Orangeburg news and times. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, June 30, 1877, Image 4
MASONIC
Knreka Chanter No. 13; R?*. A.'. M-* ?
"Will meet during the present Masoni? year
at the usual hours, the followin dates:
?April 27th, Mnv 25th, dune
2nd, August 2Uh, September 21st, October
lOihi November l?lh, Lccember Willi
Bi DIBHI.K, M. E. II. P.
CIeo. W. BnuxsON, Sec.
Shibboleth Lodge No. 28, A.*. P,\ Sl.%?
Will meet each Tuesday at 7 o'clock,
from 1st Oct. to 1st April and at S o'clock
from 1st April to 1st October on the follow
ing dates, May Sth. June 5th, July 3d,
August 7th, September '1th, October 2d,
November Ulli, December,? Villi'.
JAS. F. IZLAK-W-M.
GlS?. VY. BltUNSON, Sec.
mav 2'J 3S7? 7in.
X. O. O. 3T\
Edisto Lodge No. 33-?Meets at Odd
Fellows Hall, every Friday evening at 8
o'clock, from 20lh March to*20th Sept. and
at 7i o'clock from 201h Sept. to 20th March.
15 F THOMPSON, N. o.
F; Hi:M a HS, See.
Rebecca Lodge?Meets S o'clock every
nccond Wednesday after .-ale day.
r, v Thompson, n. *;.
~T?WN C?UNCIIi."
This body meets June 8, Sept; 7, Dee. 7.
Mayors Court, hold whenever occasion
requires.
SONS OF TEM PK 11A St'K.
Omiigeburg Division No. 21, meets every
Monday evening in the basement of the
I'rcsby tcrian C li n reib
Notilii Carolina Itailroatl.
orrici: iiocns at okanukiiiko m m r.
From 8 nYlok a. M. to 2A 1'. M. From
31 o'clock p. M. to ?">; p. M.
( binds rmdved and delivered only dating
ofliee hours.
"V. 3ff. <'. \.? booms on I'usrcl!
Street next" to W. K. t'roiik's Store.
Jhisiness Meeting- Fourth Thursday in
each mouth at S.\ i\ M. Prayer Meetings ?
Every Sunday nflt rm oh at lit o'elnek, for a
half boar only, and every Thui.-d y even
ing at Si o'clock.
M. UJ.?YER, President.
H. F.TuoMi'Sox, Secretary.
i] o c jv E.
Mr. Atlgust Fischer will accept our
thanks for a mess of fine cucumbers.
It tried hard lo rain on Wednes
day but didn't.
.??wmwwre ? ? - ABM ??
The I (mot rat? of Clinilegion car
tried the election by 8,000 majority.
Darlington sends a D.m.oeral in
'the place til' Senator Whil.iem ire.
A young'man was dragged 11- th.t!
i'iverjlhe other day and there Wash ? 1
?clean. He looks better now.
Mr. F. Gerlaoh showed us some
?fine tomatoes and ?k rann M m.lay
?last, raised in his garden.
1 hi: thermometer was 07 degrees in
?in the .-hade atCapt. Lriggtnaiin's on
Tuesday last, and 100 in Charleston
.? ? - * -
Mr. L. S. Wolfe has returned to
?his o/licc over lv/ekiel's store, pre
fill red It) execute work in his line at
the shortest hot-ice. See card.
The local editor of the Jiri/Utor
'cow hided the local-editor of the
J'/iuiii.r to-day a week ago in Colum
bia.
Mr. Hiillip Gothi'h brought lo
?our of lice, a cotton bloom on tli i 27th
?inst. taken from his field, lie is an
energetic gardener and farm or.
Our friend, Will. Crook, goes by the
name 'of Doctor since his appoin linen t
as one of our health officers. Dr.
Crook, what is our sanitary e uidi
tion ?
Dr. A. S. II3% I rick, Chairman
Hoard of Health, informs us that the
sanitary condition of the town is not
as good as it might be. More clean
liness is necessary.
The liev. S. A. Weber will hold
services at the Laptisl Church to
morrow, morning and night atlhe
usual .hours. The Methodist Sunday
?School will also be held at the above
Church.
THE BO A 111) OF HEALTH?
The energetic gentlemen compri
sing the board have commenced their
Inbors and are in earnest about keep
ing the town clean. They will soon
have disinfectants on hand for grati
tous distribution. Look out for the
board at least once a week on their
tour of inspection during tho hot
mouths.
Governor -.Hampton's trip North
has accomplished a groat deal of good
for the State and the whole ?South.
His utterances arc always wise and to
the point.
John II. Livingston, sheriff, re
turned from New York on Wednes
day. John went by water, and
during his seasickness asked the
Lord to bo merciful. He is looking
well.
Prof. Borg informs us that, the Glee
Club will give an entertainment about
the middle of July. The Professor
promises to do his best to interest the
people, and wc bespeak for him a
crowded house.
The Orangeburg Baud, under the
intelligent leadership of Charley
Hurnm, is improving daily. It is one
of our Jiurg's greatest institutions.
Without it how could wc get along?
Our people then should j;ivc its mem
bers necessary encouragement.
COTlox nLOOMS
Master Willie Dukes, son of .lohn
II. Dukes, seid, to our olliee a few
days since, several cotton blooms,
with the stntcnisht that he has twoii
ty one acres in full bloom Willie
takes after his excellent father and
knows how to make the soil pay.
STJIA KM. I X'S MIXS1 Ii RLS -
Cave three performances in Ma
.-onic Hall during the week. They
were not patronized according to
their deserts, for they were really
interesting and did nothing to offend
the taste of the nust fastidious. We
wish them better luck iti future.
.1 IIARD A XI) ('HEAI? Jl l! IC K?
The Orangeburg brink yard, in
charge of Captain Bell, turns out
bricks equal to the famous Hamburg
ina^C. They are for sale at living
prices, and are here convenient to
our people. iJeside-, tliu Orangeburg,
brick yard is a home enterprise,
and ought to be patronized; Address
all orders to L. II. Wanna ma I: er and
they will he promptly fille L
QUICK WORK?
County Auditor Van Tassel has
completed his tax hooks and has
thein ready to turn over to the
Treasurer. This is ah ad, so far as
we know, of the 'Auditors of
other Counties, ami reflects credi [
upon Mr. Vaii Tnisel and his urbane
and industrious assistant, Mr. P. Oc
Trevillc. The people will pay taxes
now with a better heart than they
did under Chamberlain's rotten
rejynnc
0 RUNG Eli UllG LIGHT DRAGOONS
This splendid military organization
will give a barbecue on their anniver
sary, the lOtli proximo, to which the
Iulislo Hilles have been invited. The
occasion will be replete with interest
and promises to be a gala day for
Orangeburg. Wc learn orations will
he delivered by Major T. B. YYhaley
and oilier distinguished gentlemen.
The barbecue will take place in the
beautiful grove in front of Captain J .
C Howe's resilience, nnd will be under
control of the following Committee on
Arrangements: Lieut's. L. It. Ueck
with, J. W. Cannon and X. N.
JIaydcn, Sorgt's. J. J. Wolfe, J. Gco.
Voso and CorpM. C. W. Culler. A.h
election for oflicers will also take
place on the day of tho barbecue.
Captain Alfred Frederick will proba
bly be re-elected Captain. He is a
popular gentleman and takes a great
deal of pride in his Company.
A SLIGHT MI ST A h'E?
Some one has received an ttritmy
mous letter from sonic one else, and
tho party who received the letter is
strangely beating about for the writer.
He has addressed two gentlemen in
town over the signature of "A
Friend" and "Customer" to each
anonymous communication asking for
facts about somebody or something
(not stated in letters) and asm ring
secrecy, &c. The party addressed
over the signature of "A Fricud,"
desires to say, that under uiuoty-uiuo
circumstances out of a hundred
unonymoux letters arc not worth any
notice, and information of any kind
sent anonymously is either too vague
or treacherous for the writer to ven
ture his name to it. If, however, the
writer will confer in person with the
two gentlemen addressed he has
assurances from their character that
I.is suspicions (about some one or
something) will bo confidentially
treated, if they refer iu any way to
the i.ilcrcsts of tho gentlemen ad
dressed.: And for himself ho can say
that be does not know of aught in
relation to any one which calls for a
detective, ami if he did he never
would give it in an iinoni/moua letter.
20 Oi>it i>fux(jci:.\t senscmn
j:/:s
JJcf those who have been kept pos
ted through bur paper without pay
ing for it, read and pomler the fol
lowing.
"A wise son niaketh a glad father,*
and a prompt paying subsetiber
cnuseth an editor to laugh.
"Folly is n joy that is destitute of
, wisdom," but a delinquent subscri-.
bor causetb stilleriiig in the bouse of
a newspaper maker.
'Ail i he ways of a man are clear
in his own eyes,'' except the way the
delinquent subscriber hath in not
paying for his newspaper, "ltetter
is a little with righteousness'' than a
thousand subscribe!s who fail to pay
what they owe.
"A just weight and balance are the
Lord 's," but that which is due upon
your newspaper belongs to the pub
lisher thereof.
"Better is a dry morsel and quiet
ness therewith;" than a long list of
subscribers who cheat the printer. *
"Heller is the poor man that Walk*
eth in integrity," and pa.yeth his sub
scription, than the rieh man who
continually id loth thy ?'devil" to call
again.
'fJudgments are prepared for scor
ncrs, stripes for the hacks of fools,"
and cvctJasting punishment for him
wlio paycth not for his newspaper.
"ilopc deferred inaktith the heart
sick," is a proverb sadly realized by
the publisher who sendeth out bills."
I "A righteous man hatclh lying,"
! hence an editor waxes, wroth against
the subscriber who promises to call
and settle on the morrow, yet callelh
not to settle.
"It bitctli like a serpent, and
stingeth like an udder," when the
adder gels through adding up the
amounts due from his subs.
? ? r?- mi ? - - ? - -
melliciiamp's .school kxiiini
TrOX?a lilllLLlA ST occasion?
On Thursday evening the people of
Oraiigeburg enjoyed a delightful
treat iu the Annual Exhibition of
Mr. Mi llichainp's .School. This was
the third entertainment of an educa
tional character with which Mr.
Mollieltamp has treated the com
munity, and so popular have they be
come that the mere mention of them
i.- sufficient to ensure a full house, and
an intelligent audience.
Tin- stage was beautifully deco
rated with (lowers, and over it hung
in graceful letters of evergreens, the
suggestive motto, "Knowledge is
rower." At ha If-past ciglit o'clock
(he procession of boys and girls, gay
ly decked for (he occasion, entered
the ball to the sound of sweet music;
and amidst the enthusiasm of an
appreciative assemblage.
A lew moments aller, the interesting
program nie commenced, which was
varied with the most sparkling exhi
bitions of wit, humor and sentiment.
Where all did so well wc dislike to
discriminate, but there arc a number
of pupils, outside of those who carried
off the premiums, who deserve special
mention.
'?Integrity" was elegantly spoken
by Peter C. llrunson.
J. L. Cm in d id full justice to his
theme "Floqiioneo" and II. J. Dukes
to "A Letter."
"Fields of Labor,' by Lizzie Dox
tcr and Jessie A. Mellichamp was one
of the gem performances of the even
ing, both the little girls seeming to
vio with each other in doing well.
(The Judges have since, awarded a
premium to Lizzie Dexter.)
"Tho Spelling" Class" was full of
fun, and August Kohn did his part
particularly well.
'?The Bival Politicians" was bard
to be beaten. It was the most diffi
cult and amusing pieco of tho evening
and G'co. Dexter and John Zeiglor
went through it with an air of per
fect case and familiarity.
"The Advantages of Education/,
by A. B. Parier was gracefully donc
"Thc World for Sale" by Mag
gie S. Lulus, was another gem.
4 TkeSeminolo's Itcvi ngo." reflected
e.rcat credit upon Charlie W. Dan
ner.
"The ? tu nip Speech" by Willie
Light foot , showed that the right boy I
was selected to' personate the humor
ous.
"The Hour in School," which
smacked strongly of the coin position
of (he teacher, was a heavy hit on the
lawyers carpet baggers and scalawag-*.
It was filled with sharp hits in every
direction, and they came out so
quickly and adroitly; that there was
no dodging them. When Peter!
Brunson in his speech in defence of '
I
the lawyer, brought out. that wc are
told that there rue plenty of lawyers
in the lower house but, precious few I
in the house above, and Willie Light
font responded in his inimitable,"you
bet!" and Prunsou turned to explain
that he mcar.l the "senate," the an
diencc was completely convulsed.
"The Valedictory" by John A.
Zcigler was well done.
Then came the presentation of
premiums. Capt. John A. Hamilton
conferred the Tonn rewards
upon Ceo. J. Dexter, John A. Zcigler
Fritz A. Addeh; Pel er C. Brunson,
Henry II. Brunson, and August
Kohn.
Lev. J. D. A;Brown conferred tho
Kxhin i na t ion rewards upon (fco. J.
Dexter, Peter C. Brunson, Henry II.
Brunson and Jessie A. Mellichamp
Mi*. Jas. II. Fowlcs 'conferred the
rewards for Composition on Ceo. J.
Dexter ami Maggie S. Dukes; and
those for Ientim unship upon Fritz
A. Addon, Jessie A. Mellichamp,
Maggie S, Dukes and II. 11, Brunson.
Capt. Mortimer Clover conferred
the lewards for Elocution upon John
A Zeiglor, Henry II Brunson, Mag
gie S Dukes, Pauline A Meyers,
Jessie A Mellichamp, and Lizzie A
Dexter.
Mr. Mellichamp, the teacher, then
confe red the rewards for deporlnieut
upon Ceo J Dexter, Fritz A Addon,
j PC Brunson, Henry II Brunson
August Kohn, Jessie A Mellichamp,
Edith Ii Mellichamp, Maggie S
Dukes, Pauline A Mayors) Keziah K
Thompson, Annie Danucr, .Lizzie
Dexter, Ida Zcigler, Charlie Fischer,
Kitty Dukes, Luther Addon.
The exercises of the evening closed*
with "Tho Carpet Baggers March," a
a humorous performance which sent
.everybody home in good humor, and
well supplied with material for a
week's laughter.
The trilling amount of ten ecu's
which was charged to defray the ex
penses of hall, music and lights,
ahottt sixlr.cn dollars, wc understand
has exceeded that amount, and
Mr. Mellichamp has generously
turned over the surplus to the Treasu
rer of the Voting Men's Christian
Association.
Twenty-ftvo cents will buy a bottle
of Shrincr's Indian Vermifuge, the
most reliable agent in destroying and
expelling worms from children and
adults, 'fry it. Every bottle guar
anteed to give satisfaction.
cold by Dr. A. C. Dukes.
? i ? ? ? ?
k. l-:. j ones, journalist, of Nash
ville, is dead, aged 64,
Wages on tho Lake Shove, Michi
gan and Southern Railroad havo been
reduced leu per ccut.
?hyicic uratis?
The Hon. Alexun ler IT. Stevens
says:?"The Globe Flower Cough
Syrup bus proven a most valuable
remedy to me."
Gov. James M. Smitli, of Georgia,
says:?"I shall always use it with
perfect confidence, and recommend it.
to the public sis a remedy which will
afford that satisfaction experienced
by me and mine. ]t excels every
thing for coughs, colds and obstinate
lung affections.''
Fx-Oov. Brown; of Ca., says: "lie
finds the Globe Flower Cough Syrup
a most excellent remedy."
Such endorsement by our great and
good men deserves the attention of
the afllictcd. Those suffering from
cough, colds ami lung nlfections
should use the G!obo Flower Cough
Syrup. It will positively cure con
sumption.
For sale by Dr. A. C. Duke.?.
WOXDEllFl 'l. SUCCESS -
1t' is rcpoi ted that Boschoc's Ger
man Syrup has, since its introduc
tion in the United Stilles, reached
the immense sale of 40,000 dozen per
year. Over 0,0 )0 Druggist have
ordered ibis medicine direct from the
factory, at Wood bury, Ni .1.; and
not one has reported a single failure,
but every letter Speaks of its ast>n
isliing success in curing severe
Coughs, Colds settled on the Breast,
Consumption, or any disease of the
Throat ami Lungs, We ad vis 2 any
person that has any predisposition to
weak Lungs, to go to their Druggist?
-and get this Medicine, or inquire
about it. Regular size, To ecnls:
Sample Bottle, 10 cents. Two do
ses will relievo any case. Don't ne
glect your cough when you can get
the above remedy from Dr. A. C.
Duke*.
Dr. A. C. Dukes fis giving
away a handsome .J>^?j^ entitled
"Pearls for tlic People," containing
niuch valuable information jind mEny
interesting articles. Jt also contains
a history of the djscm'cr.y of tho
/'If opaline;" for discasos-of. the liver,
dyspepsia, coutispation and-indiges
tion, &is.-t and gives positive assur
ance that when the Ilcpatinc is tJtscd
it cllects a permanent and lasting cure
of these diseases, which 'prevail to
such an alarming extend in our
country. Take the llopafcinc for all
diseases of the liver. ?
- .? _ :?:-. .? j? i.j?aci?./.i*i
The undersigned have this day formed a
copartnership for (lie practice of law in thu
County of Orhngebtirg, under the tirme
nairte of |)eTrevillo & lleywnrd. UHice.
opposite Court House.
W. .1. L?i;TUKVJL?kt,
?JAMKSS. ilKYWAUD.
J jun 10 -Ht
"TjiVEIS NOTIOB.
The underpinned respectfully informs the
Citizens of the Town and County that he is
prepared to do up and make MtUrcsics on
the shortest notice. Also will conduct an
Upholstery business. Trices will ho as low
as possible. (>rdcrs solicited. 9
JOHN OrtClEN.
j junefl tf
!" NOTICE."
I OFF I CK OFSCirOOli C?MMissr?NER.
OitANoi:ntrit(.i, June 1 lilt 1S77.
Notice is hereby given to the. various
clerks of Hoards of School Trustees of the
various School District, "that the. law an.
thdi'i/.ihg the levy of District School taxes
has been repealed. Wherefore there will
be no lew
THOMAS PUTLIillPS,
Co. School Com. O. Co.
id k:st tisti^yTT
I>Ii. II. F. MUCKKXFUSS
Dentist Itoom? over Store of Mr. Geo. II.
< 'orne'.son's.
tfif" Charges Reasonable.
w
JfJargahs can always be had at my store. Notwithstanding the dry hot
weather and the scarciiy of rhhncy, if my friends will call on the, the will
find Mich bargains as will make the hi feel happy
of good thing's of every description always on hand in the general mcrchan
di>:e line Call i:i and cua.ininc lor yourselves and save money
.C. D. KOBTJOHMi
13 & ?
Pr Steamnr 20? peices calicoes, one
large lot Muslin at 10c pr yard. Also
one large lot of Pique at panic pri
ces. Also a full and ccmplets stock
of Groceries. Call soon and get bar
gains at
TIS I AB, JtlSTBCF..
Having established myse'.f next door (u
the office of the NkVvh ash Tivi:s in the
Olliee of Ahial l.athrop, K.?|., 1 offer my
services as Trial Justice tit the public. All
business attchtcd t<? proinptlv
.). fkluiok mkykks,
Trial J itstice.
LA ? N J) It V."
Mrs. d. Ogreon lias 11 crow it li the pleasure
(n inform the Citizens of Orangcbiirg that
site has opened a lir.t-chiis I.aumhy, and
is now ready to receive and make up any
kind of cloth cs in the very best style, and at
i!i>- lii? t reasonable prices. The estab
lishment is from date entirely under my
own sitperintendance. For further infor
mation apply cither at the Laundry or at
Mr. OgrciVs Saddlery Store.
m RS. J. OGRF.X.
may .*>lli if.
iMtm sugar,
LEMON SYRUr,
rvASPBEJlJlY SY R IT,
For pic-hics und summer beverage.
Nie Nncs, Ginger Snaps, 1 butter,
Soda and Cream Crackers. All fresh
weekly,
English Piccalilli, Gherkins, and
NY bite Onions.
A No. 1 bag I Iain at 1-lcts.
Strictly prime Butter at -10 els.
Parched Bio Coffee very choice.
Ohl Moy?no Hyson, and Young
Hyson Teas at Tools and SI00.
Colgate's Storling Soap 3 bars for
25cts.' c
ATiSO.
A supply of (bo Daisy Tobacco,
ami a full line of assorted Goods at
lowest prices for Cash.
John a. Hamilton
SI IK RIFF'S SALES.
lly virtue of Sundry Execution* to. pie
directed, I will sell to the highest bidder, at
Orangcbiirg C. if. bli the first Mondav in
July next, for cash, all the Rights, Title
ami riitercsts of the IVfondauts in the fol
lowing property, to wit:
All thai plantation or tract of land, in
Orahgeburg County, containing one tliqii
snnd (1000) acres more or less, and houn
ded by lands of Kstatc Ilc-rloiiR, Es
lateti. Illabinet, Mrs. Reed and
Staley.
Levied on its the property of 11. N. Stalcy
at the suit of Daniel Riley.
ALSO
All thai trael pfhintl (with improvement*
(hcjjcoh, situate in the Town of OraitKeburg
containing eighty live 811-100 (S?.SO-lOp)
acres,more or less, and hounded North by
lands of Williamson Wi N. Scoville.
Clover and others. Rast by the ?S, C. Ii.
R. Co.. South by lands of JI. Riggs and
W est by Charleston Koad.
Levied on as tin.' property of P. M. Rbd
ircrs, at the suit of S. A. (Jreirg.
Sherill's (Uliee, ) .1. 11. LIVINGSTON.
Orahgeburg, CJ1 > 8. O. C.
June 12 1ST 7. J
junclo 3(.
Brick! Brick!! Brick!!!
100.000 Prime Prick for Sale at
Oraiigeburg Prick Yard. Apply to
L. II. WANNAMAKER, or at
the yard.
FOR SALE
A very denreablc HOUSE and LOT,
now occupied by ('has. S. Rull. For
furthtr particulars, apply to
J." W. MOSELKY.
juc.e 2 3m
Knowlton & WannaSIker,
ATTOKNEYS' .
- and ?' ?
COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
OrnugelMirg G. II.. N. C
Aiig. 1?. Knowlton, P. M. Wannatnaker,
Orangeburg C. IT. St. Matthews,
may ? LS77 tf