Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

i place of business, be \vjicu wautcd or iu business 'op Jo toll htoricK iu busiuess can ?*ct rich by lounging in s-and saloons. _ ay^r "feel" in business matters. Have order, system, v gularity, liber alily, *>vnmptness. Do not uieddlo with business you do not understand. Never buy nn article you do not need, simply because it is cheap, and the man who sells will take it out in trade. 'Trudy is mourn'. ^?Bdcavor to avoid hurd words an<l p?r*gnulitic?. Do not kick every stone iu the path Moro'?nles can bo ium\c in a day b\ going Kteadily on thau .stopping, j'ay ij. you go. man of lu'ii'T respn ts his word hp : ;os his bond id, tut never beg. jjClp others when you cnn. but nevei rhnt you caunnv uttoid to himj \) lao it ia futahiunahlc. .am to say ''no " No necssity of ^M?ft'lur? it. out dog fashion, but say it firmly and rcspe< tful'-y. Have Lnt few i.onJidaut:;, a:.d the few cr $ho better. _TjBe your own brains rather thau lho;e ^RtsW*** frtp^ to think and act for yourself B?**igilunt. ip ahead r;??her than behind the IflEjuui, JJov?Stoiiy Helatep I'auknt.?'Allan! Whore is Allan ?' A .moment ago he was placing with bis little iCart in the yard, hauling dirt to the- currant bushes. 1 can not lei. ? many caitluls lot eurrii d. 11 wa>* ns n littlo man* 15ut Allan i* Where in his cart. ;n 1 Allen !" mm k ) here '." at last a small voice from aS hem toon a parlor. t**arV*yim there for?" asked his 'mmm* _ ? ruothcra op nin_' the door and 1 poking $0Kn pttxedlc-O ..: i \\ ?^PHsaW-did not answer at lirat. 11?: up standing iu the ooruur with a pretty so ber look on. ?'OrfMe^ruit to your littlo cut," said bis mQtssavr; ^'it is wait:ug for auothci "I't-c not been hero long uu.T," sai'l the little boy. ??WTistiare you here for at all!" asked hJjfflRrttlSK * ^JP^fk*punishing my own si If. I picked SOluc green currants, and they went into my mo?tli^ said Allan. ?01*f*when mother told you not to? -OU currants will make my lit' 1 o Luv ;,' said his mother in a sorry tone ?Yi u needn't puuUh me,' s*id AUuu ; " inish my own ?Hl.' Iis mother oitcn put him ^i the ha -k done when he h id heeu h uuigh r, find, jou >Q \ he look the same rjjh hi nisei f. you not gorry for disobeying .jj?SD0ther V she asked Allan. ' ( sorry ; but sorry is not nuff. 1 a&fjfchrish me. I stay here a good while ui.d have thiiAs.' 'N?then j<- .Jim-: ' ? A d a- iy i toiu ah nit an old colored woman in Michigan widely known as 'Sojourner '; about wht'iu some one had p>ib ished a statement that she hud J liliod tho Spiritualists. ue the village ministers, who tel.. story. *Ja\* he went to her und qms ened her about the report which he d. to'.o you date, chile?' said lh iy. .??? staged iu the newspapers, and .1 wauled to know if 3011 h..d joined ti.< lataightcuing herself up to hei full t, and bringing l.erunu down like _Jstttith, the old woman exclaimed: your soul, chile, dah?, notln-u ? tO^iioC. Yt u may tell all the people IfsJrSjbtr*o9 jSojourner 'long to Jesus tiles' inauy yea is. flic's as tine to du M.i.Mei i'-anvil to du hammer. 1 uebbur liy faith in Je.-us for any thing Self possession mulc Vear kid gloves A ytrtfb'f'lacly, HflflBr alighting Iroui a in Broadway, near Ca'.a! street, into a panic, then under the wheels ^ of a heavy truck, and finally into tin* swarthy hands of an Irish coal heaver, who deserted his post-on the sidewalk and bravely rescued her from peril. "There, yo've spoiled my dsess with .Jptttaferty hands? ' was the gsoeting to her rescuer that was waited to the stage wmthivifcjis the shook him off on the Remedy for colic iu Iborsos?hloral F?^V s'#2"n>f3Xti'8lit aut^ coltam rente 'fd? osssssin hoi-joa, bait boon highly fiendcd by tho Agricultural (!on A^soeim ion in Potsdam. Half so ?jmoQtof it is given in a pint of oustor -jQir. This remedy however should be administered with caution. ? For Fovor nnd A*-uo, Intermlltont Fever, Chill Fovor, imuuttuiit Jj'ovur, Duiuli Akuo, Forlodic.il or ?illoua Fever, *o., ' iuiK _ remedy Is u ciillou lor by ibu necessities of the A.uerl.hp uf. pie, than a hum nod tare eure yov Fever Bild AkUc. SUcIi we .ui: now enabled to otter, with ? perfect ccrtabtty Uiot U will eradicate, thu disease, nrtd with imsur pure, (bttlttlo ' on proof, tltnl no Imiiu. can m : o from it* uso in any quantity. That which protects from or prevent* Mil* din on lor mb"! bo of liniiioiiao sorvwb tti the emu. munlt.ee where it prevails, l'rerentton is heiter tti.01 cure, for the nationt escape* the 1 i^-k which bo n1ii.1t run In violent .-itim-k^ of this balciul die. temper. Tin- "Crnr." < \pels the ndii-inntir, pnixon of Fi.vr.it ami A?;i 1. from the kyftem, anil prevent-' thu development pi the disease, it taken on the Itrsl approa Of its premonitory Symptoms. Ii I nol ouh the bej t remedy e\er vet discovered for Ulla class of oonipliibirs. but also thu cheapo t. 'Ibo large t|unntity wo *np-' plv for a dollar brings it within the roaub <if everybody; and in bilious ili.ilricts, where Kr.vii: anp Auitk prevails, everybody shoultl have it, nud iibU ?i ft'CUly. both for cure and pro toolion. It i < hoped this price will place It within tho rcac.b of all? tho pour-newcll ns the rich. A irreal superiority itt Uu.- remedy over any other ever discovered for the ?prertv tmH certain oureof Intermittent* I?, that it contain* no cjm liino or mineral; consc<|uonlly it protlttcca no quinism nr other injurious effects w hatevor upon the e.o?slIthilon. Those cured by it nru lull as healthy ns If thoy had never Imd Qio,llsenr>e. Fever and Aj-?o is not id"ne the eon>eipienre of the inlasiuutiu pnUon. A gi cat rarluty of dis orders nrt?n> from it-* ittitatum, antonir which an' Neuralgia, lUicuuiittUin, Uottt, Headache, Blindness, Toothache. Unreelle, Catarrh, Asth* mn, I'alpil ition, I'abalnl Atn-iion ol ihc spleen, lly.?torics, Pain in the. llowcls, Colic, l*iiralysls, mid itumti'^oi.it of Ilm Stomach, all of which, when originating in this cause, put <>n the in termittent type, or become periodical. This "CtJitK" expels tho poison fr?ni tho blood, nnd consequently cures them nil alike. It i* an in valuable protection to Immigrants ami persons travelling or temporarily residing in tin- main rious districts. If taken occa lonnlly or daily while exposed to the Infection, th.it will be ex crete.I from l:ie rv-tein, nta! cannot nccumuhite in sniVi' i'-nt quantity to viuvil *int. for lAvt-r Vittnnlalttt?, nrlslng from torpid* Ity of the Liver, it is an excellent remedy, stint* ntatinrr the I,tver Into healthy activity, and pro* trutv remarkable cures, wliero ;a full. PREr \nr.n tiy Dr. J. C. ilY?Il*lkqo., Lowe. 11, Mans., I'rncl lei! It tut A mth/tirtil C/iett'fSfjt, ANP SOLD ALL ItOUXD Till: WORLD. /?/; ." $i.of> i i:2t no r via:. may i I c ly tlticing mam other racdlcu Ayer's Cathartic Pills, For nil tho purposes of a Laxative Medicine. l'ern ins n.mnemedi r.iltd I- so uinvcr.tiUly rutptlrud by i^very* body ns a cathartic, Itor vt tu o\ ci any do lore mi universally adopted Into use, in cv .u-y ' country and ainpng all Qbiesc>, a* tili? nilld bftt rnii i<M.t pttrgntive nil. lUo ob ? i >ti i reason is, that it is a more relia ble, ana fax more of. factual i omedy 11? in any 7?th t. Tiro u ^tim have tri. il it, know that il ? nieil them: th.i-e wnd havo not, know that it cures their neighbors and friends; nnd nil know that what ii does otico it docs al* way ? that il never fails through any Rutlt or ilex gleetof iis.ut:not>eiti ,.i. \\\ <: ive tti.ni-audr upon II.'.:: .1.1 ul', e :1C a ein na :.-il'le cures of tho l'oayuylt.T c ii. ? a 11 , but iitdi ??ucs am known lb ovcry rrcl^l?orno?id,Tuin u e need ifnt publish them. Adapted to all ngui and conditions in all climate-:; containing noltlier oitiomel nor any ileletoriotis drug, they may bo taken with sail ty bynuvbody, 'liiejr : ir-eoatb??prcsejrvoi? thorn ever iVeslt/and intte ? them pieasnin to mit?:, wbilo hecrr piirel>*'Vi?SWal>lf?; n the Internal visenrn lb pni it';. the blood and li.nt.l.ito ii lulu hq^UJiv a lion ? remove tho obstructions of the itmns ii.*l?ou'i l-, livor, and other organs of the body, rnstoi 104 Ihclr irrt*gnlar notion to liculth, and by correcting, whorovoi they exist, uieh do* rangemonts as ate the first origin of disease. Minute -lite :tio'i- a'e. eiv 11 in the wrapper on the s i 11 :b< ioi:>.wiuy cmyiaiucs*. w tuen those raitirliy cure :?? I-or Bt*.i >>|i?'tt*ii:> or Vit'lljroatlost, ?T.i-i/lf?*??. noaM, aMsn-ruorand ?.'i?? or* a t?i>* - * i c -.*. they should be t.iT;, ii mod rntcly to -timntate the Ktonv ;?? h, and vuoloto ifca HcaKu.v L..? ..hi UUllpU. For D.iv ?? i- <'.;n; jil.j'u-1 and its various symp tom! . Hllioua lls?bvdncb*>, Miel, aic.t?* ;n )>.-. J :iu:iilie*> or <Ui -?i > t!i.>y ?h.ndd be j:el.' .;-!;, I ..Xl a ler C.ieli il?F?, to .-.?nVc?. lliO diseased uctimi ort'emoVc me db.-tvuciioiis which cau?o it. For llysei?t?*ry -r 35i?rrl?c->i?, hut ono mild dose i- generally ,v<p.ilred. For Etlieiiiii.t:!-.-ii. c-.niv, ?Si-aiveil. I*?sl> l?llistii>si ol fie SlenBK, P..in i,% the Still?*. Much and f.oino. tht'v hbr-iild hocontin* lioui-ly taken, 11' 1. ?? ii !,:?>? 'hange tl a- diseased notion of the -;? 1 a. With niioff ehaiigo tlmse cbmplaliils disappear. ?*?-?>?, mm I & I ???, For ISronsy and Droptb *sl Hn ?-l 11 they should bo Uiki 1? in large and frcqueut doses to protlueq tho >?:'.thoiiKt bo taken as ii produced tiio dusired effect by sym* patby. As a ntuu >? fill, tn'.9 ???? er tn > Pf/fs to promote digo tlon and icur.n the at<msch. An on< i.-tm tl In o*lmiu;1 u ?? >be ? :oio.e h and bnweh Into bt nVhy aeti m, restores the appetite, anil invigorates Clic ?> tern, liehen it Is often ad*, vnnbigehus \\ hero no ?-erioiis derangoment exists; Ono who led- tolerably well, otten tlnds that a dt?W "t Hh>- u l*Uiti ot.-ik? ? h..u i. el .U- id. dlv but 1 , ?> ?in i'.ielr den. -it.g and rCiioVa?Ug elici t oa l ?.?.: :? .li\Oi.,l\!fti..lU1. Jir..r.C. ir/'/f.t CO.. Vra fit teat ClutnUt; ion MASS., u. s. a. may II c lv 4 1 ? i r 1 'cteiful b.rh erat a Thoso iitttcis are p .r.uiy invaluablo in 'l'bey p.ait)* tin-1 ystem, tiid vi.i cars Remittent and Iutci mit tent jTeveii, and arc a preventive of Cltilb ni..'. Fever. iiBK?flaBia^^ All yield to ihclr powciful eflicacy. Axo au autido'.? to 1 hange of \*?. ? -aiMi b/wt. ZAilOM. mam to tho wasted fri?!n<,t and correct all AViH eure duys of miin nng to the sick, 1 SollMall^s^^ CURES.;? . II ? ??*?> The grand l-auaeea for all tho ills of life. . Try/OTiE.?ttFTte - lie standard BITTE] FOH At. ffBIiBl S In YounRorOld, FUYSICIAKS THERE, ZU^l IT 1a THEIR ,-vPRACTICIL' "or r>ir.Kla, thoso lottcM oro im* nnd )hr Oflrn been thu i*tn,? lifo. Tit V.ONE BOTTLE. FOH NAI,K ?a>ls>*fjs,lll , -iQSft,?f>Cl\V ^LAy . w^th . STORE and Drf BULIMOj tat OreuIcliviilerS. C. ItpTy to1 * * " D. LOKB, aug 24?3m Charleston, S. 0. A MAN WHO Starts Business should "go iu" to win. In opening the Enterprise Saloea, the Sabswriber dciei mined to A ? e*m ,svjvTn<7<.ii tv ruvm Tf^fitAY In a full and Gt?d StooV of Liquors, iiiat noulsl eouiineud tkemsalrus to all, aad by sour iosy aud atteutioa to pluoo all iva<} tried hiid UNDER The nceessitj of admitting that he was a fair dealer. Those who drank from The Faucet of the Lager Beer Barrel Of his Saloon h?- doterint.ied should bo ?a tin Go I aud bo induced to retarn. Me determin ed to work all d*j and think ALL NIGHT. to as te establish a reliable Custom. He has succeeded. From Monday morning the rush c?ntioues until SATURDAY NIGHT. Frem the timo that hit annesocerusnt FOUND i.i way into the papers and BURST Upon ;he notic? of the public, until now, t te sji'e of Liquors, Ssgars an J Tobanee haa coutiaued with unabated pji retmge. OPEN Doors, and nearly welcome La' been the raotto, and TO-DAY The undersigned returns hi. thrx'ik? for the HSeral suppor. he has receired and beg* its oontinusuce at the KM TER PK USE SALnON, kept BY J. HERMAN W?HLERS. feb 15 It wag* ARRIVING H.Y KVRRT NORTHERN -STEAMER, AT GEO. H. COTINELSOX. In order tobe pr^pnr-d forth ; demand* of tie.* Season, I am rceeiring large supplier of all ihe vnrious gon^s needed at this time of the v?ir. such Plantation Supplies, I'diIi, Plows, Iron, And everything i-'hc nceessary tu a crop. I um Agx-ut for the loHowitij valuable and established Multures : ETI WAN tili A Nu. ETI WAN DISSOLVE!) CONE, ?11 WAN CK P FOOD. AI LANTIC Pllt SPH ITE. A'l LAN 1 It' Af ID PHOSPHATE. i. I .: \M. i HE S PHOSPHATE, peri vi vn u\ .??<?. LAND PL .Si Kit LIME AND,SALT. All tl:e aboTn tfnnurfes are ofTored at manufacturer* pricos will b- m!.I at the ?ame terum acut tho works aaJ will bo dclivorod i. i oqucaieu ut any Ucpoi un the South Carolins Railroad*. job l gf.o. II. cornelson: ft D?KES' HOTEL. EUSSELL-STRERT, ORANGEB?RG, S. C. Th Subscriber i ikr? groat |di'8<-ure iu anmuinrin* io Iii? FRIENDS snd the COM Ml MTV that ho has OPENED a t IltST l LAJS? HOTEL, at the Largo Iteaidence recent ly occupied by Mr. Haue Wn:.. i n uk< r. Comfortable Accommodations, a Bounteous Table . ud Courleus Attention nre l?un ran teed. jan 18?3m J. M . H. Dl UEs. jan IS AT COST THE BALANCE OF MV STO&K OF Ready Made Cloth instand Ladius Di ess Uoods will bo ofl>r>d for tbe next :U> dsT* at snd BELOW COST for the cash. J. Ms?A* 1 51.4 II A "ft. INDUSTRY, E?ONMY Aj l?ER S E VJER E N C E LADIES AND GEITTLEMEU I am happy to sa- publicly to yon that I have NOT/- one taa Jbest ASSORTED STOCKS o Domestic and Fancy GROCERIES on ftmd that has ever been brought ti this MARKET. ?all and Exitinino for Yourselves. 2T0TXAW. T. M?LLER. All Goods Promptly Delivered. dee 21 9 New JUST ARRIVED FROM TUE ABOYR MARKET A Splendid Stock of Fancy DSESS and other Choice GOODS. AT WHO IP OFFEIUSO BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS. AS WELL AS TUP. ABOVK GOODS AT AND BELO W COST ALSO A KI LL STOCK OP FAMILY GROCERIES CALL SOON-AND it A!NS! X> . LO?I"8, EEGULAE DAILY TU ADS. ANOTHER TRAIN JUST IN AND FILLED WITH PA UU AND CUSTOMERS SHOPPING AT B Making Selection from their Krtraordiuary Large ind Varied Sleek, of GENERAL BIEItCHANDISE. Thoir assortotcut, with constant ad litions, is UNSURPASSED I'.eth as to STYLES and QUA LIT I ICS. Tlioir facilities in drawing supplies from desirable Market* FOR THE GASH Knal le them to make the best possible RATES, which is the OLD RULE sod tioued from iu ORGANIZATION? 18 12, Oiring an experience ?<f 30 years in B Deines*. Economy and Enterprise together with tire Energy and eon'lprnmlv deriort mcnt of all their Assistants, ;iro always found at thu OLD KSTABLISUKD HOUSE of may ia DULL, SCOVILL & PIKE. VlTOrU? INI ol'M THE PUBLIC T:I AT HE IS STILT. CARRYING ON THE PAR ?f riajte Making in all it* various branches and will Manufacture er Repair It the Shortest Notice, all Carriages, Buggies or Wagons. And am a'.ss> prepared walk NEW PRESS AND O XI TO GIN AND PACK COTTt)N SHORT NOTICE. Cettua OINNED AT MY MILL baa brought from t to } centmor than that Qiuued on the common 0*u?. . t i net %pl 2?Ij U. ?WO* SOL' i ll CAROLINA IfAILiiOAD CltABI.KSTOX. S. ON AND AFTER SUNDAY DKCU.M DBR, 24, the Pu*aen<ger Train on the Soath Carolina Railroad will ruu as follows. ron a col* BT A.' Leave Charleston.!...8.10 A. \t. Arrive at August?.Prerf4M sob. oamnrifco. r.(?T<r Charloston .>.?10 A. if. Arrive at Columbia.4.05 P. M/ * e?oi? Ji7 f ??e< TUB f H A BLESTOJt. Leave Augunta. .7.40 A. M. Arrive nt Charleston.?.20 P. M, Leave Columbia.7.40 A. Arrive iit Chuncxtoii.3.20 P. hi. TUROUaU WILMIXUTO.H TBA1W Leave Augusta.S OU A^MY Arrive at Kingville.9.00 A. Me ; Uavc Kii.gville.12.30 P. M. Arrive at Augusta.0 30 P. M. atiottsta stuiir r..xrrtKm-st xdats rxcarfan Leave Ch'arleslon.:.8.80'P". M. Arrive at Augusta.,.7.30 A. M. Leave Augusta.?.00 P. hi Arrive at Charleston.6.66 A. M. ul.1.">idia NionT exvarsB?*#rirosTa axoarv Tsn. -^i M !,enve Cnnrlr-ston.7.10 P. M. Arrive nt Columbia .7.80 A. 11. Lea?-e Coliimoia.6.00 f. af. Arrive ut Charleston.7.00 A. M. summbbv1llk thais. Leave SutnimTville at.7.25 A. V. Arrive nt Charleston nt.8 46 A. M. Leave < 'barleston at. .8.80 P. af. Arrive at Suninirrvilh: at.4.4? P. M, CAMl'KN BRAUCH. Leavs Camdea. .6.16 A. If. Vrrive at Columbia.10.40 A. If. Leave Columbia.1.16 P. M. Arrive nt Cair.den . 6.26 P. M. Day ami Night Trains make cloae counec lion at Augusta with Georgia Railroad aad I'putrnl Railroad. Night Train eonnecta with Macon aad, Augusta Railroad. Columbia Night Train connects with Cre^n rille and Columbia Railroad, and r.ith Charlotte Road to points North. Camdoa Train connects at Kiagrillo daily* 'except Situdays) with i?ay Ptssanger Train, and runs thrniigh to Columbia. -iifo.au A L. TYLER, Vice-ProsidenL I P. R. Picas**, General Tioket Agent. Doors, Sashes, Bliidg ?a *1 g *t $ff P. P. TO ALE, Mp.nwftict?Tcr ntti\ Ihnier, No. 26 lfnyu* Str-ret nnd Tforl1?^V trWf C J1 A Tn.KSTON.'*?. *C' This is the Largest and moat Cons' plete Factory of the kind in the 8outhers States, and all articles in thia lid's eaa W rutnished by lir. P. I". 'fu^LKat pries? wLioSi defy competition. fit/- A pirrpMrt with frrtt and detailed! list of all nine of Lcor- Sashes and Blinde, and the price* of each, will be aeui free navel peat Paid, on npplicatiod to' * ? -w?v I : 1>. I?. TOALK, CHARI.RST0*? jnly 16 * ' *F*ry *??.*' HONKY CANNOT lilY FTC* For SlK?at i? Priceless! X. ROTTllF. DIAMOND SPECTACLE* WILSr pp.ussaTK it: ' &?v*? If you value your Fyesight aas these ror fect i.en-eR. C round froin Minute Crystal Pebblea. Meiifjd together, and derive their name ? ?I'ioiiiwnd" eu aecouut of their rlard neas and P.riltianey.. They will lam ssany yearn without change, aud are warranted! superior to all others in use. Mtnut-ctLi^d by tbe Swcacer pptioal Manufacturing ('o.. New York. CAUTION.?None- U . uuing unless ?u.?p ?J with our trademark. For .-ale by Responsible Agents through out the Unioewaaaa* weenn * K J. OLJY KRQJL j?n 20?ly Ortin^rlbnif^K <L Citizens Savings Bank OF SOUTH CAROLINA, OraaKebnrt liranch. Will pnv 7 PF.R CENT. 1VTFRB?T en SPKCIAL DEPOSITS and ? PER OE?fi en SAYiNGS DEPOSITS, Compounded lessi annually. .".^ *? ? '? ee^'J ad I.??(?:?! FIbsuixw <:u tu mitte?? Hon THOH. W. r.LQVKA??>? Vol. l'AL L S. FKL0r:j^ < Capt.JNO. A. lIA^fLTXlX^ JAS. II. FOVflfl^ ljrT 3ML?!lL!llll Oashior. mar 2? j**t* >-ir3l ?----j,-nj-fm <jgjgi At Private Sate rniiE PLANTATION formingm"faH mt A. tbo Kot.tte of t lie hue C*L Keilt, an* known n? the DARRY PLAVK. Tbe trae* eonsiKis of about '.OO arriro. eavo heJf-fwe? Tim,bered. the retnuinder Rich, Red, Leans Soil, adnpted to Crops et all kinds. Yfcson are the Finest l.aniis ;T.t^_ltTllljeatnr were valued at S2tl per acre in loooT^f eejM be aol ' for otrf-.b.iirsfUgaa.'llmg Tnnr. One> fourth oasli, tl^? rt^ili', .?I ttft^tf&'*'tlk^* ment.H bearing niter-eat fWdinaTa und so? 'Tuirv-fi by mortgage of sheAsoaanneyassisjsMI Tins is a spien<l<d pbapco tor any out do ' siring io secure Rich L*ndf.Alue<rKt??^ow er, axnoMenti Civile ILmae ?ad, a^Reinsdi er._ eacoHentrCe^le Ivy,?^^0!, a Iveighbiii booil. Apply i<? ?>rj WANTM> V I people, of feithan sex, young or eld, ssaJbn *ere money a. w.rk f.-r na in rhetr' spar? Stern?au. e? all Oy* time, tnan,^at,af|y>iag elae. Particulars free? Address [ ?. STIN?OW A I sepi utf) Pertlxad, Mala,?.

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, March 29, 1873, Image 10