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ORAKGEBURG, S. C'NOV. 27. 1WL
bST" Mr. Kimt Robinsox is authorized to
iollcct an? receipt f(jr(4idvcrti?cmontB nnd sub*
.trtptions 10*1110 Time*.
TOWN DIRECTORY.
Mayor?JoaHv. Moselev.
Clerk?T. D. Wolfe.
Trcamirei^B. WilllnbiBoh.
Aldprrnen?Henry Washington, J. P. Hnr
ley, B. \Vilii.nniFOivT, D. Wolfe.
Church Services.
Jlaptist Chiwch?Services every Sabbath. (D.
.,) at 11, A. M? and ?t 71, P. M. Dr. I.
D. Durham, Pastor.*
Presbyterian Church-?Services at 11 A. M.,
und 4 P. M?Sabbath School nt 9J A.M.?
Prayer meeting Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Ktv. J. D. A. Brown, Evangelist.
Church ?f the Redeemer (Episcopal)?1st
?nd 3?! Sundays. Serves at IIA. M., and.4
P. M. Sabbath School 9* A. M.
Methodist Church?Services at 11 A. M.
?nd 7A P. M. Sabbath School at 9 A. M.?
Rev. ^. Auhl, Pastor.
Lutheran Church-rSabbnth School at 9 A.
Dr P. A. Dantr.ler. Superintendent.
t Ornngeburg Mail Arrangement.
Northern, Western and . Clones.
Charleston. 11 A.M.
Columbia.%. . 1 P. M.
Office hours from 7 A.M. to 5 P. M. Sundays
excepted.
W. E. WILLIAMS, P. M.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AT ORANGEBURG.
PASSENGEH. FREIGHT.'
r?AT Tlt-MNS. PAY TUA1XS.
Down - - -11 30 A. M.|Down - - - - 7."n A.M.
Up - - - - 1.54 A. M.jUp - - - - 12.42 A. M.
NIOllTTHAI^R I KIOIITT11A1N8.
Down - - - 11;52 P. M.! Down - - - IMS P. M
Up.2.03 A. M. Up.6.31 A. M
Notice.
Contract advertisers may change
monthly. Kvery change must he sent
in by Mohdny noon.
TjguThe suhHcriher will ship cotton to
Charleston or, New York, subject to or
der of Owners.
JOHN A. HAMILTON.
- - - ? mm ? mmm
Mr. Carroll of Tort Motte, for
ninny years a merchant, died dining the
lauter part ;>f the past week. Mr. Car
roll was acting Postmaster and Express
Agent.
Mr. J. T. Situmons' card com
mends t! e Wheeler & Wilson Machine
as the best. We think his being willing
to use Printer's Ink, shows that he is not
afraid of a trial.
JK&'Mrs. T. W. Albergotti oilers a fine
assortment of holiday goods, composed
of Confcctijnary of all kind*, china sets,
cups&c. See her advertisement in an
other column, and call and see if she
can't suit you.
t?u Particular attention is called to
the card of L. Sherfossc, Esq., General
Agent of the Security and Annuity Co.
of New York. Our experience with this
Company justifies the belief that it stands
only aslirst class, and the reports hinted
at arc more, attributable to jealousy than
reality. '
3. W, Patrick & Co.
Announce to the public that they have
in store a line assortment of goods to suit
the Times, and are closing out at Panic
pi ices. Give them a call, and you will
be pleased,
To Planters.
The attention af the planlers is called
to the advertisement of Mr. Jude Robin
son, who has been appointed agent for
Clarke's Portable Fence. Come to town
on Sales-day anesee this fence, and don't
leave until you secure a right.
Citizens Savings Bank.
On Tuesday morning last, much to the
surprise of every one, the assistant Cash
ier of the Orangcburg Branch of this
Institution received notice from Colum
bia, that Judge Carpenter had granted
a temporary injunction against the In-*
stitution, restrain? its officers from paying
out any funds, or in any way disposing
of the property of the Bank, and that
Wednesday December 3rd had been ap
pointed for the hearing of the ca*c. The
assistant Cashier- promptly repaired to I
Columbia, nnd lenrned that on Saturday ]
lust n littlo before the closing of tbo
Bank, n Mr. J. Ii. Wntson of Yorkville
County, presented n check nt the counter
ot tbe Columbia Branch, upon a deposit
which ho claimed nt tho j Yorkville
Branch, ami demanded payment.
The Bank officers declined paying
unless proof of bis being the party stated,
and of the nmount (between 84000 and
?5000) being to Iiis credit at ? Yorkville,
was produced?they stated that a teler
gram from the Cashier at Yorkville would
be sufficient evidence. Holeft tbe Bnnk,
stating ho would call again; but he failed
to do so. That evening at sundown tbo
injunction was granted, and the Bank
served with the notice.
Vick's Floral Guide.
We have received from tbo publisher
a copy Of the obovo quarterly, for 1874.
Lovers of flowers will Jo well L?send for
a copy, and sccuro a supply of Vick's
seeds, lie sells vegetable seeds also.
Seo bis curd in this issud 1
Ho! for the Races.
Tho train of Monday carried tho ra
cers and their owners to Blackville,
where they wero landed to proceed to:tlie
Barnwell turf. Barnwell is the- cham
pion County for good stock, and theUest
of speed will doubtless be rare sport for
tbe lovers of horse racing.
_m , ? ,
The Streets
Arc getting a very general overhaul
ing, under tho superintendence of Mar
shal Wolfe. The boles and hollows
nlorg Russell Stree; and R. R Avenue
are being filled up ; for all of which tho
Council have the inexpressible thanks of
horses, mules, &c.
The Agricultural Society
Held its meeting on Saturday last nt
tho Engine ball, a large attendance of
members was represented, after paying
fit resolutions of respcet .to the memory of
Dr. J. Ii. O'Cain, the members partook
of a fine collation. This Society is grow
ing, and teaching bow to make crops
grow.
Dr. J.H. O'Cain.
On Friday afternoon at 5 o'eloek the
subject of this notice was released by
death from his suffering. Dr. O'Cain was
a citizen whose merits were hid from
public view, and only to the intimate
friend, or the long acquaintance were they
discovered. Courteous and affable, honest
and kind, he won o large circle of true
friends. In the word of a neighbor "His
was the pure gold, the dross of pretense
was sifted out" "Peace to his ashes."
Messrs. Ileyward & Meilichamp have
secured the use of tho Fair Building and
will open thier Academy there perma
nently on the first of next January.
They propose also to secure for the
advantage of the community a first rate
Teacher of music a lady of experience
and highly recommended.
These gentlemen merit the full potron
age of the county lor the enterprise and
progress which they hnvc made towards
furnishing a fust class Academy.
m'i ? -c* - - -
Special Notice.
Sends your orders for Doors Sash
nnd Blinds to tho Southern House of Gco.
S. Hacker of Charleston S. C. Mr L
Rausdnlc of our Town is the author'
ised agent for this House.
. - iwm ? cm i
Have a home of your own. Yes a
home of your own ; buy a piece of land
with the determination to keep it during
your life time , and then transmit it to
your heirs if you have no means, only
the proceeds of your own labor, then
scrupulously save und build a fine house,
bit) ing from the Great Southern Build
ers' Emporium your Snshes, Doors.
Blinds, Marble anil Slate Mantels, Hard
ware Mouldings, Whitp Pine, Walnut,
&c., cover your roof with Asbestos' Roof
ing Felt and Lining, for which they are.
Agents;thcy nrc now used on thousands
of buildings, and they offer them as relia
ble and economical, which aro needed ev
erywhere. Send for price list to I. H.
Hall & Co., Charleston, S. O. "
County Commissioned Office,
ORANGEBURG, S. C. Sept. 2d, 1873.
; Pur-unlit to Sec. 27 of an Act "Defining the Jurisdiction und duties of COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS," approved Sopleoibor 20tb, 1808, und ?11 Aets Amendatory thereto,
tho CLAIMS against tho County of Orangcburg, AUDITED by the Board of County Com
missioners, allowing the Expenditures, and for what purposes, from Nov. 1st, 1872, to No
vember 1st, 1873, nro hereby published:
The following is a List of CLAIMS Contracted by the Former Board of County Com
missioners for which no Drafts have been issued, but which have been Audited and Ap
proved by the present Board of County Commissioners, for tho Amounts stated :
Namrh.
J. L. Uibson.
Andrew Gluvinn...
Myers Qovaa..
Alex UafTney.
Androw Gluvian..
Tony Greene.
Ephroin Goodwin
Tilda Golson.
Myers Goran.
Benjamin GoIrou.
John Hamilton...
J A Flinches. Trial Justice and Constable
Izlor &. Dibble....'Contingent
Mary B Trciidwcll.'Poor
E. J. Oliveron.'...I
Bull, Scovill & Piko .'Contingent
What Kini> or Funi?.
Witness
Amount
Claimko.
Amount
Am.owi-.h.
.'Court
Trinl Justioo and Constable
\Yitnos9
H. B Glevsr.
H. P. Cookc.
T. II. Cooko.,.
Sarah Donncrson.
Tbof. Dcnner-o?, Sr.
Nancy Donnorson.
TboB. Donncrson, Jr.
Hichard Pon.
David Gray.
N. E. W. Sistrunk.
J. W. Hodges.
Laura Pearson.
-Amelia Jones.
Anna Moorcr.
Morgan Griffin.
Rachel Kelly.
Sam Johnson...
W. P. Way.
E. II. Irick.
Thos. Livingston.
January McNeil.....
Lizzie Jamison.
George Jamison.
Catharine Tuto.
Anna Cato.
Nicholas Carroll.
Isabella Connor.
E. J. galley.????
Becky Snell.
F. B. .TobnHon.
T. U. Cookc.
Gco. Jamison.
Dr. A. C Baxter.
R. V. Dunnerly.?
Tilda Be.jainin.
E. Kzesiol.
Martin Livingston.
John M. Jennings.....
J. D. StnonkC.
Jas. Van Tassel. .(Poor
.. ?. Contingent
Daniel Livingston. lto.uls and Bridges
Franc? DcMnrs.IWitnoss
Roads and linages
Witness
Contingent
0 (it)
4 90
8 60
8 70
6 60
2 45
12 00
4 80
4 00
4 80
0 GO
17 60
0 20
(10 00 '
40 00
200 00
70 10
80 00
7
41
6
6
6
6
Trial Justice and Constable
.. .*-???
Witness
Poor
Itoads nnd Bridges
Trial Justice and Constable
Road and Bridge
60
00
00
00
00
00
70
?0
20
20
20
20
20
26
25
25
00
(X)
00
00
60
50
r,o
00
70
oo
(0
oo
0 GO
4 00
8 GO
8 70
6 60
2 46
12 00
4 80
4 00
4 80
G GO
17 60
0 20
GO 00
40 00
200 00
70 10'
80 00
7 50
41 00
6 00
6 00
5 00
6
4
Dan'l Qunttlcbduai.
J. B. Hart...-.
>\n!kir, Evans & Cojswell.
Jim Bobbin..[Witness
P. M. Heuser.jltoud and Bridge
E. IL S.eubrook. L'0^
(hangehtirg News Coiiipiinyli.' "
E. T. R. Suionko.
Dr. W. T. Wliels.ouc.
Bead and Bridgo J
trial Justice anl Ctnstablc
2
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
16 GO
32 OO
7 ?0
10 00
' 0 00
11 50
217 GO
46 00
20 00
123 GO
GO 70
1$2 00
60 00
0 00
200 00
11 70
26 00
8 70
12 40
1702 r.o
"30 "O
118 60
10 OO
00
70
60
20
20
20
20
20
25
26
26
00
4 00
4 00
00
r,o
50
r.o
60
70
00
00
00
9 00
22 00
7 GO
10 00
8 50
11 50
217 GO
25 50
9 00
123 GO
60 70
182 00
50 00
9 00
200 00
11 70
26 00
8 70
12 40
1702 60
6:10 00
118 60
10 00
The following is a list of CLAIMS contracted by the present Board, for which no
DRAGTS have been issued, but which have been Auditco and Approved for the Amounts
stated :
II. P. Cookc.
Trial Justice
T. K. Sospoi-tttri. Poor
11. ??. Cooko...*. Trial Justico
C. IL Green..
IL P. Cooke.
J. P. Mays.
Ptter McFall...
T. Kohn & Bi o
Bull, Scovill k
T. K. Saspor
Court
Contingent
Road and Bridgo
Jno. II. Phillips.(Trial Justice
Chns. II. Green.
Peter Brown.
I. C. Wbitemorc.
G. R. Summers...
J. F. Myers.
A. F. Browning..
F. B. Johnson....
Bcnj. Motin.
A. F. Browning..
Lewis Moss.
A. F. Browning..
John II. Payne...
Peter Brown.
Witness
Trial Justice
Jnmcs P. Mays.
ii
IL P. Cook.
F. IL W. Briggiminn.|Poor
Abb Kelley.....
F. B. Johnson.
Jas Carson.
B. J. Ginynrd.
Gen. II. Cornclson.
l/.lar k Dibble.
F. B. Johnson.
A. C. Du'uC3.
Trial Justico
Witness
Contingent
Trinl Justice
C. II. Green.
J. J. W. Joiner.
E. 1. Cain.
23 50
11 37
?25 00
01 00
8 00
8 00
20 50
18 40
8 50
19 00
150 00
37 00
15 25
28 70
G 00
10 90
2?.? 00
38 00
Gl 50
68 40
8 20
99 50
62 06
30 00
5 00
17 06
28 00
10 40
29 75
. 76 00
68 60
20 00
4 25
20 15
15 80
Court
J. J. Cannon.*..ITrial Justuse
Lewis Moss.I
C. II. Green.j "
C J. Holmes. Poor
V. F. Browning .Trial Justice
Dave Felder. Road and Bridge
John Kuli in sun.Contingent
Jacob Frnhlich.I ??
Walker. Evans & Cogswell.| 41
Dr. (). II. Oil. Trial Justice
Henry Joneb.iContingent
Morris Adams.iltond and Bridge
L. R. Bcckwilli.I "
Andrew Pinckncy.! Witness
It V Dannelly....
Tom Smith.
Dr. A. C. Dukes.
Jas. P. Mays.
R. R. Duncan.
J. W. Rboads.
D, W. Bast... .
Chns. II. Hall;..
A. F. Browning..
J. A. Funchcs...
Kufus Fehler...
I. C. Whitimore.
Trial Justioo
Poor
Trial Justico
Road and Bridgo
Wit hops
Trial Justico
iRotid and Bridge
Trial Justico
Road and Bridgo
Trial Justico
J. F. Myers.
W. C. Rcovos.
W. II. Rccdish.
Paul Govnn.
E. SimniB and another.
Peter Brown.
0 00
G 50
1 75
101 00
;i8 oo
20 00
10 00
7 00
32 40
105 20
100 10
H 00
10 00
17 25
3 00
80 60
3 00
25 60
10 00
52 00
10 00
3 00
10 00
60 00
3 80
24 00
0 00
80 25
43 00
44 74
24 25
60 00
4 60
5 00
16 00
75 50
27 60
0 00
40 00
14 00
19 00
06 00
19 50
73 25
8 00
29 00
25 00
28 50
11 37
8 00
14 60
8 00
5 00
24 00
6 00
8 60
19 00
50 00
17 (K)
9 25
15 00
4 00
0 00
15 80
26 50
53 50
47 00
8 20
92 00
20 00
22 00
5 00
10 00
14 00
10 40
28 75
60 00
25 IX)
10 00
4 25
:2 oo
9 80
6 00
4 uu
1 75
101 00
25 00
20 (X)
10 00
2 (X)
12 00
150 20
100 10
4 00
10 00
G 00
3 00
00 00
3 (X)
25 50
10 00
52 00
10 00
8 00
0 00
30 00
3 80
10 00
4 00
80 25
32 00
34 00
21 00
25 00
4 50
2 00
15 00
60 00
20 00
4 00
40 00
8 00
10
40
10
00
G
18
18
F. W. Fairy.
Jan. Van Tasso1.
Bull. ScovPl k Pike,
Mnrtin Livingston,
T Kobn k Bro.
Johnson Mojjro,
John Robinson,
I*. T. Fisher
John S. Wolfe, -
A. C. Dukes v*
Geo. Willimnn
Road and; Bridge
Contingent}
Road and Rrijgo
Poor
Trial Justice
Contingent..
Poor
Road and Bridge
Poor
Trial Justice
i?
Poor
RECAPITULATION.
8 80
29 60
5 05
45 00
7 00
4 60
25 CO
40 43
13 50
80 25
20 00
20 00
21 50
8 86
20 00
6 06
22 60
7 00
2 00
25 60
40 43
12 00
80 26
10 00
10 00
21 60
Amount of County Orders issued by prcscut Board $0 738 18$
Amount of Accounts Approved by present Board, on Contracts of said Board,
for winch Orders have not boon issued, the Treasurer reporting no Fund? 2 180 57
Jurors and Constables Accounts for Jan'y, M ly an 1 Ojt. OirouitC i trU. 1873, 1 089 80
Entire Expenses of the County during Fiscal year ending October 31, 1873 ' 10 608 65 ^
Amount of County Taxes, &c., Collected, by Treasurer's Report 15 628 82
Amount of Accounts of formor years, Appravcd by present Board, but for .
which Orders have not been is3ited the Trlnsurer roportin<; no Pun h ,?. 3 773: 09
Amount of Claims of former years, Registered in Clerk-of Conn's OfEco 10 484 13_
Present Debt of the County, aa above
Besides unpaid Jurors and Constables' Tickets.
E. T. R. SMOAKE, Chair?ian of Board.
GBO. BOLIVER, Clerk of Board.
22 388- 09.
PANIC PRICES.
GOODS OF ALL KINDS OEFERED
AT AND BELOW COST;1
At J. Mc' JAMAEA'S,
RUSSELL STREET.
Jt?r* Call and satisfy yourself that I am in earnest.
Attention Everybody!!
A GENEHL PANIC!!
THE GREAT BREAK I HAS COMB!!!
RUINOUS REDUCTIONS!! ?GREAT EXCITEMENT AT THE POPU
LAR DRY GOODS STORE OP
Theodore Kohn & Bro.
We arc receiving goods from the PANIC SALES at New York, and arc offer
ing goods of every description at a mere song.
500 PIECES
BEST S E3r?_A.GrTJE PRINTS AT IO cents
A YARD.
JUST IN?PRINTS AT 10 CENTS A YARD, together with other great
Bargains. If you want goods, get your money's worth. It will pay you well to
spend your timo and money at
T. KOHN I BROTHER'S
NEW STORE,
Nov. 5, 1873
Uctwcen Dr. Oliveros and Mrs Oldendorff.
38 lycm
FOR SALE.
THREE (3) Desirable building lots; each measuring 34J running feet, and in depth over
300 feet. Being suitably located on Russell Street, opposite the store of Mr. C. D. KORTJOHN,
it being one of the prineipal business streets of Orangeburg. The said lota can be negotiated for
either singly or as one parcel.
The buildings on the premises arc to be reserved, and time granted to have them removed
or the :said buildings can be purchased singly or a-s a whole. Terms reasonable, For
purtieulars inquire of
E. J. OLIVEROS,
AT DRUG STORE.
ALSO, lG7i acres wooded land, five miles from town of Orangeburg.
E. J. O.
Feb. 27, 1873, 2 . ly
TO SUIT THE TIMES.
J, W, PATRICK & CO.
FOB CASH,
Arc closing out tlieir entire stock of
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING.
ROOTS and SHOES,
TRUNKS,
VALICES,
SARTOGAS,
SATCHELS,
NOTIONS, &c, &c.
LADIES' KID GLOVES-BEST MAKE-VERY CHEAP;
AT PANIC PBICES.
J. \V. PATRICK & CO.
March 20, 1873 28 ly Russell Street, Orangcburg, 8. C.
