The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, November 13, 1875, Image 4
THE FREE CITIZEN
V CU US H Kl? AT
ORA?MCEBURC, S. C.
E. A. WEBSTER, - - - Editor.
OJ?B Cor Y, ONE Y KA n, - - - $-2.00
Invariably in Advance.
Ami I trill come netti- n> ymi lo jutlijonioiit; ami
I will bo a swift witness ?urainst Hi" sorcer
ers, timi a.taini-t lin- ailnUerors, aaa against
falso swearers, ami tieaiiisl lliose tli.il <.!>
press tho i ii roi i ti ir in Iii? wiif?C-ij lia- whlow
au<l UH; fatherless, ami Unit lani r.sulo ilio
Hlmiifior from his right, ami loar not mo,
saith thu L?rdol' Hosts.-MAi.Ar.ui, 111, 0.
NOTICE.
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Correspondents.
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Communications on mailor- ol'State or I.oral
inlere.st, respectfully solicited.
All orders for .loti IVlntiiiK "ort ?t tills olllee
.will re?oive prompt iiltoiitioii.
Agents ami Correspondents wa ti teil in all
Towns of Hie Uonntv.
SATURDAY, NOV. 13, 1875. j
Frauds.
It scorns difficult for our people in
this section to get rid of thc .sharpers.
It has boon clearly demonstrated that
wc have enough bad men of our own j
raising in South Carolina, so that we \
do not need to import them from
'other sections of thc country, who
aro worse than our home production.
But they will como as long as they
can make it pay to impose them
selves upon thc people. Many of
the rogues come South to winter, who
have other chosen resorts during thc
summer. We arc informed on thc
best of authority, that a set of gamb
lers traveling upon the Noithcastern
and Savannah railroads during the
last winter, were known on these
routes to have won in gambling and
taken from our unsuspecting citizens
and others, between thirty and ?u ty
thousand-dblluts,~7ind they arc again
ajrwork on these' routes. ' So* very
groat was thc extent io which this
was carried las*, year hat tba- rail
road companies had notices put up in
the cars warning thc passengers not
to accept offers to play at canis. Bill
* all thc measures they could usc tlid
not put a final slop to this game ol
thc sharpers. They go in gangs, and
phey and win money from each other
and by that means draws others into
it, ami those who venture aro as sure,
to be caught as thc silly liy who goes
into the pretty parlor of the spider.
These traveling scourges arc well
trained in their business, anti know
how to win money from tito unsus
pecting. Let thc public he on their
guard against them, ami starve ?hem
out. It is said these same gamblers
deal in counterfeit money. IL is rc
ported that at some of thc recent cir
cus exhibitions in our Stale, parties
were selling counterfeit money for ten
cents on thc dollar. Thc law should
bc rigidly enforced against till such
pests in thc community. They
should learn at leasl, that thc South
is no place for them. Let them bc
put where they will bc obliged to
carn'an honest living.
fcOAIMKNICATKI?.]
alu. Kimon : - Notwithstanding
the prejudice of our people against
cvcylhing Northern, they cannot but
commend your clTorls in behalf of
honesty in officials. Hut our people
must bo aware that they arc, in a
measure, responsible for all Hu: fraud,
corruption, dishonest}', poverty that
has oppressed us for thc last six
years. Thc "masterly inactivity,"
and stand-aloof-policy, so much ad
vocated just previous to thc constitu
tional convention of 1808, sowed Lin:
seed, the bitlov fruits of which we
have been reaping ever since. Such
was the prejudice, (strengthened by
such advice as this) that but few hon
orable or honest men dared, in thc
face of public opinion, lo become one
of the many required in our legisla
tive halls. As* a const quenco the
majority of thc State and county ?bi
ces wc tc lilied hy dishonest and cor-'
SJ
nipt men, who sought them foi- sclf
agraiidiseineut, and who used as a
weapon against us, this very preju
dice and stand-oll'-policy Lo obtain
thc stiliVagcs of UH: blacks.
'Vigilance slept. We wore "mas
terly inactive." lt was suicidal ; but
let us hope that our people will profit
by the lesson.
Brought suddenly from slavery,
*! i . i i
poverty, ignorance, lo liberty, what
should wc have expected of thc ne
gro? Tiltil bc should know and con
ti hu hi insult* to thal "middle point be
tween liic two extremes of licentious
ness and slavery in which true li ho iv
ty consists?*' lt is absurd. 'Des
potism degrades and demoralizes Hie
human mind ; and although sin: nt
lchglh forces men on a just, attempt
j to recover by violence, those rights
that by violence were taken away,
' yet that deprivation superinduced by
despotism, renders men unlit fur n
rational exercise ol'those civil rights
with which they have been' invested,
'At sucha ci ?sis, to expect that ctw?)
people should keep lite strict, un
bending path (d' rectitude and reason,
without deviating into private rapine
or public wrong, were as wist: as le
expect that a horse would walk in :i
.straight linc immediately on being
released from his trammels, after
having been blinded by a long rou
tine of dntdgory in thc circle of a
mill.'
Tho people clamoured (br se If-gov
ernment-and they obtained it ; but
at thc saine lime thc colored peuple
were invested with the right of su ti
rage. They were ignorant, uneduca
ted, a hil as a consequence were lcd
by demagogues, unprincipled knaves,
who used them as a mask for their
own corruption.
Hut tiieyj themselves, soon saw
ibo necessity of, and demanded what
their loaders were afraid lo deny-ed
ucation! "A government that is cor
rupt can no more exist with a popula
tion that is enlightened, than the
I
night can continue when thc sun is
up."
Education has opened the eyes ol
thc negro and bc now knows full web
the gaiii.ci that has beert practiced
upon bim. He has learned enough
' lu know tli?t his and our interests
aro identical;
I.et us, than, throw aside pai ?j , sec
tional and color prejudice, and join
with them in an independent eliot t for
?honest men and honest measures.
"Thc Lord W?l Provide"
A city missionary, one Saturday
night, was going hume with a basket
of provisions on his arm. Meeting a
policeman, he asked him if there liad
any families moved in the bounds ol'
his boat dining the week, ile an
swered, "Yes," and, pointing to a
building up an alley, ami said, :iA
woman and sonic children arc livinu
Lhere now."
Thc missionary went lo the house,
rapped at thc ?loor, and was admitted,
rho woman was silling by a .small
light sewing. In the corner of thc
room were lw*o little girls, appear
cr.lly from nine lo twelve ?cais of
agc, playing.
Thc inissionaay said, "Madam, I
am herc to see if you will allow your
girls Lo attend S u nd il \ School tomor
row mo: ning."
"I would, sir ;dnii what you see on
I i icm is all tin; clothing they have,
and you would not wish them to go
as they arc now."
"The Lord will provide, madam.
Have you no money?"
"Not yet, but ? have co tn in i tied
my case into thc hands of thu Lord.'?
..Have you anything lo cat?"
''Nothing sir !"
"What will you do for breakfast?"
"Oil, sir, I one;', had a husband ;
ho provided when he could. These
diildrcn had a father; he supplied
Lheir wants ; but he Is dead now.
Vet my maker, even (bid, is my h (is
land, and he lins promised lobe :t
'athcr lo Un: fatherless. We have
ioiuuiitled ali tu I tim. have called
i pon Him in Ibis our day of trouble.
am trusting in (Jud lu lake care ol'
, poor widow and lier children in a
t range [?lace, and I know Ile will
irovide."
"Thank Clod fur such faith," said
.he missionary ; and banded her the
nisbet, said j; Hero is your breakfast,
md you shall havo^ tho clothing for
your children:''
Willi tears streaming down her
ace, she replied :
a'
I "Oh ! thank God foi" His faithful
ness! HQ. hearcth ami ahswcieth
' prayer. May lTe bless you !"
And,*saki oui- dear broiler lo us..
.'I felt thc promis? was sine, for if
she was blessed in receiving, 1 was
mero in giving."
Despond, then, no lp,ngevg tho Lord
will provide.
F. A. SCHIFFLEY,
i? II o r o ct n, A. i.; i i i ; it 7
( )r;m??el >nv?.r. ' V
Lato Of CHARLESTON, S. C..
' L\ KSI'ECTH'M.Y IN FOI!.MS Ul! IMiOPLiK
<d* Uruiigeburg County t hal lie >.<. lixod j
np j he lipper par! ni tin Dbl Ihu'd; mild-I
mg. in rear ol' Hull. Seo1, ill /? l.'ike.V. willi
SKY AND Slblv ! UTS.
and is now prepared with < . ry even
I iciicc fur doing good work.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
I FERROTYPES,
i ?TWBROTYPS,
'* j &C, of every size, made il di ?owest
. j pnss.iol? pri?es.
il Sp?c tal. ((Honiton yu nd fb Wifing
, ti/iti eiiUo'ffiity J?uin o I }>ict?res.
I There is*now no iicresdiy ul - i ding.
> I lids elass of work away ?ro?a I ionic*'.io be
j neill ly executed.
j W ill remain here " foi lin \\ : i r. and
'j wonjil respire!fully ieq<e -, .? people lo
II eal.1, se?j anil judge for . i nj-elvi .
November Kl. IS7?-1 i ii.
AND
O IN 13 Y I ? S-. t.'-Vi ? CJE.
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Tlicoclore Kohu & Bro
IX ll-..\ I.? To SKI J. AC
j " "CTJllDlNULY /
; WI AM MOTH D' ; CDS
EM PORI I'M.
Walebing thc mai kel < -lo-er/. we
buy Goods at H?TTo'.M I'll I OKS,
and are enabled to mah'.' nil tho needy.)
happy, by giving then. More 'iood |
Goods for ihe samo murnini .<! money
; then they bought be foi? .
Dress Goods,
Shawls, Bi il? il
G oods for Men and Children
wear, Ready-l-lad,:1.
Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, Ladle;', Gents'
and Children*'' liais,
Ami in fact every tl.needed by
everybody at this season
IV- GIVK US A 'i i; I A li.
T. KOHN ? 110.,
Dry Gooch l?mporiuni.
I_ _
Teas ! Tens!!
I Tile choices! in the world Importers'
pik e.?-large.?!. Company io America
stiij ile arlieh-pleases even l>i.dy~trsidn
coi liiiiially iiiercasing airen .'.anted
cvi ry where-bes) huhiei in< j.I s don't
waiile time-send for circular to
KO HICK I Wld.l.S,
i:i Vesey Sinei, V . York,
f'osi'.olllce Mox 12S7.
PRICE LEST.
Oolong, black-IO, f?0, lies! 70efs
per pound- Mixed. (Jiu and Mik-If),
511; fill, bes! 70ets per lb. Japan l'iicol
oreil -tit). 70. SO. Wt. best > ! por lb.
Imperial. Creen-(?0. Vu. - < !>n. bc.-t
?1.00 ;u-r lb. Young Ilysoii: f.;reen~??j '
r,\) 70. si), ii'). UV.m. hes! $l.nr> per lb. 1
( Jiuipowdei'. tireen-fs| fifi ; .il) per i
lb. Kngllsh lire;.kl,i?r. Ulael; J, 70. ,
So, il!), liest 91.Qp per lb,
X. 15.-Wo havo a specially ol Carden I
Gm will Young Hyson and Imperial at
Sl.i'O, and Oolong Kxtia Choice 81.OU.
KT" If one of our agents should call
upon you. send lor Ti pound sample of ?
any kind you require. j/hujiosu the '
money, and wo will forward ir io you,
per return mail without any extra charge.
A D V K lt T-J S 10 M E N T S
31ISCELLAK KOKS.
CG?STUS Ki KNOWLTON,
A
Attorney & Counselor at Law
O RAN G Eli ? KG , S. C.
CHAS, S. BULL, '
ATTI) KN LV AT* LAW, ON ?TK ll * ST ATES
nnniissioM:u AND
]\<>i:irj- Xanl>l?<?,
Ov:in.irelmvjr, S. C
W. H. REEDISH,
TRIAL JUSTICE AND ATTOR
NEY AT LAW, H
BRANCHVILLE, S. C.
july :n-5t-tf
GLOVER .& GLOVER, \
A. t, t o v ii e y s ti it ?-< il \y ,
. Ko r>, KAW KA NUR;
ORANGEDUUG, S. C.
Jilly :u-5l-ti
Economy is Wealth.
T,ADI KS, SAVE YOUR COMIUNGS
?inti have fli??m worked lip at AU THUR
II. LKWIN'S, Manufacturer ol' Iluiimn
Hair.
( hildren>' hair cutting a specialty.
Get. ll. IO7."--?0T3?H.
J? A. WE1?STKK,
THAL JOSTLE,
Jlusincss faithfull}- and promptly at
tended to.
?r7?r" O FF/? ll for the present in xcith A. B.
KNOWLTON, Esq.,
Orangeburg. Jan. '2'.i, lS7."?.
m.VYI.OK K?HUHAM AND LAWRENCE
Attorneys at Law,
Ollices at Charleston and Orangebug.
I, J. TAYLOR, J. HAMMOND FORDHAM,
- V, I). LAWRENCE,
5??5P"Sp?c?:i? attention ?riven to the col
lection <>l < ? liiii... and prompt return
madt .
^.>i*iiirgcl|iirg. Mareil 50^ ls7<~.
Denier in ali kinds ol
Drugs and Medicines.
Dr Dukes has had Nine Years Experi
ence in I )rugs and Medicines and thorouh
ly understands his husincss. He keeps
constantly oii a large supply ol' Goods
usually round in a
First-class Drug Store,
K3TTf'arefill attention piiid lo the coin
pounding ol' Prescriptions and all orders
promptly attended lo. Cull on him at
his Popular Drug Store.
Orangeburg. Feb. iii, IS7.">.
Si II. IVILSON. J. T. WILSON.
SAM'L H. WILSON & BRO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
El HE' %P. Q^E K IjE S* t
TEAS.
WINES,
ALES,
?rVIPORTED SiiGARS.
306 King St., Charloston, S. C.
May l.Vtf
Wm. M. BIRD & CO.,
IMPORTERS AMI MANUFACTURERS OF
Oils, White Lead,
Zinc, Colors,
Window-G-lass, &o.,
f201. East Bay,
CHARLESTON, So. Ca.
July 17, l'.)-r>
BEGS TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS,
patrons and tho public generally, Unit
having disposed of his entire
STOCK OF LIQUORS,
now respectfully solicits a continuance
rif lheir patronage, hy offering to them,
nuder the motto of QU |CK SALES
iud SM LL PROFITS, " com
plete assoi t ment of
General Merchandise.
And as my stock is TOO NUMEROUS
IO MENTI?N, I respectfully ask au in
spection of my goods before buying elsc
v h ere.
Gootls shown free of < barge.
C. D. KOTJOIJN,
ADVERTIS K M E N TS. I
MlSCKI.l.ANl?O?S. I j
I
-1 KANU ?I'ENIX?l 1
i
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i
I will opon Hits muming a lot ?? the \ .
.* , . I '
Jolliest r__eas, |i
?ver offered in this market, co si
JNCOLORED JAPAN OOLONGS.
SOUCHONGS,
iTOUNG HYSONS,
ami
GUNPOWDERS,
And" io order to cultivate u trade foi
these llne.grHdes I will sell them
y E B Y , JLt O W..
[ have also received I his morning another
car-load of
Solomon's Fancy Flour
Fresh ground and Made especially
for mc from the
ITiiio?t i?oleot?il Whont.
I have never had a ?omnkiiul of
til is brand of flour.
IMPORTANT NOTICK !
Inferior KEROSEN li OIL is so dan
gerous and s? limn}* accidunts have eo
jurred from its use. I haivu been induced,
il the repeated solicitation of my eusto
ners, to purchase a suppl)' of pure Oil
Tor their use. I have.just receive ten
liar rei S ?'
PURE WHITE KEROSENE
Of 124 Uro test. I w ill sell this Pur* j
Oil cheaper tlmn the same grade of Oii
can be sold at in this city. Families use
ing this Oil arc safe. Tho use of the
common Oils now
FLOODING TIIK MARKET
is equivalent to bringing into the family
destruction and d-jiitu ?
-
i have also received:
10 Tierces Fresh Cured Davis' Hams.
10 Boxes Cream Cheese, direct from
thc Dairy-,
2? Firkins Goshen Butter,direct from
the Dairy, which has all thc
freshness and flavor of the flow
ers.
'> Tierces of Ballimore Sugar-Cured
Strips,
10 Barrels of Extra Mess Mackerel.'
averaging twenty ounces.
25 Sacks Lagnayra Coffee, equal to
Tn-??
tl .Hil,
50 Sacks of assorted Rio, by last Rio
steamer.
With a full supply of
CHOICE GROCERIES,
L'V>; i iii rill
My stock is full, willi prices low aud
good times coming.
Thanking thc publie for their very lib
irai patronage, and soliciting it? contin
uince, I will do inj' best to merit thi
ne .
HARDY SOLOMON,
Columbia, So. Ca.
. cBSa?ijgji i nil
OUFIT FREE,r--M^
n cvo.rv connie i<> I ? ku orders :onl d?river goods
"or IIII? olil mid original C. l> House large
.ash wimi's. Splendid chance iii every nclgh
IOIIUHKI, i"i- n"? iiui,t person ol' either sex,
..ming m- uti), samples, new lists, circulars,
inns iii-., a complote (milli sent Kri'c II ml pout
mill, smip Hw it ?it once ami make money ?it
. our Ilium--. Address ll. .1. ll A 1.1. & Co., ll, N.
iowan I sirccl, llulllmoiv, Mil.- nov. i:i-14-;inu
EMPLOYIVIOTTT- ? ?
,ve hiive just w hat you need. Our 0x11 Mounted
"unimos niilsi-il urn i I i II i LT lilllie market. Mri
i'erse n s writes : "I struck out vc-(cn lay, nm I
iv working easy finir hours, cleared ?~." A
lady lias iii?il reported her piollts for tin; fore
noon as live dollars; yuslcrilny u|i to 2 o'clock
-he eleni eil seven ami a half do! tars. We cnn
prove lievnml question that om; ngent ordered
r.,i:0'? of diese ehronios in eleven working dave.
We have Hie lines! ami largest assortment In
Hie United States: hundreds of cl?nico subjects
from which to select. We will semi you un us
Horted one limidred of Um tie.-t selling on- re
ceipt ol six dollars. Scud in your order oTgivo
us a call. Srtiiiple. hv mail 25?;.. or li for l.
.1. LATHAM & Co.,
419 Washington st., Lo.-lon, Mass.
1'. O. HON S131 Cel. 30-13-ihn.
"OOOK AC!KNTS and CODI) SALESMEN uro
J y "COINING .MUN KY" w illi the fanions
The Kreuch edit inn of which sells for $1 fi, nnd
the 1,oinloii edition for $-200. Our popular edi
lion (i?.ViU). containing over one hundred full
page ipiarlo plates, is Hie cheapest and most
tilcgiiuI publient inns in America, and Hie best
to tell, (,'rilic.s vie with each oilier in praising
it, and the masses tiny it.
Agent in Charleston". S. C., reports 03 orders;
one in Ninety Six.- S. C., 10?; one in Va., 210; an
other in' .Memphis, '?W orders tullen in three.
"Vl'KI. I'AltfICUIiAItS FUEE. Address
J. II. KOKI) & co., Publishers;
iii 1'ark Tinco, New York.
Nov. 13-14-H
MOUTH CAROLINA UA1LROAD.
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Cu.iut.iaroN, S. C., Kel), ir., 18.3.
On and aller Tuesday, Kcbruury Kith, thc fol
lowing changes in .Schedule of this Hoad wit
go into elicet :
CO I.CM IH A DAY PASSENGER TRAIN,
heave Chnrle-ton . . ti.4r> A M
Arrive ul Columbia ... 1'J.?S 1* M
Leave Colunitiia . .. 4.30 T M
Arrive, ?ii Charleston - - -, 11.45 1* M
A CU CST A DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Charleston - - - 7.C0 I? M
Arrive al Charleston - - - 0.33 A M
CO LUM III A NICHT EXI'UESS.
(Sundays executed.)
Leave Charleston - - - 7.00 P >9
Arrive al Col um hi a - - - Ul AH
Leave Columbia ... 7.15 p M
Arrive al Charleston . - - G.35 A M
AUGUSTA NICHT EXPRESS.
Leave Ch:olesion - - - 8.30 PM
Arrive at Charleston - - - 6,30 A M
Tho Columbia Dav Passenger Trains, which
leave at 7 A. M. ?o?d arrive at 11.311 1'. M. will
(between Chaileslim and Ilrauchvillo) stop only
at Summerville and Coorge'd. This applies both
lo Hie up amt ihiivil trips.
Itv ihi- new Seliciliilu :i close connection will
he made willi the Charlotte, Columbia ?inti Au
gusta Kailriiail al (heir Crossing near Columbia,
which will avoid thc transfer through Columbia,
ami give us ?is quick a schedule lo Washington
?iud points North as hv the other route.
Sleeping Cars ou nil night trains, Uaggag
checken Ihrougl.. t?. S. SOLOMONS,
S, n. I'iCKKSS, U. T. A. Superintendent.
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