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_L Q C .A. L . J. FELDER, j{EVEHS, Assistant Editor. , SATURDAY, 9<JT. 17, 1874. Echard has arrived. Dcgs hark terrible now in the night. What's tho matter? ?\Tb have hau 6de' or two'trosts. Weather ?11^59 y? ?i.? ,?|du, U . - 44wVfe)*i<rf till i J 7? a if * M?' Jhui, tm -?mam Lcavo your orders at Echard's for views .tttND/.ll t-iiH Ha ixxa 83KTO?Tfi 1/ / ?'r of your residences. Eci.irsK.?Thcro will bo nn eclipse of the moon, visiblo throughout tho United States , on the night ?f tho 2(th instant?the first in several years. Eist iu longitudo 10U tho oolipso will occur cqrly4 Sunday morning but west of - that longitudo ou Saturday morning. HONESTY AJIQXG TUE HOLTERS? We call attention to tho c.ird of Mr. 1*. M. Gray our Deputy Sberilf to bo found in another column that speaks fur itself. The Democratic supporters of Green resort to misrepresentation to got up a club of three of their Green*!flyed monsters in Orangeb urg county. Alas, poor Ncuffor. MR. FRAN tit BRIG G MANN? Has an attractive ndvetiserincnt in this issue. Read it readers and you c,\n't help hut call on him. There is anolb. r rMrac tion at (his store not mentioned in (be ad vertisement. "The bowldilrlsh boy," the invincible ami jovial Hilly Vitioe. There is \ nothing thatjilToids Ifim more real pleasure than to serve* tfip\)d?eustomor. Try him. V ' ??, . _. ?j|ir, . Echard mttkts 1 pictures for $100. MR. CARTMI1.L? Ladies iu need of furs, (and where is one who won't soon need them,) had better call immediately-at the above gentleman's store . He has seycirpl Jlno setts. Wc notice Mr. Jrvin Till and Mr. Eni.uit D:vl Iwtu behind the counter in this fine establishment. Mr . Till is pn old hum! at the busin? ss. Mr. CurttniH has, also a fine assortment of Wines and Liquors for s.ilo by the quart or gallon. m Mr. A. Fischer A Will please accept our thanks for a very fine cai.b ige of which h e has a full supply hecsides n vary fine ns rtinont of family gro^eVics^-nt' very low tees".' Mr. A. Wunutimukcr nt the Enter safo'on handed uh n ?ampte of his fine cigars which we commend to lovers or* the weed. Mr W. tuns the tn-erpi iso in a style to suit all classes and buyers will ll id it to lb vir advantage to give him a call. ? ??"*':;"~--. Echard ihatcB ^argc"' plctnr. s in 8 x 10 frames for $2?Q,and larger si*o if desired. PAIR? The advertisement of the second annual t ? . exhibiton of the Ornngeburg Agricultural ?and Mechanical Association to bo held in :(hjs placc' c5n,mcn('inS on tho 3rd .lay or November next, will bo found in this issue of tho Nr.ws. We have been requested to slate that the Tournament for the Fair will bo sure to come off on Wednesday morning, Nov. 7th BAB w Y?r ./... no advertised in the premium list. Knights desiring to enter tho list will confer with Mr.*Gco. Vosc, and oblige Hoard of Dircc MESSRS MOSE LEY & COPES? It affords us pleasure to call the attention of our numerous' ? readers to tho advertise ment 'of tho above named merchants. They have done a remarkable good business at their old stand. So remayk able that they found it necessary to branch thoir business The polilo Mr. Copes will bo found at the. branch establishment, Hurley's corner, while our courteous Pink will continue t o '?sway tho multitude" at the old stand, cor ner of Market Mftdil^ussell. . These gentle men keep good goods, and sell thotn choap, and advertise with us. Can you wan ler at J Echard's nmmmoth Photograph Canopy lias just arrWW-Jn/;tOTi'n.'; Give him a call. -SS^^^si J. WALLACE CANNON? All communities npprcciato merit and like io see a young man thrive, especially when many friends of the young gentlemen whose tname heads this article, mark with pleasing gratification tho esteem in which he is held by tho citizens of Ornngeburg, both as a gcntUmon and a merchant. Commencing in early lifo, at a time when many others would have been too timid to have tntido a ?venture Hifttketnielvefj; hti has wonnrcpula flion tor*miAftf^^n^cii^^ may well feel pjrond,^Poth as a ^pitiznn and as a mer emii?^Tno^yKWsTins'over wishnd himbuc cWMt*$(iP1& fla^yjlVe^iah.higo a com plete conquest up the road. Don't fail this late ohi Joy?, ? m Judgo Knowllon offers bargains for thooo Ux want of, a fine.farm. Soo bis advort iso mcnt. The assistant editor,of;this paper lost a four bnrrollcd dcringer pistol during' tlid Convention of last woek. The finder will bo rewarded by leaving the same at this office. R EL IG 10 US? There has b.-on quito an interesting se ries of meetings held in Orangcburg Baptist Cburob lately, which resulted in the conver sion and Baptism of five j'oung persons. The sermon of Mr. Hartley on last sabbath evening, was a matter of fact ono, und reached the heart of every (otic in the congregation, who had a heart not harder than adamant. We never heard a sermon more attentively listened to by so large a congregation. Mr. Norris, the beloved Pastor, is indefatigable ia his labors to build up his house of God. A NEW STORE AM) NEW GOODS? Tho new storo recently oree'ed by Mr. W. A. Mcroucy, to the North of his hotel, has been opened by Mr. ?. W. Baxter, who proposes lo soil groceries bo cheap as (o preclude the possibility or a man's s.arving, who earns ten cents a day. In tho way of groceries, he has from a sardine up to a bogheads of bacon?ami if you should want anything smaller or larger in thai line, why, he proposes to let you have it. Just make your wants known. That's what's the matter with Willie. Mr. Meroncy, who can sell you a barrel of (lour, side of bacon, barrel of whiskey, etc , ns quick as any other man, and take your money for it, is Mr. Baxter's chief coadjutor, and things must go on right?p id that's the way the money goes, pop goes the weasel." Tobe short, Mr. Baxter means business, and those who are doubtful in that point, can have their minds made easy by reading his Advertisement in another colunia. Josophus tells us that in his day the waiters OfSiloam were both sweet and aboundi'it, but Willi j B .vier says that if that goal man wore al'vc to-day he would Mircly pronouiic? in favor of bis liquors. If that ain't en >ujh to satisfy ?hq skeptical then, then?well, go and taste for yourselves. COMMERCIAL. M A It K ET 11E I* (ft BTS. OrriCK uk the 0uAN?:i:ni'i:.5 Nkws, October, lf.th lflT-J.' COTTON;?Sales during tho week fll? bnles. We quote ? Ordinary, to Good Ordinary,... 12^13 Low Middling. l:iY?u Middling.I8|<$ Boron Kick ........SI. 10 per oushel Cons......Sl.dO per bushel. Cow Peas.00 to 1.10 per busLel I'indkus. l.lo per buslid. Valuable Plantation for For sole the PLANTATION below Bowe s. Pump, on the Biver Bond, known as the II ILL PLACE, containing five hundred and thirty-pix acres. On the place there is a good DWELLING HOUSE, with necessary Outbuildings. Terms made easy. A j ply to the undersigned on the place or by letter addressed to Bowe's Pump, S. C. oct 8?if L. J. 1ZLAB. FOR SALE That fine two story STOKE and LOT on Church Street, lutely occupied by the Citizens Savings Bank an I Mr. Kirk Robinson, fronting Court House Square. Terms reasonable. Apply to JOHN D. STROM AN Esq.. or to 1ZLAR & DIBBLE. Or.in reburg S. C. oct. 10 1874 8ui. NOTICE. Tho Commissioners of ELECTION for Orangcburg County met on Thursday Sep tember 30th and organised. J. P. Mays, was duly elected Chairman and A. B. Knowllon, Secretary. The Cotninisso'.ners will make tho appoint ment of managers at an early day. Notice is hereby given thai on ami after this date Buir s Poll is removed from Four Hole Church to Founts' ('Impel in Mid llo j Township, by request of the voten of sail I Poll. By Order of the Commissioners of Elec tion. AUO. B. KNOWLTON, Secretary of Com'rs of Election. Orangcburg County, Oct. 1st 1871. The Commissioners of Election aro : j, P. Mays, Cha irmaii of Board of Comi's of Elec tion, J. Hammond Fordhum and R. R. Dun oct. 3_1371. tf ELECTION NOTICE. ST A TK OF SOUTH C A RO LIN A, OnANOEnonn County S. C. Notice is hereby given that au ELEC TION will be held a t the usual legal Polls of the said County on THURSDAY tho third day of November next, between tho hours of ?3 A. M. and 0 V. M., for tho following County officers to wit: Ono Probate Judge. One School Commissioner. One Corrouar. Three County Commissioners. Ouo Sheriff GEO. liftLIVER, C. C. P. Clerks oflioo, Orangcburg, Oct. 3d 1874. oct. 10 187 4 4t People's Republican Ticket. DANIEL H. CHAMBERLAIN. . I! -&-J. ') FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR R. H. GLEAVES. FOE CONGRESS C. W. BUTTZ. FOR SHERIFF K L CAIN. FOR JUDGE PROBATE A. B. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES S. L. DUNCAN. ELLIS FORREST. JOHN H. LIVINGSTON. F. W. WILLIAMS. COUNTY COMMISSIONEKS 4 ? ft t SCHOOL COMMISSIONER REV. THOMAS ]PHILLIPS. t .a, % I ai 1 r - & JL- * ? b. S% it 00, c CORONER J. H. FORDHAM. WE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO OUR PATRONS and the PUBLIC generally that we have increased our STOCK OF MERCHANDISE, And Laving rented the STORE of Mr. J. P. BARLEY, at the Corner of Russell and Lroughlou Streets, we are now prepared to serve you at either Store. Mr. .1. W. MOSELEY will continue the Business at our OLD STAND, Corn-;r Russell and Market Streets. Mr. ROBERT COPES takes charge of the NEW STORE, where will bo found at either place, a well selected slock of Q EN EU A L MERCHANDISE. 'ibankiiig you lor your former patronage we respectfully solicit a continuanoc of the same. J. W. MOSELEY. ROBERT COPES sept 17 1871 tf NEW GOODS AT FRANZ BEIG&MAOT Comprising the BERT BRANDS of Flour, Onions, Brazil Nuts, Candles, S. R. Flour, Maccaroni, English Walnuts, Soap, Hams, Can Oysters, Almonds, Starch. Breakfast Strips, " Sardines, Chocolate, Pickles,. Bulter, " Lobsters, French Confectionery, Rock Candy, Lard, " Peaches, Brandy Peaches, Raisons, Sugars, '? Tomatoes, " Cherries, Prunes, Silver drip Syrup, " Green Corn, Dried Apples, Can Peaches, Molasses, Mackerel. Horrings, " Pears, Codfish, Irish Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, " Pine Apple. WINES, L1RUORS. SEGARS and TOBACCO of the Best Brands. All of which 1 guurauteu will plmn- loth in quality and price 1110HEBT ASH PRICKS Riven for all Country Produce. AT W. T. MULLER'S OLD STAND, BROUGIITON STREET. NOTICE TO TEACIIKK?. I i OnAKOKouno, S. C. October 8th 1874. All porsons desirous of becoming Toaohora in tbo Freu Schools of District No. 10, (Orange Township) must apply on or beforo the N1NKTBENTI1 INSTANT, as tbo Board of Trustees will mee t at 12 M. on the above date to elect Teachers. All applications must ho nocompanicd by cert idea to of iQuallifioation, Schools will be opened on FIRST MONDAY in NOVEMBER. THAI) C. ANDJtliwS, f ! Chairman. V. D. BOWMAN, HENRY GLOVE ft. oct 10 1871 4t OR VtfOEIM KCl FltKE NCIIOOLH. On.\NOKnrno S. C, October 8th 1874. Notico is hereby given thut tlie Hoard of TrUBtCCB for (.?r?nge School District have dooided to open on tho first .Monday in November next. One First class, and ono second class School for white children and ono First class and one second class sehoel for colored children in tho Town of Orange burg. Teachers for theso Schools will as directed general notice to teachers. THAI) C. ANDREWS, Chairman. V. D. BOWMAN, HENRY GLOVER, oct 10 1874 It ONE THOUSAND SOLDIERS may bo stationed here to guard tho HveB of the "truly loll," bat that will not permit me from Helling all kinds of GROCERIES and LIQUORS at figures to suit tho miser that would sell his soul for two dollars. BLUE COATS inVi ? ?riT may come among us, but I'll guaronteo as soon as they mako one purchase at my CHEAP STORE on the East Corner of Meroney's Lot, VJ* IN ORANGEBURG VILLAGE" That they will ground their arms. I have such articles as Flour, 8ugar, Coffee, Lord, Butter. Bacon, Hams, Mackerel. Cheese, Rice, &c, of the finest kinds. And as to ray. LIQUORS?why their flavor alone would entice the veriest old hard-shell to try a,''dran," My Scgnrs arc such as President Grant orders whenever his mind becomes disturbed over Southern outrages. They bring quiet all the time. In a word, I have a STOCK of Grotei ies, Liquors, Scgars and Tobaccos lhat have astonished tho natives. Lot one and all give me a call, at my .NEW STORE on Meroney's Lot, whore that indefatigable gen tleman himself, and Johnny (his big boy) will bo found at nil times ready to give GOOD BARGAINS. And as for me, why?well, tho boys know how it is tkomsolves. Gr. W. BAXTER, sept 17?Gtu FRONT MERONEY'S HOTEL. tor? FALL MY ENTIRE STOCK or ft I), MUCH LOWER THAN LAST YEAS All o! whio are at PRICES Call and exomine. Lome JUST RECEIVED A No. 1 Stock of Groceries, Crockery Tin ware, Candies, Segars, &c., 'for Sale LOW at the Cheap Cash Groce ry House of J. S. ALBEKGOTTI, CORNER RUSSELL -ST RE ET AND RAILROAD AVENUE. The Best Powder, shot and Caps kept tot SPORTSMEN. THE LADIIvS WILL DO WELL to call and examine tho following Goods bet?re laying iu their winter supplies : EINE DRESS GOODS, EMPRESS CLOTH, ALPACCAS, BOMBAZINE, POPLINS, PRINTS. DOMESTICS, FLANNELS, LACE an* " LINEN COLLARS, CUFFS, KID GLOVES, RIBBONS, HOSIERY, SHAWLS, lt ^ r? GAITERS, SHOES, -, ,.?{ a? NOTIONS, B r, A N K E T S . THE GEXTIjME2V*S DEPARTMENT comprises REAPYMADE CLOTHING, CASIMERS, KENTUCKY JEANS, ItATS? BOOTS, SHOES, &c. HARDWARE, CROCKERY WARE, GINS. PISTOLS. AMMUNITION. HARNESS, saddles, cloths, BRIDLES, BITS, SPURS, WHIPS, with a full stock of GrROERIES And many other ARTICLES not mentioned will be positively sold low down for the CASH at THOMAS CARTMILL'S. r, mm wmmm OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS AT THEODORE KOHN & BRO.'S GREAT DRY GOODS EMPORIUM. Daily Opening Entirely new Patterns and Ddlig&s* DBF.SS GOODS, PRINTS. SHAWLS, FLANNEL8, WOOLENS, JEANS. ETC., FURS, HAT8, BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, baskets, MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, ETC., kto. YOUTHS AND GENTS CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS. TI-IE DIAMOND SHIRT FIT and WEAR guaranteed. In fact our Stock will be replete in every Department and sold at Uuaual Popular THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER.