Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-22


Virginia Tobacco Faclory, ........... 3.OOO
Hiegna Bakery. .........."............... 3,00O
Glass Making Company. 5000
Confectionery Manufactory,. ,........... 5000
National Bank, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Fight cafes in Agricultural Hail...... 10000
Safe Company. ...................,......... 5000
Selling Pop-Corn,..... .................. 1000
Revenue OH Malt Liquors, (cstima-
ted, ,)................. .................. $4,000
Total, ............................ $500, 900
One man has offered $4,000 f1r
the privilege Of sweeping the fifty
acres Of flooring. He would mnke
his. money by charging each exhibitor
a small fee for keeping his space
clean, and by being permitted to lc-
tain money an valuablcs found in
his sweeping operations.
The PUBLIC CoMFoRr DEpA TMEST.
This department has Il building to
be sued rs waiting ooms and reading
rooms for visitors, and will be free.
This company will derive revenue by
hciiy allowed TO charge small fee
for caring for packages, parcels, and
other things let i'll its charge by
visitors, and Ly selling newspapers
and periodicals. Messengers, for n
small fec, will be dispatched to any
purt OF the grounds ut the Bidding Of
visitors and exhibitors. This depart
ment will be great accommodation,
and could lot well be dispensed with.
REST ,lrA Ms.
Restaurants will be great benefit
to The pui lie. Six arc allowed tn be
in the grounds, and arc us follows (:
! he French Restaurant, iy p.
Sudrcau, OF New York; The South"
by ]. Mercer, Of Atlanta, Ga; "Lcs
'rlyis Irer2s J'roycucuux," hy l..
Golsrd, of Paris; Tie German
Restaurant. by L, j I.auLer, Of
p;.ilaaclpki;i;" :" Tiies a nrct:ca', Kcstau-r
rant, by Tobiason Il lItiIhoun; Tie
Jewish Restaurant, by Charles Call
man. Certainly from this Isl every
one can fNd suitable food prepared to
lii liking
WHERE SHALL W. LODGE
is another important consideration
The mans ui accommodation ar.
good. Tie Lodging House Agency
has made comp etc arrangements for
housing the great influx OF visitors, ut
reasonable charges, by securing lf-
I Ell thousand cha,nbcrs in private
and public boarding houses. The
Globe Hotel contains ! 500 rooms and
can accommodate 5000 guests. The
rates Of the other hotels will not he
Many trains will run to
and from the city daily on all the
railroads, 50 that Visitors nav lodge
in the suburban towns, ncighb,riny
ellis, orin New lcrk city, and then
get to the grounds before those odg-
ing III the suburbs Of lie city.
The influx Of Foreigners will not be
great. The agents Of the steamship
companies report the prospects oia
great ihiiex Of visitors from Europe
as very poor, and say that moi over
ten thousand foreigners will be pre-
sent during tie exhibition. l he cx-
pclsc, as compared with foreign
travel, IS so great that many viii be
deferred from coming.
WHEN TO NIsIr THE ExposITIoS.
as some Of your readers are inter
cstcd when to visit the Centennial, |
viii give the programme SO lar as ar
ranged, and they can choose their
time
The Centennial ceremonial, May
10; grand ceremonies, July 4; harvest
Ing display i'll Bucks County, III June
and July; trials Of steam pIows and
t;llage implements in the same
county, in September and October;
exhibition Of horses, mules and asses,
September l to Is; exhibition Of hor-