Orangeburg news and times. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, May 01, 1875, Image 3

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L O C A L,v_ Whooping cough is very prcvulcnt now. Wallace Cannon's garden plows take like hot cakes. Dr. A. M. Snider requests us to state that he will be absent from his office during next week. Augus. Fischer's counter, in his bar, has been repainted, and beauti fully grained by Mr. Venderlip. Mr. Moseley has a beautiful steed nt his stables, which he brought with bins from Charleston a few days since. The base ball season is here. Why don't our young men get up their clubs and commence their usual after noon games ? Gardens are recovering from tin r'cciit frosts. Irish potatoes are look ing fresh and green again. We have heard of no green peas yet. Tho Sumter Watvlihmn is twenty five years old. The WuivftmitH is a good paper, ai.d has none of the errn'-ic gush of tho Trite Svttt/it?n. Gov. Chamberlain arrived home, from his trip to Massashusetts, on the 27th. The Governor's speech at Lex ington was a master piece of eloquence, aud is universally applauded by the people. f ? ? - The temperance base ball club w ill accept a challenge from the junior nine of any other club in the county. Hurrah for the?young boys. Our deviJ says no cursing is allowed in his club. Mr. and Mr<. Wileock will accept our thanks for* bouquet of flowers, wfsnpvth o.lor and beauty. They were gtthered from their beautiful flower garden, and are of the most choice variety. 'TTr?c French Govern in nt has sent ii!i.*1*r net inns to its Consuls to summon l". the list time French subjects ^H7i:^|?rfv^de l<H?i)?t:ii-J^Kk-rviee, ^ tijive their names registcre I at the t'on-iila'e?. WV haten't seen the (1varh'.?l?in T'l'ifnijih ,5iiici' our la*t issue. Our ?triclurv* upon it were not palatable <o the intellectual pnl.itis of it* editors. Jverp vmmv jutper, gentlemen: it*? ab fence mav \n> IttMOtv, and noitudv hurt. 1 lev. Mr. llongh T.ill accept our thanks for an invitation to be present at a pi',- :ic, to be given oil the oth of May, by the I.o<therxu Sunday Schuld. We hop*.' th? ?evasiou will be a happy one. Mr. James Williams is a tasty and industriell? painter, a fact he has successfully demonstrated more than once. His best effort recent 1}' is a newly painted buggy belonging to Mr. j. G. Vosc, The letter in nuothcr column in re lation to cotton and rice planting within "tho corporate limits of Or angeburg" is of importance. We hope the Council will act in the mat ter. We arc sure now that Spring is here, that is, if tho appearance of riowers arc iudicativc of its presence. Mrs. Alhrecht scut rs an exquisite collection during the week, cubed from her garden, for w hich we tender our thanks. We are informed that there are ?. twcu?y-four streets in our enterprising Town, only nine of which are named, /vi?: Nroughton, Windsor, Amelia, Market, Main or Kussel],New, Trcad wcU, and Howe Sis. and Railroad Avenue. Accounts from tho frontiers along tho Rio Grande above Brownsville represent that the Mexican raiders arc very active. They have commit ted several murders of American citi zens, aud there has been one sharp ?kirmish at Lapana. The {people arc talking war, and the prospect is that fighting will be general if the govern I inont of the United States or Mexico docs not interfere. Capt. F. II. "W. llriggmnnn .hns been nimointcd by tho County Com missioners to net with the Council in assessing the value of the land through which the new street passes. - mom* A rare opportunity for the purchase of Lots near the heart of the Town, and suitable as well for Oflices, or for a Hotel, is presented by the advertise ment of Mr Hutson, which will be found in another column. Dr. Dukes has in store ono of tha best assorted stock of French candies ever exhibited to the public in this market, and is offering them at iinu siially low prices. At the same place will be found cold soda water that can't be beat this side of New York. - mm * ? ? -? We invite attention to the card if I Drs. Karton & Legare. These gen tlemen combine skill and experience, and generally ask fever no odds. Dr. Legare has won many friends in thb County, and gives universal satisfac tion in his practice. A hag of guano was stolen from the platform at the depot on Sunday night last, by one Daniel Smith. He was arrested, under a warrant from Trial Justice Meyers, and having plead guilty, was sentenced to pay a Hue of] 85 am? cost, or go to jail twenty days. I Those who think that' Mr. I. P. Thompson has lo?l his love for flowers, should pay him a visit, and tako a peep at bis lovely flower-garden. It is now the finest, freshest and choicest part about his residence. Our thanks arc due him for a fine bunch of flowers from bis garden. For the convenience of persons having lots for sale?as well as for appearance sake?we wou'd suggest to our Town Council, that neatly painted sign boards, bearing the names of the streets, be posted on the cor ners through the Town, and we further suggest that the st ?e&rV.rfi ryrr? a reave roirii motti:? ' * i 1 Was! incorporated by the last Legis lature, and is therefore a Town. It was surveyed on Saturday last by Stiles K. Mellichamp, and extends one ijiurjh of a mile from the center. An election for Intendant and War dens ojf Fort Motte is called in another column by the Clerk of the Court. Two states have yet to hold dec tions for congressmen. California chooses four members in September and Mississippi six members in No vember. Six vacancies have been caused by death. After this .year elections for members of the lower bouse will beheld in all the stntes on Tuesday after the first Monday in No vember. The I lorry New* has this at the head of its editorial column: "We are in no wise responsiplc for the views of otir correspondents." Which is entirely superfluous as the News never publishes anything original. ''By telegraph to the iYcir* and Courier," and "from the Vnion-Herald," are its principal features. ? ? wm TllK MAILS? That arrive here on Saturday even ings, remain in the _Post Office until Monday morning. No matter what letters of importance arrive here on the down mail, they cannot be obtain ed before a lapse of thirty six or forty hours. Wc have been requested to ask that soa?o nrrangomci: ts be made to deliver the mails on Saturday even fog** A model Private Hoarding Ilottsa has been opened by Mr. W. K. Me Michael in the house foiucrly occu pied by Dr. A. S. Salley. Mr. Mc Michael will accommodate transient boarders, and offers all tho couvenieu cics usually to be had at first class hotels. This is a great acquisition to Orangeburg, and wc wish the proprie tor success. Parties having business at tho approaching Court, can be accom modated at lliis Home. A very brilliant Meteor was seen in the Western sky, about seven o'clock Thursday aftcmoou. 1st track through space was observed for scvcrrl min utes. ? ???> ??>. ????? Mr. G. W. Wilson, section master on the South Carolina Railroad, has completed a neat and substantial platform bridge across the Railroad track at the oast end of the new street, which we understand will soon be opened by council. Mr. Z. M. Wolfe, marshal, is rais ing the mischief with the goats. lie has nlready taken up eleven head that were running at large in the street, and says he will have the rest if they are not confined. Ye goat owners, pen your bloaters. Sheriff C. C. Bowcn of Charleston* was arrested Thursday upon an affida vit of Eli G. Grime*, a confessed murderer, as being accessary to the killing of C'.l. White in 1864. He was released by Judge Reed upon 84,000 bail. Stive's arc sometimes designated or known by the name of some peculia growth of trees &<!., found along its course?such ns cedar, pine, and vine streets in New York?and as consider able wraugling among our good citi zens has grown up out of the new street question, we propose to name it "Wrangle Street." THAT TEMPERANCE l'IC-XIC-* I Where is it? Whcu are we to ?ce or hear of it ns a reality ? Have the [ iuiatory steps towards getting it up been taken yet? We are inquisitive, I and we want to know not only what's going on but also what is to be in the future, especially in the way of pic nics. We ask again, when and where is the temperance pic-nic to come off? THE ART OF WRITLW Prof. J. C. M. Perry, stopping at Duk.-.s' hotel, is teaching the art of ported' pcnjiVTusiup to ? great many of the young and old men of Orange-; burg. His mode of teaching is cer tainly wonderful, aud enables him to make xi bad scribe write a neat and legible hand within the short space of ten days. The Professor teaches ladies in the afternoons and boys and men in the nights. Comptroller-General Dunn has let. the contract for supplying the books , and blanks used by bis ofliec in the collection of taxes for the ensuing year, in accordance with the law pass ed at the recent session of the general assembly, fit a sum aggregating less than 83,/)f)0. Taking the figures of this contract as a basis, we find that tho whole work done by the Repub lican Printing company for the comp troller's office in 1873 ought t? have cost the state less than five thousand dollars. ODD FELLOWS CELE11RATIOS? Kdisto Lodge No. 33 I. O. O. F celebrated the fifty sixth aniversary ry of the order on Monday last at their Hall ou Market S:rcet, where addres ses were made by Bros. Jnc. Lucas und Thos. B. Boyd, the first replete with quaint und impressive ideas?the latter with Hashes of eloquence, and earnest counsel to the order. Kdisto Lodge has rincc its formation, sonic two years : go, groan vigorously and rapidly in members and influence, and is composed of a great many of our most intelligent and substantial citi- j /ens. ! Branchvillc has a debating society, in tliis respcci our graceful sister town is ahead of us. There, is noth ing that, tend-; more to develop the mental faculties of the young than such organizations as these. The latent energies of the mind are brought out by them, in the contest and heat of debate, and we move that a debating society bo organized here. Some day these two societies can meet together, and pitted against each other, display their learning and eloquence. We congratulate Brauchvillo on the organization of a debating society. G,000 slumbering silently in the Treasury, nml not a lick done towards building the Com t House yet. Why assess the people tu pay a lax for a purpose that it seems is never to be earned out? There is a hitch some where, and we should like to know where it is. Complaints come to us thick and last. P. S. Since the above was. in type we learn that the plan and. specific?- ! tions of the new Court House have been submitted to the County Com missioners; Advertisement for bids I will soon be made, and we presume work will be commenced at an early I day. The resignation of Attorney Gene ral Williams was placed in President Grant's hands on the day previous to his departure for Cohcc rd, Mus?. Mr. . . "T* .... . * . I Williams, in his letter of resignation, desired to be relieved upon the tip- j poiutment of a successor, and at all events by the middle of May. This action on the part of the Attorney General bceame necessary owing to his desire to engage in the practice of the law. Mr. William's retirement will be especially regretted by mem hers of tile press, to whom he uniform ly extended all possible courtesies. Rumor has it that he will be succeed ed by Secretary Brislow, and the names of Judge Pierrepont, of New York and General Butler, of Mass., are also mentioned in connection with the otlicc. -m ? ? - tempeii. i yea uxn we? As previously announced, W. Z. Leittier, Ksq., of Camdcu, lectured in the basement of the Presbyterain Church on Tuesday night last. The evening wan not at all favorable, and Mr. Leitner did mit have as large a crowd as would have greeted him had the weather been more auspicious. However, a very respectable audience was prescnt. Mr. Lcitncr's lecture vas one of] the chastest we ever heart!. He treated the subject of tcmpc in rather an original manner, am not fail to impress every one of his utterances upon the minds of those wdio heard him. His ititroductorv remarks wherein he portrayed, in vivid and thrilling words, the cause of temperance as, the conic liest ami most beautiful of all virgins, were rceeiv* d with marked approbation and enthu siasm. He showed the ?langer of moderate drinking, and inserted that all such habits would obtain a mastery ovor the most ol those who indulged in the practise, and hew im possible it was to reform alter having once become enslaved by the habit. His argument was irresistible on this point, and clearly demonstrated that there is no hiid'JIc ground for a man to oc cupy, oil the tempera fee subject; those who tamper with whiskey, are ?ither drunkards, or will become drunkards in time. The habit will iix itseif upon them, and when thoroughly formed, will cling tena ciously to its victim. M?\ Leitncr spoke of the innocent disgust that a child has for a drunko man, and how repulsive and loathsome such ob jects are generally. He appealed to those present to act their parts well, and set examples of virtue and sobriety for the children of to day?those who arc to take our places, in the great drama of life. Throughout. Mr. Leitucr'saddress was learned, chaste and eloquent. His delivery was excellent, while his flow of beautiful words seemed ns bounti ful as his love for the Temperance Order. All in all, the evening was a very interesting one. - i II Ml U' ? - . -Him.i - sorjiLvo to white abovt? Of all weeks, this has been the dul lest, with the except ion of the Temper ance lecture and tho entertainment given iii aid of the Baptist Church. We have had no quarrels, no lights, no business in the Trial Justice Courts, no fish frica and snake scares, no wed dings?not even tho ordering of a wedding ring, uo larcenies, no tnur. derers caught, no wild speculations in _I.. .x_J' ? J ? Ji-'.-L_J..1-. -B County checks, in n word, nothing worth "writing up." The streets have been ns dull ns a gmveynid, nnd ns un inturcstiug ns ncnneelled school certi ficate. The County Treasurer is still idle, and seems to havo a deep syinpu- j thy for those who lm?e to pay taxes. Tho Auditor's books are dusty aud uutired, and it is said that be hasn't heard a tax-payer curse in weeks. Oh, Orangcburg is disii'v5.-?iugiy dull. Down the street certain fellows get together of afternoons, and amuse each other by relating all sorts of things. One of them astonished the crowd the other day by vowing that he had two cows which give twenty gallons of milk a day. Another said lie had a goat that gives tnoquarts at a milking Tte conversation turning upon gard ens, two gentlemen asserted that they had eatvii their fust crop of sugar peas and beaiH, and were about to com mence on the second. One man bad squashes as big :s your bead, ano.hcr had cucumbers and Irish potatoes, j The subject of babies came up, and the climax of manifest exaggeration was reached when Mr.-said be had a I girl?a pretty girl, c .0 year old who knew the A. B. C's by heart! We quit here. OuANCKUt.KfS, S. C. April 29;h 1875. Editor Xf Wt itml Tones : Would it not be a good idea for the Council to pass an ordinance prohibi ting the planting of cotton and rice within the coporatu limits of Orange burg? It is a well known fact that both of these staples are. productive ol fever. Oiarigcburg claims to be a city; we have a mayor aud aldermen, marshals and taxes to pay,and no practice should be tulerat'd here that breeds diseases. If the Council will do no more than re fer this matter to the Board of Health, wiih instructions to investigate it, and report to the public, the Mayor and Aldermen will have done something towards sntis?^-tfHBBtk?i& who b athe 0 I NQUIttKlt. Bit A x<*ti V1I.I.K S. April 28th 187.1. At a meeting 61 the Branchvillc Debating Club held on the evening of the 22d, tho f'o lowing gentlemen were elected to serve for the ensuing qua t tor : Dr. O. II. Ott?President, Dr. W. S. Gressctt?Vice-President, Louis W. Loryea?Secretary, W. L. Peeves?Treasurer, R. L. Ray?Librarian, Goo. \V. Ftiirey?Hall Keeper. Our Club is in a thriving condition, and bids fair to bring out the latent talent of Hranchville. The town is growing fast,nod one of these days we hope to make it a County Seat. Respect ful I v L. W. L. OuANcKmnu;, S. C. April 28t h 1S75. /idif or Oroiiyrlmrg AVkj iiritl Time* : I notice in your issue of the 24th iiiat., a local stnting that 1 had "ob tained pictures of all the men and women engaged in the Brooklyn scandal," ami that they "can be seen at my store/' i take it that you only meant this as n j^ke, as I have never had cither the pictures of Beccher, Til ton, or his '.rife iu my possession, nor would I permit thtm to occupy a place in my saloon, which is an ordcily ami decent establishment, nnd never vi.rited by any of the stripe of Beccher, Til ton, and Bessie Turner. It matters m t to me whether Bcochcr kissed Mrs. Til ton, or whe'her Til ton scared Bilde in bis night shirt; my business is t?? keep such things as my customers wan-, and I'm sure that uonc of them would like to have any Beccher Til ton isms about them. No, Mr. Editor, I have not the pictures of these infamous celebrities, and do not want them, but I have al ways a well filled grocery, aud liquor saloon, nnd take pleasure in accom modating my customers. Youri Respectfully, Augustus Fisciikh, A correspondent of the Department of Agriculture, writing from Steubon, N.Y. says ? The action of tho Granges for the year:\w.b. produced beneficial result for furnier?. The middle-men have not been nblo to reduce the price*. Butter, cheese, pork, bnrlcy.com, and outs, tire held for outside figu-es, and buyers are compelled to pay them. They do not now say to the farmer "I will pay you so much,'' but "What will you tako? The resnlt is that "funning begins to pay." The Dairy men's Association of Western New York is controlling the price of dairv products through its board of trada, tbua securing profit for "the manufac ture of cheese and butter. The wool growing interest has latoly reiolved to move in the same direction^ N?TIGE TO CONTRACTORS. County Commissioned Office Orangebure, 8. C., April 30, 1875. P tsaled proposals will be received at the Office of the Hoard of County Commiiwloneia for Orangcburg Countr until May 31, 1875. for the building of a COURT HOUSE forsaid County, III the Town of Orangcburg, ?. * . Plans" ami specifications can be fc?n and cl umined at the office of trie said Board, at any time, upon application. Such proposal* t<# be addressed to the ' Chairman of the Board Coiuitv Comniin.sioncra for Orangcburg ConnlV, ami to be endorsed "Proposals for Building Court IIou-ic. The Hoard renervcs the right to reject anv anu all bids, if deemed by them best for the interest of the County to do bo. Bv Order of the Board. OEO. BOLIVKB. Clerk of Co.Com'r?. Orangeburg, Co. Ho mav 1 1375 lm BE. m. a. SAUS?. I la* mov?il his office to IIOOMS over Mr. YOSKS STOKE. OFFICE HOURS FROM 7 TO 9 A. EL and from 1 to 4 P. II Calla for I>K. A. 8. SALLEY can bo left at his office or at Mr. Voae'a Store, apr'l 1875 lm Delinquent Land Sales. Amelia Toimthip. Atrr?. Build" gl Amaker, A I?. 381.22 Hair, David. 2. J Oliver,Tlio* Kot.1060. 1 Pelzor, K J, trustee. 556. 4 Oatet, urn. Oeo. 200. BranehvilU, Sasporta?, T K. 227. 1 KM|>orta?, M J. 135. 1 Thompson, Mr* ICmma.... 50..... 2 Cow Cau. Cr im, John, Od'n.- 630. 1 Goran, I.arrrr. 72. Jackson, J F-. 200. 4 McClain; Angus. 133. KoWrtft, F W. 25. 2 Whetstone, II G. ..... 100. 2 __i Ctrr Ot.Tfjft.-. . rown. Ktijah. 5. 1 Cam, OL. 40U. Fred? ick, Ulli. 18. 1 Keller, Alfred. 28. 1 Moorer, Mn Klten. HO. Sasportis, M J. 530. 1 Ed?to. Howe, S. 75. 1 Tucker, Jas. 15. 1 Wiggins, Jacob. 25. 1 M?nbeth. Knotta, Washington. 25. 3 Ooodbyi. Dantzler,' Est D S. 403. Go?dland. Ileatherton, Isaac. 53. 4 SJ. 47. Ann. 4S. Hebron. A rgoe, Matilda K.86.... i?betiy. Gl?* ton, Joseph. 75. 3 Laton, Cephas. 44. 1 Spires, Odas. 10. Orange. Quiglcv, I) J trustee- " . % Hobinson, Pharoah... " 1?. 2 Korney, Jos. ]|4. ^ Sosporta?, M J.30?. 1 T K.-.t lot. 440. * J*m? fVror?. Haiglcr, Mrs K M. ?10. 6 Brown, J M. 132. Jcilerson, Landr. 5....*.... 2 J'oplar. Adams, Je*. 30. Biill, M. 272. Browning, Mrs Caroline-. 42. Elliott, Gen. IUI. 2 Paulling, Carolina. 75. Shulrr, K Y. 400. 8 Wiles, Mrs Julia. 44. Wolf. Mrs M V. 550. Stewart, MrsCJ 1873.2JHD0. 2 1874 .2000. J Providence, Myers, 0 A. 200. Prophet, Peter. 3. 3 Z/n ion. Brown, Mrs Elizabeth.1200. 5 McMichael, Geo.8. 75. 1 Mitchell, John. 54. 2 Van**: Keitt, Billiard. 59. HW?tr. v Argoe, Matilda K., 152. 2 Baltzcgar, Jacob. 40. | Steadman, Andrew. 33. 3 Washington, Kotiert. 40. 2 Riley, W L W. 64. Zion. Baldwin, M h. 125. 4 Felder, Sr m. 40..... 2 Flinches*, Chas. 10. l Jamison, Janiie*. 40. * Je nerton, Wyatt. 40. 5 Joiner, Sarah M. 127.4 McMichacl, Mrs Li-vinia.. 7.>. 1 Felder, Est J II . 110. Notice is hcroby given'that the wholtof the several parcel*, loth and parts of lota of real estate deerihed in tho preceding list, or co mneh thereof as trill bo necessary to pay the taxes, penalties and asm??meats charged thereon, will bo sohl by Treasurer of Orangcburg County, South Carolina, at his office in raid County on Monday the 3d of May, 1875, after the hour of 10* o'clock in the morning, and continue the sale front day to day until each tract, parcel or lot, is sold. Said sale nbad not continue beyond Friday; Mav 7,1875. JAS. VAN TASSEL, Auditor of Orangcburg Count*. April 15th. A. r>. JK75. lit