The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, March 06, 1875, Image 7
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L'U?LISHEU
S ATURD AY, MARCH 6th? 187fr.
City Oiirejo to ?-yv
CITY OFFICERS;
MATOR - - Jbnti' NV. Moseley.
CLERK. - - - - ?T. D- Wolf?.
TREASURER, r B: Williamson.
ALDKU.M'EHV--Iimu-y Washington. J I*.
Harley, Ul Williamson, T. D'. Wolfe.
POSTMASTER, - - W.E; Williams.
CHURCHES.
METHODIST EPISCOPAECHURCH-Rev
Thomas Phillips, pastor. Services, ino*li
ing, afternoon anil evening.
UAl*T18T.-^-ev. MT. Norris, pastor.
Services, llrst Sumlay evening, ami tho
second ami fourth Sundays, morning,
and evening.
METHDIMST (*olith).-Rev. Sir. Cam
pbell, pastor. Services morning and
evening. Sunday-school, 9 A. M.
PRKSUTTEUIA?f.-Rev. Mr. li'rown
evangelist. Services, mornlnir and after
noon.- Sttndliy-school, 9 1-2 A. M.
El^S"COt*A ri-First and third Sundays
Morning and afternoon.
L?TriKRANCucitCli.-iRev.MV. Dough,
pastor.^ Services, morning 101-2, even
big at ? o'clock.
C?TTOtf QtrC^TATY?I?S.
FRIDAY EVEKING.
Ordinary, - - - ll 1-2 & 12
?ood Ordinary, - - 12;l-2 & VJ
Eow Meddling, - - llJ:
SYrlct Middling, - -' -
TOWN CRIER.
?ales-day passed' off quite quietly.
We are having genuine March
weather.
?. G. Frederick and T. Summers
have been appointed notaries public.
Edward Argo has been appointed
tr?aT justice for Brown's poll.
Judge Reed has appointed C.- R.
M?fcsT a'9 l?gal adviser to the grand
jutty of Charleston.
Col C. C. Puffer of Charleston, has
?>Cen appointed United States- Minis
ter' to Brussels.
Rev. D', tv". Cut?in? wi?f deliver a
temperance lecture in this place on
tircrZo'U iritft.
We learn that Mr. Danish's loss by
thc rCCcnt fire in Branchville, washed
tween <??,000 and $0,000/
Mr.* J. Larkins has; been reappoint*
ed Jin y Commissioner for our eoirt?
ty. _
.. t; . There writ he on evins session, of
tTreT-oui'? held Um hist Monday m
May.
The County Commissioners propose
ta have a Court House that will cost
from $20,001)' lo g 10.000'.
Trial' justice Meyei-a has ftieeii
crowded1 willi' busiuco.*- duiing' llu
week.
A-Washington dispatch announces
the apY/bmftrftmt' and confirmation by
tire Senate of AJ. Webster as pbst
master of O'rangohurg.
President Andrew D. Wliite, Ol
Cornell ?nlvcrsity, New "?ork, has
been spending a day or two in Co
lumbia, while on a tour farther south
ward.
Wc learn that the town council in
tend increasing the liquor license.
No nclibrt Urey couM lake would con
tribute' moi'c to thtf peace and pros,
perity of our town'.
Judge Recd, at tho close of the
criminar' Court in Charleston, on thc
23d,- sentenced four colored men to
death for murder-Denni.* R. Bunch
and- George, Froyle and Jordan Har
dce, brothers.
Our word for it, there is no better
place to atop in Columbia than Rose's
HoteL A free omnibus from thc
depot, ?nd good accommodation nt
the hotel are always found in store
for visitors to the city.
T. Kohn & Brothers are doing n
thriving business. It is a matter ol
congratulation with us that while om
local advertisements are limited in
number they are also select. Wc
have no scruples in recommending
Kohn, Kortjolm and Dukes. Thc
public soon learn in whom to place
confidence,
'fire passenger trains on tho S. C.
R. R. trill pass through Orangeburg
as follows ;
Day, from Charleston, 10.-18 a. m.
44 from Columbia, 7.30 p. m.
Night, from Columbia, 11.53 p. rn,
44 from Charleston, 2.20 a. m.
Wo learn that a petition bas been
presented to tho Governor, signed by
many of our citizens, and all thc
prominent members of tho bar, urging
I the commutation of the sentence of
Gowan Reed, to imprisonment for
life. Such action by the Governor
Would' net. bb regarded so much an ex
hibition of Executive clemency as a
mitigation of a li ar's ir sentence.
C. D. Kortjohn proposes to discon
tinue the retail liquor business after
tbe Kith inst. Wc would call atten
tion' to his' advertisement, found in
another column.- We take pleasure
in recommending Mr. Kui tjohn to the
public. Those iflio give him n eall
need no advice where to procure first
class articles at the lowest rates.
Oh the IftUi of this month the peo
ple of Orangeburg are to'winess a ter
rible sight.- Two young men, Gowan
Reed and William Auld, neither of
them over twenty-one years of age,
are to be publicly executed.- Cireum
stances seem to indicate thal neither
is guilty of a premeditated1, cold
blooded murder.- It is to be boped
that thi3 fearful spectacle will have an
influence to deter others from t.?e
commission of similar crimes.
Wc notice that MY. Mellichamp re
tires from" tho editorial management
of the Orangeburg Times*. This we
regret, as he is evidently a gentleman
of culture and integrity, and with" ult
Of liberal and1 conservative views.
Wc arc glad, for his s*ake, be bas
other and, wo trust, more profitable
business.- A man who edits a news
paper ought to have leisure to relish
tins literary recreation, and" must ex
pect Icicles instead of coppers for his
compensation'. The following is Mr.
Mellichamp's valedictory v
" Finding that my increasing du
ties as teacher anti surveyor demand
my undivided attention, I feel called
upon to resign my position in the
Times with this issue.
In jny editorial control o? tire pa
per I have endeavored, in my feeble
way, to advance tliosn principios
ot' pure and liberal democracy,
which, in lile language of Jefferson,
mean, * equal and exact juslice to all
men, of whale vcr State'br1 persuasion.'
" As to thc present popularity i f
these views,-1- bave never given any 1
serious ?ontf?-rii-, being thoroughly
satisfied with their soundness UIKI'III
. lunate ( ria mph. ?
' " Of com se, nfl cv ihx? ?nsuc I" will
have no i niki once in the conduct ol
'?the paper, bull ran albas- indulg?
[the hope that lite chaii svh eli i nov,
vacate may be inure won Inly Ulled."
j Wa gladly give place in oared
, i limns ita i be card of our pos tin its tor,
published tn the last issue of the N'eu a.
Wc presume these 'rebni'pl;iiiii?
; will soon cease tue 1er thu new :u
rangemenls made by our postm.-.su--,
? but wc do hope hu will lUien to the
wishes of the people fty opening the
r office ou Saturday night, so that the
( Columbia mail candie delivered before
thc following Monday :
Ji CAUD.
Numerous complaints with regard
to the postollloe under my control,
having cotuu to my ears, il is doe tu
the public and tu myself thal un ex
planation be mudo.
On account of bad health, which
disabled mc, and ou uccoiint of th .
r loss of thc vulunbio services of Mr. J
: S. Bull, whoso syalcm uud ability in
, sured my respect and confidence in
tho entire munageuieut of the oflice,
I was obliged to obtain a deputy fu
miliar with the routine of business,
and securing Mr. Ezekiel, removed
the office to his store, that ho might
1 give the more undivided attention to
it. Had Mr. Bull not received u het
' ter offer than I cotdd afford lo make I
would stilt have bad his vulued help.
And had hu remained with me, 1
i would not have removed the oilba:.
? Had my own health been '<etler, I
? might have seen less occasion lo move
thc of Dec.
W. E. WILLIAMS, P. M.
Bishop Haven.
Bishop Haven has just made us
one of his welcome visits. He
preached at Charleston Centenary
Church on Tuesday night of last week,
to a large and deeply-interested con
gregation. On the following day he
visited the Chum University, giving
words of cheer to tbe students, who
always anticipate his visits with more
than ordinary pleasure. Thc Bishop
i endures the peculiar phases of this
Southern life and labor with remark
. able physical vigor, and an cxhaust
! I lees fund of cheerful good nature
which seemingly rendors it pleasant
for li i m si; If ns well as others. He is
bound to win in spite of Southern
prejudices. We only wish Iiis means
in all respects were equal to his inter
est in our work. None of our young
preachers would lack for books or the
means of improvement,- and our
churches nml education at ional insti
tutions-would be above all pecuniary
embarassmcnts.
STATE ITEMS.
There was quite a large fire in
florence on the 27th ult. The house
and store of Mr. A. W. Lvons were
destroyed. Loss, 831.000.
The grand jury of Lexington
County have increased the retail
liquor license from fifty to two hun
dred dollars:
The Town Council of Hock Hill,
for the present year, has lixed the re
tail liquor license at $300, and thc
quart license at SI50.
Colo i el L. C. Northrop^hs been
employed, by the' Attorney General,
to assist the solibilir in disposing of
the heavy criminal docket in Edgo
Qeld.
Hardy Solomon's store, in Colum
bia, was broken into on Monday, and
a small sum of money and n detached
c'oupon were stolen-.
Mr. E. Ai Scott', who for several
years' bas be?n the postmaster at
Newberry C. H., has been rembved.
Mr. Scott has given general satisfait
lion in his conduct of the ofllee, es
pecially among the business men.
A young miss,- of fourteen, ot Co
luD)bia<S*. C., who is good at twisii
(rcation, has compounded 307 words
from the letters composing the word
14 Charleston." How is that for ti
variety ?
The Phoenix says i "The all-im
portant question now is, who will stet
into the Comptroller General's shoes.
The nui/Tes of the candidates are le
gion-General Stolhraud, Colonel
Pillcbrown, Lieutenant Colonel Dunn
Major Jones and Captain Little
The names of the privates are omitted
Jack Lee, who was under the sus.
picton of being implicated itt the mur
der of tlio old colored man, Vi.wA
Bickley, at thc seven-mile post, nea
Columbia Hurreurterod himself, itu
i i safely i.. >ii in vid. l.eo-ii'iiif
liaVi ug an villi iii? todo with die ina,
1er, anil says he Can prove an ttlihi.
The Two Newsboys?,
I While passing along Washing to
I street one eVeningi my aMeiiitoti WM
j ;ti K's-'rd lil si iii; le iM!.vs!>oy, who s..i
iva ins companion >
'* Say, Charlie, how much moue
lia? 0 vu inti'ii - ;"
" 'L'y, dil \ -1? \. I'liulS."
.- ,Ji ?I i \ ! ls Ililli so? Don't Ic
your iiioiher hm- mu eb jon hui
made; keep purl of it yourself/"
The little fellow straightened ti]
and. '.villi great earnestness, e:
claimed :
.* Do you think I would tell ii
mother a iii?'("
Turning to the Iii th- fell ?v with ?
approving smiley I -.dd< "Tlnu
light? 111 \ Milk hov, ? always tell il
nulli."
Nohle lillie fellow \ if lie ai?.des t
that principle of truth? he mai, ri
from his bumble, position lo one i
usefulness and honor?
Honest boys insike honest mc
und honest men make huppy home
Stood citizens, fair dealers, true Citri
linns, and just legislators { while di
honesty (illa thc laud with sutler.,
and wickedness, and peoples jails ai
prisons with holli \oung and ol
Could granite walls and iron ba
speak to us? they would tell us t!
sud fate of thousands who begt
their downward career by deccivii
and lying? This is a wicked and pt
verse generation, and honest men n
bard lo find. Children, if you wi
to ?hun tho downward ruin j if y\
wish to bc successful und respecte*
if you wish to make glad thu heurt
your parents ; and, above all, if y<
wish to please }'our Hcaveuly Fallu
tell thc troth, for *? Lying lips are i
abomination to Ihe Lord ; but lb
that deal truly ure His delight."
HEALTH SRKHEKS. It is said iii
Jacksonville, Florida, is overrun wi
Northern visitors, so that hotels a
boarding-houses are uncomfortal
crowded. Those who seek health
that section Luve to pay a dear pr
for it. Tho people will learn in tir
that other sections of thc South i
moro favora ble for health.
Publisher's Notices.
- Kev. Mr. Blukely is an authorized
agent for I his paper.
-A. tv. rinckuey, of branchville, Is
ati niitnortzcd agent for this paper.
Now Advertisements,
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.* School
Commissioner Phillips has his office
days on Thursdays and Fridays of
each week. His examinations are on
the first Monday of each month.
j?ui. sour
C. 1> KO RT JOHN
i .sites thc attention of
THE1?! TRADE
To a-fresh-supply of
S E S ISL O ? T S ,
-AND
To bli -OUTED' STOOlt of GEN.
EUAIJ M UKt:ilANDl"E. consisting of
DRY GOODS,
lb ?OT. SHOES. HATS, &c, &c.
-: II :
Caixned. Fruits,
OYSTERS.
SAURINES.
PEACHES,
TOMATOES.
-:o:
Choice Groceries,
Ba : \ alt. Coffee.
"i?>- muiiikwl. Sujrars,
Hams, h uriied. Teas,
Pii kb'd Beef. Tili Waru.
Winos ol'all Kinds,
Pearl GriM. SmoklnirTobacco,
Bolted <?ri-t, Chewhi-r Tobacco,
Meal. Liquors,
\lo and Segar?,
I'wn hundred hnrreU of Flour to be
sold wir'.in ililrty days.
Agent foi ilasslitt & Co's Bitters.
C. D. KORTJOHN.
i li ni"; iiurg. Feb 27, 1875.
i:. As u DUKES,
J>
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Dealer in all kinds of
Dru$;s and Medicines.
Dr I'M . ,has had Nine Year? Experl
uiii ubi I.' .. "-ami Medicines and Ihorouh
j,. ..'fni..i .... .if. iMtsbii;?.". Tlc keeps
i i j i ti large e-1f i?i?l\' of Goods I
ii lb .; .i.,ii:iu a
j ' ? :> .??.< .-ass Drug Store,
; . ? : ? , ! .rttfentinn paid lu thc com j
jj . ;. . reFuriiilipii* ;i'ai all HKICV-.. I
; tiileO r>. t ..'.i Iiii.i uri
I ; . ur l ?niir .So re.
; : ; !. I-Vb. ia, l$7.j;
iv - .ir ? I
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ai -nu r :ei ville ami Oeorgi-.'a. This uppliea hula
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I'M .ia lt . ;ii al their CiOMilntf near Coluinliia,
.iii.,- i will uv lid thuti a ii Mor through Colnimbin
uni ? ni mi (Ulick ll schedule lo Wiibhinglon
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Since the unwise removal of thc
Ch :irh-M on Advocate, our work- has been
enlarging and extending in this section
and demands multiplying for n local or
gan. The Charleston .ddcocaie was for
two years published In Charleston. It
was during this eventful period in the
history of our cause* in the South, one ol
the most important auxiliaries of our
work. Its removal left a vacant place
here which has not since been filled. It
is an old saying,l* that blessings brighten
as they take their flight." This was cm
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as fully advertised of tho wanta and
wi.-hos of the people in this section, be
fore the transfer of that paper to Atlanta,
Ga., as wc were after It was done, it
would never have gone from us. The
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ably conducted, but it is too distant from
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A D VE RT IS EMENTS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
J? UGUSTUS B. KNO WLTON,.
Attorney & Counselor at Law
ORANGEB?RG, S.C.
^L'GUSTU8_B. KNOWLTON,
Land! -A.geiit,
Thc undersigned bas opened an.offic? f?r th?
8ALE Of LAND.
Persons having BEAL ESTATE to dispos o of
will do well to register the same for sale.
Largo farms subdivided ana' sold in cither
large or small parcels.
Good farms for sale at from two to five dollars'
per acre, on easy terms.
AUGUSTUS B. KNOWLTON,
"t .tr Orangeburg C. fE," S. C.
.jg A. WEBST Ell,
TRIAL J HST SSE,
Business faithfully and promptly at
j tended to.
KJ-OFFICEfor the pr?sent in reith A> B.
\ KNOWLTON, E?g.,
Orangeburg. Jan. 23, 1875.
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