90. Block =. Range value. we. 80
A HIDE. sud portion of Lot AZ. byock
I, Range n; vaiue. t2so. 9b7
Ks,stoos NinIng Company, and lot el-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-22
on A MINIATURE.

Thine old. world eyes-each one q vlole,
Big ~ the b.by rose that 4. thy mouth
Bet me dreaming. Have oar eyes mt met
In ehiidhccd-ia garden of the south
Thv lips ere trembling with song 81 France.
NJ eou<in. and thine eyc- are iimly sweet ;
'wildsred with reading N IN old romsaee
All afternoon upon the garden sal.
The Summer wind read with thee. and the
bees
That on the sunny page. loved 10 crawl
a skipping rra.ier was the impaiisHi hresze
And tarn.d the leaves. but the slo~ bees
read all.
And nov thy foot desesnds the ,rraee stair;
hear The rustic VI thy -'ik attire;
I bc aths the nn-kg ciOr of thy hair.
And airs that hOa thy painted fan respite.
Idly thou pauselh In the shady walk,
Thine ear attentive 10 ths fOant.ia'- fall;
Thou mark'st the nower.dc luce sway on he'
The spsehi~i vsrr.iieas ridenins on the
wall.
Thou hast tbs feature Of my mother. rsee'
The giiicd comb shs wore. her SMILE he'
rAs blood ,h., a,.A.. softly in thy l.e.
crAwis through my veins ecneaih TINS N'''"-
en- shy.
As ons disheritssi. thou nex, of Kin.
Vino lingors Al the barred ancc.trli gaze
And sadly see- the hsppy heir Nilhn
etroii careless through his f0risilcd e'u''''
Even 90 I watch thy Southern eye- Li'eiie.
Lady Of my lost p ursiise shd helr -.
OF summer day- that wst- my bifthrtTht. iet
Thy beauty make- the usurps;ion iair.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-22

SOMEBODY remarks that young latlies
look upon a boy as nuisance until he
10 past the age OF sixteen. when he gem
orally doubles up in value each year.
until. like a mesrschaum pipe, hs is
nricrlasA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-22

BurroSs on the feminine dress are
smaller this Winter. The old ones,
worn o year or two ago. make good
quoits-thou.h some OF them are too
heavy 10 pitch over ton yards.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-22

Tnx Baltimore gossips have hal a
sensation In tho marriage Of u well
known and highly respectable" jcwelor
OF 20 to a girl in her teens.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-22

A CaNA set may contain seventy
pieces or only forty. jus, according to
tho sort Of tho hired dgirl you have around
the house.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-22

Accosprso TO the IR,tS,riri.e zsii,Ug. =
Zurich printer has started a printing
Once in which tho eomPositors are
women.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-22

Oven C0.O0o pounds OF whalebone
was recently abandoned in the Arctic
region, and It's apt to stay there. too
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-22

AGronon woman hal over 100 pins
and needles taken from her body. Then
the crop vas exhausted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-22
LOST !!

A COMMON EXPRESSION HEARD AL
"A ma.t every day "i have Zoe. eonndens.
In ny vaishiA IsNe II 10 L. O. BUTCH: ~
soath Q street. Virginia and have u male TO
~ - veil - ever. oco I'M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-22

Tnx tendency Ia toward wearing
mourning for u shorter time than Tor
merly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-22
DR.. IA MARS
SEMINAL PILLS

T,oR SEMINAL EMISSIONS. iMr0TRS-
II or, I.oss OF yieos. herual and 0rncrai
6ebliity, Physical Prostration. and the many
Ailments OF like nature arising fro'n ihdiseio-
ton, self abuse, ovsrindulsence. etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-22

TnE heads Of large families are wait,
ing patiently for seaiskins TO 20 out OF
fashion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-22
ENGRAVING.

WHEN You Want TO GET YOUR
w name, motto or anything IN that linz -.
gfavsd on spoons. watches, silvervare, and all
that sort Of thing. 70 70 L. O. BUTCH. ~
South Q street. Virginia, and hsvs 10 done In
good shaps. SON
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-22

TuiRry actresses are numbered among
the dspositors Of New York savings
bank.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-22

WOMAN has nominated herself for
school commissioner In Horry, ;. Z.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-22

MInIoS. Ca. true to its name. has
had Ave marriages in ten days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-22
MEDICAL.

Mxs. yrcroar, has the rheumatism.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-22

Known anu hlsniy rvspectSo4o J'"VN'
OF 20 to a girl in her teens.
A CurSA set may contain seventy
pieces or only forty. just according to
tho sort Of the hired girl you have around
the house.
AccoRprSa 10 the IH,tstriri,e zsiiU'g. =
Zurich printer has started n printing
Once in which tho compositors are
women.
Oven 700 pounds OF whalebone
was recently abandoned in the arcuc
region. and it's apt to stay there, too
GEORGIA woman hal over 100 pins
and needle. taken from her body. Then
the crop vas exhausted.
Ant nssilework. both as applied to
furniture and dress. il at present dseii'
edly the fashion.
Tux heads Of large families are wait.
ing patiently for sealskins TO 90 OUT o'
fashion.
The tendency u toNN"
mourning for shorter time than Tor
merly.
TmHry actresses are numbered among
the d.positors Of New York savings
bank.
WOMAN has nominated herself for
school commissioner In Horny, =. Z.
MARION. Ga, true TO It's name' mas
had Ave marriages in ten days.
MKs. vicroRIA has the rheumatism.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-03
TOfTHE PUBLIC.

E"'to.' O'UycJmy Ncvs nmi 7i0,cs
desire that the public may know
the cause Of the opposition Of Tic
fret l'ti:vn 10 mc as Il man and as
an officer, and avail myscioi Your
valuable columns as Tie mc,Iimnl
through which that information shall
be given.
Sometime back l WAS approached
by the Editor Of The frre Cli.cu Who
importunc,l me 70 give Iii, paper ,ha
patronage Of my office, that is, ,he
publication Of the Shcriii'S sales.
declined for the reason that his paper
did not have 4 circulation sufficient
to warrant such Il step on my part.
1t was my opinion then, and is yet,
that those who arc unfortunate III
having their property sold by The
Sheriff, should llavc The benefit Of Tic
largest possible advertisement Of their
sales, so that just and fair price
might be offered in exchange therefor.
Property would not bling hall lis
value ut Shcrill's sales if it were
advertised only in papers Of Il limited
circulation. For this reason | de-
clIncd TO comply with the request Of
the Editor Of the f,cc Cii:,n. lie
then cndcavorcd to induce ny com
P,,,ancc by Offering me 4 per rcninge Of
al moneys received for ahycrtizing
sales TO bcesnadc BY nc, i'll would
patronlzc his paper. ! still Thought
That he Shcriti''s sales should be
largely advertised and again declined
10 give them to the Free Cii.cn for
publication. For this act Of public
and ofiicial duty both to creditors
and debtors, lost The esteem Of the
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-03
NO[I'I
'oFl'ICEoF COUNTY AUDITOR,
oRASGEHuRc, 5. G., May 18th 1876

~ -'''''i't NV; - .Ii.'N I'm lSib.
Notice is hereby given, that this Office
vii! he open to,rccivc Ect,rns Of Personal
Property from The St day oi June until the
20;!, day Of July 1876.
Taxpayers will Return the .r.mbcr Of
G;;lr, Horses, Mules and Asses, Sheep and
Goats, ll"sS, Dogs, Watches, Silver Plate,
P!casnrcr Carriages and their values. Also,
average value as Manufactures and rs Mcr-
chants, Moneys, Credits, ever indebtedness,
Stocks and Bonds, together with "all other
property" not enumerated above. All trans
fcrs Of Real Est, must he reported. so per
cent penalty will be added to all property
no, ltcturncd prior to July Goth 1876 K.
JhS.s'N,N TASSEL, q, :
County Auditor Of Oranscburg Co.
may ~ 81
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-03
STATE OF SOUTH rARoliNA.sss
OnANGED,,RG County.

lM AUG. j. KSowIroS, Esquire, J. p.
Whereas, Lewis Collier, lath made suit
to me, 10 grant to him letters Of Admins
tralion Of the Estate and effects Of Casar
earn, late Of said county, deceased.
These arc therefore 10 cite and a,lmonish
all and singular, the Kindred and credit ors
Of the said Cesar earn, deceased, that they
he and appear, before me: in the Court of
Probate, to be held At 0rangcbnrg G. II. on
June 12th, next, after publication hereof
at o'clock in the forenoon. 10 show cause,
if any they have, why thcsaid AdministI-l.
1icn should not he granted.
tiiven under m, hand, this 2otlr ,tax Of
May, Ammo Donini 1876.
AUG. B. kNOWLTON,
ll"Sl Judge OF Probate, Q. G..
nl:y - II
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-03
'Is'IIICIIg-

'N'UI(Ify-
The Grccnvi!le Daily Ncws says
.'.l'or ihc life oi rs We can't decide in
our own mid. whether it is the cdi.or
'uf tho ArnS umi Cunrnr editing the
i"n" Nr"h'. nr the editor Of the
i"Da- Iht"k( editing the .>nmS and
'Co"rirr"
We ta, tel yru ':,dw;l is, Brother
'Spciights; they swap places now and
'thcn, but draw their Inspirations from
the same i;:rtlc sout;rsayrr.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-03
| DOL'ELE BEN tstII-

The Town has already derived one
excellent benefit from Mr.. Bolivcr's
brick building which is soon to com
'mcncc tic rearing Of It's stately front
on Main Street a II the dirt that i:
taken from the spo. for The .ound :
ton Of the building, is being hauled
OH the street near the Court House,
which will result in filling up lad
place, and make that hitherto buggy
crossing during vet weather high anil
dry. Again we say, lIurrah for
Bolivcr!
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-03
SOFT AND TENDER

The new street running in front OF
the Fair Building is romantic of
momrss'iny nights. a good many
soft and and tender words Of love
were uttered Oh the bridge on that
street on Tuesday night last. We
have the declaration Of two young
lncn, that we're made there, which for
levers clGquencc, fcrvor and ra,hos
cannot be surpassed. We will no,
disclose the names Of The parties eli
gagged i'll this tender work, but if any
young man wants to know low to
make love, let lin call at this off G,
and We will show h;m how others
s'passcd the Rubicon."
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-03
TIE CONCERTO

. 4
AS advertised hc Concert by the
Glcc Club came Oh ut Elliot Hail on
Tuesday night last before II large and
respectable audience. The programme
was fine and in lis execution afforded
evidence oi'ihc pains taking and good
taste OF Prof. Berg For The infor-
nation Of our readers, we give the
programme entire:
Swedish March. by thc band; The
Maid Of the Rhine; chorus bv the
Glcc Club; Polka, by the Band; Good
hy Sweet Heart, Tenor solo; Speak
Gently, by the Band; Good Night
My love Good, Night, duet for Sopra-
no and Alto; Java March, by the
Band; Mother Kissed Me in Ny
Drcams,Soprann Solo; SiciIian Hvmn,
BY the Band; LII Indiana. Quartet
t"r liano, Violin, Cornott and Tuba;
Waltz, ~ the Band: Scrcnadc, Tenor
and Bass.
Each piece was warmly applandcl,
anl heartily enjoyed By the audience.
't",d BY Sweetheart" by Mr. Ernst,
Mrn!zcl, Was superb. His Voice was
sweet soft alri insinua,in", and
exactly suited to the rendition Of IL
piece 50 delicate AMI touching. "Good
Night my Love, Good Night was
sung hy Mis- tur,ie Wnnnamnkrr
and Miss Wcss;c Cnli;ns in Il manner
that reflected credit upon them, and
gave enjoyment to the audience. They
TOO we're wnrmy y applauccd Mother
Kiss Inc i'll my Dreams" by Miss
,Jn.i;l Slater, WIS the ch.f III ,unerc OF
TIC evening and brought down the
house. IN word, the entire pcr-
iornance WAS gond. Tie "Glcc Club"
have talent, and lis members know
exactly how to show it. Prof. Borg
deserves the thanks Of the community
Tor having gotten up 50 excellent an
entertainments. But one thing tend
dcd i'll The least to mar the enjoyment
Of the occasion, and that was. the
.whis'ling and rappingby u number
boys wKo seemed determined
to make their pas and mas feel what
smart chaps they we're raising. 1t,
may, seem nice to the parents Of these
little boys To havclthem to whi'tlc at
every entertainment given in Dram re
burg, .but,we respectfully, suggest llat
IL the practice is TO he continued, that
hca'cattcrn place be given them in lie
programme 50 that they may noun,
the stage and show oil' their "luSsy"
parts 10 better advantage.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-03
NOTICE

Tue fast trot,ing thoroughbred Stallion
MANIBRINO TRUSTEE
will stand the season at my stables. +
PEDIGREE. s
MAMBRINO TRUSTEE, by Mambriuo
Medley, he by Old Malnbrino Chief; Nam.
brlno Mcsll Us first dam by Young Medley,
line race mare, second dam by Stanley;
!lird dam by Trustee; fourth dam By Spccu-
lator.
MAMBRINO TRUSTEES frs, dam jenny
De"ncv, by IIolcoln; fist dam by Lady
Moodford, BY Sir William Woodford he by
"ooifor,l; first dam by Bertrand.
MAN bRlNO TRUSTEE was bred by
tc"rg" W. Ogden, Wrights Sutton, Ken
!,'ciy Central Rail Road, Bourbon County,
Kentucky lie is five years old, and has
not had much handling but what he had
showed splendid action. He lrottcd on the
toIti'n oia track last fall at the rate Of 245
TlAD. G. ANDREWS
Orangcburg Livery and Sale Stables.
T. S. Board fora'fcw mares can be had at
my stables.
april. 10Th. #.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-03

Pine Grore !
Darby, A I DR. 1900 acres ana build
ings. 6
-, Poplar. sa5
Jones, ND bl7 acres md 1 buildings.
Riggs, il. 50 acres.
Ploridence
r.. Bull & scovillc, ssl acres atitbEildY g
g#,!art. Ira z goo 9 asrsaqpd IS, & 10 buildings:
/. !. sh"lcr, Dss egs dafes and ctSi1dinssss d sss ITO
5 s5jj 15.E: f..,!a ! u; "a. 5 bps
|YINs|' Ns|''"s9 Y'.',. ! L[lEssi 1 B.: a(|n5T.
22z;k|t@ip 2';|ti5sp , se2Egs'zEseeEgo gg'ze 60 .as3sl alg& 70
s &ss 1u NU5abbsrss Ubs sssF5SAyfF'4t;}s sp AyF'4
Robinson, } D los acres and Pbuildpys.
Ss"'";a Ss"'"sa zhG5ssSgsa MzSs f"|l{RS; sfl
R'r,eohEn r ss-acres a,,ld buildings
1 FcldcrSPS S 2ia acrcs, f"r,
Louis, p loI2aeres aud S buildings.
N'S!P'5 - .'A'S u ~-tIcS anu - DuftulnHH.
-s.s sI.iggs, IL :l50 50.acres and 2 buildings
Sallcy, Edward 23 acres.
Smoak, i ! III acres and buildings.
y Smlak, I'LL % agrees, 80. -.
inEs 4 Il ! 3 4 4 '
NOTICE is hereby given tiisf lie whole
Of the several PARCELS. lY,s aud parts Of lots
see Esal Eshllesdescslbt,BD hIs pteceeding
list, or SO :'uch thereof as will be necessary
10 paytlc taxes, penalties aud assessllthtSs-r
charged thereon, viii bc sold by TfeasurerS.T
Of orangeh"rg County, South caro,ina9,Iy r. has !,
bis Office in said County, on Monday ,iJpSes.iT -
9th 1876. unless said taxes; penalties and .77r
assessments. rs, be. paid before that tpieSaha3,5
such 8 sales will be ,enntinued Fon iaytds
day, until all OF sail parcels, lots and parts
of lots ofNcal"E-tatc liall ljc sold Or offer.
cd for sale
JAMES VAN TASSEL.
Auditor Of Orangcburg County.
may 20 1876 If
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-03

We arc requested by Senator An
'drcws to state that lie E.iEten,ls to have
a thorough investigation OF al the
charges and reports in circulation III
re-, ard to himself III connection with
the finances Of this County at the
next term Of the Court oi General
Session, and that he is fully prepared
To prove his innocence.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-03
Il .NEIJ' SllfjU; !

The Rev j. N.tcldman Haskell and
Sisters viii orc',n school IT their resi-
'dcncc, q. 4snsscll street, on the 9TH
inst. FHS",nncctlnn viii, the school Il
kin,l,1::tI'tzs. AiII lie conducted,
Ml.c, wili':t'lnr,l abundant i,Slrllc-
ton 10 children. Mr.. Haskell has
ALREADY n,:.'r il favorable impression
among our people as Il minister, and
We hcspcak for his school Il liberal and
hearty patronage. Read his adver-
tiscmcnt i'll another column.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-03

$1,000. Besides consuming all Of
Mr.. Carson's corn and fodder, the
fire burnt up two wagons, two horses
and four mules. There was no in
surance OH the property. 1t seems
that South Carolina is being convul-
sed from center to circumference du-
ring this Centennial Year Of State
reform. By larccnios, burglarics, arsons,
rapcs and murders. An inglorious era
has old South Carolina been made to
witness ~
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az. c. A.

]. AZ. C.. A..
Will hold public religious services
from Friday June 9th TO Sunday May
18th. The Association will have the
assistance of several distinguished
ministers to Assist them. Mr.. Wallace
Of Augusta, has been invited to assist
with his noble voice. Our people will
thus be afforded an opportunity TO hear
Noodys and Sankey's hymns render
ed by fiilc singer. The people Of the
Town are cordially invited 10 cncour-
age the association by their presence.
The first services will probably be held
III one OF our churches next Friday
evening. Fuller particulars in our
next issue.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-03

DR.. Wannamakcr has fine supply
of drugs, soaps, brushes. &c. DC. Call
in and see him.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-03
PLANTS

I'LINIS-
Monday afternoon, and from that
time forward, Mr.. Ogrcn will exhibit
at his store al assortment OF the most
choice plants, comprising over three
hundred i'll number. They viii be for
sale cheap. Now is the time to fill up
empty Aower-pots.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-03

If you want grain cradles, Western
corn, flour, &c, go to J. a. llamil-
tons.