Orangeburg times. (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, October 12, 1878, Image 4
On last Saturday Iii? Chinese Kinbassy,
gent to tlua country by I'hniieror, Kwany
Sliii, and consisting of Chin Lau l'in, diu
Minist? r: "i 1111:4 Wing, tin- assistant Mini.-:
tcY; tmd Mr. Von, IheBecreliiry, was pre
sented to president 1Jayes ami bis Cabinet
in lh< ordinary uy:igo controlling slieb pre
Bcni^'ions. Their credentials were in Chin
ese, 011 thick yullow paper, covered with
Chinese characters, dotted and em hi wed
with go Id and wrapped in a sepia 10 pi.of
yellow Kille, rcHCiublfjig pretty much, we
suppose, an old fashion tea bo.X)
Quite a nice time, we presume, was liatl
bobbin;; Chinese cue.-1 and lifting Ainer'
cflij heavers. I'crhaps bttr usjnring young
men of Orangebnrn iniv.hl have IC'trm-d a
tc 1 n from these wor'.liies if they had been
there.
i Written tor the < Iruiigohiu-g Tjmhs j
Musical Delusions.
r.v r.'ii>:xt:t t i?.
"l'ut, toy di ai. il v\ili |,< nun !:
more elegant, to have !?. L* role**? or
come around to our residence and
give lessons, than for you it? go out
pu the street every day - so ox !.i nvo,
you know."
'?Suppose 1 do not earn for lie
elegant and exclusive, hit 1
pre or sooing a little of life 1 ?> existing
bit tiresome seclusion all my youth
ful days V"
' Tin it your tnsfo needs
cultivation mully* and 1 shall iu.-i i
noon the change.1
*"Oh! 1 eaunol bear t'o 1 1- .t <jf
being shul op 10 tin: parhu 1 he,
pleasant afternoons when the ?valk
to take lcS&on* is fell:-hin.;; ill ?
thought,61 such imprisonment i; posi
livelv hateful."
'?So your walks with giddy girls,
not. to mention others,the increase in
stveugth ol'your language, is <i nihl
less attributable, and I shall foi th
with ndupl measures to inferrupl
your intercom's* with such improv
liiir companions, :? 1 want von to
I,, well educated in books as well as
conduct :.t home, before bit rial ucinr
vnii into society, which should In of
my choice, n it yours; so you hi ay ex -
pect Professor Ulymiou tb-iuori ? ?.
alteruoon."
"I'rofessor ? lymion, :?. musical
name?who is lie? I novel heard ol
him before."
"He i.s a stranger ?\ii!i g ??>'. ru
commendations Irom 1, a very
serious, bensible person, a pi> lici nt
in the :ul, and u v< ry suitabie in
btructor for you, as the society of a
grave, dignified gentleman ol his age,
will prove cpiito a eoulrasl to thai <>\'
the gay young acquaintances you
made on the promenade ground.'
"I think I sec his long, sanctimon
ious face a fixture over the music
rack?! kfidw 1 .-h?ll th. p'*.: him."
?-- ?"Such 1 mi! 1!:. are very improper,
my daughter; it. will mortify me vor)
much if you behave in snob an absud
lv childish manner to this estimable
young man, and [shall expect better
thine.- of you."
"Ub! 1 dfli csa) we will siiig psdlniii
and [day Btalely marches, hpthiug
the would be ii-> keeping with Iiis
impel I iirbablu gm vity."
"You shall not treat hiin disre
spectfully, I warn you in time,"
liiul with :i parting iiijuuctinn Mrs.
Curviu left Laib: toluinelf. A do
cided pout curved lor i*osy lips as .-do
gave vent to her tin.tight. : ''Such a
lii< e time a.- I'vebeim 1. niig, :ind
think here is the end already. It \\:..
K) pleasant ti he out all the after
11060, and easy, I o, to make mama
believe I stayed tiller me I es on
were over to talk music ti) my old
teacher?the old boi e ainl once
when she luot me down I own with
Annie Moore, of com so we wer. look
ing hvern'evi music at the hook store,
not a word aboul tin pica, nut clerk
at all?and then our delightful strolls
in tho park Dem ine! 1 wonder
whose books Wilbur will carry 11 i\\ ?
it was so mean and prbyu' big in
that envious Miss l'nrkius to tell
about my walking with young De nil
Ian every afternoon. Site would like
to be, 1 know?and now itissp iled
just its we were about to? but sup
pose mamma i.s listening, for she \ er\
oftui ihtops accidentally <>:i purpose
in oiii ot the way places. Who could
have put that in lion in her bead
uboul elegance ;tiul cxchisivciicss'(
Perhaps this bow I'rol'o sov isn't so
'?pokey'1 (so ologuiiL' its' slicdcsi ribod
him, ami therf niny he "lots o'fuu'j
in f tore for 1:0 tiudci 1 i- upci vision
? 1 lioj e he can tiilh . ml i baudsouie;
.1 .1 . 1 ?: k \\ ill uboul him - but,
pidiaw ! 1 won't rj him again direct
iy, though il be rtailv latcs Tor nib,
lie vi:l id range some plan toscenn
? [ 1 liJtpi Ini will i\rile; as I have to
Slnliti ail LXaiiiilUitioll in ime a ucW
Icacht.r, however, it is tiiiii i t nip to
look over my music, und "fresshen uj
u bit." llow mother with her re
in.cl ideas, not to mention tastes,
would be shocked at such language
? ber profv.'sor t?o, probably. 1 won
c.icr what he is lik<; I wna afraid
10 any <|ucsti6ns; look interested,
though dying 01' curiosity, for tear
tdie woul 1 like the alarm, tun! employ
'"old li ehlt.V' who docs iiotlniig but
teil whtit. musical protligies he |)oss?
csfces iii bis own daughters; guosa
there will be some margin for cuter
tai nicut its mania spoke of him as a
young man;?at any rate the mere
tact of my Inking lessons from him,
v 11 make "somebody"jealous?ami
.mow for practice, and shodaucod
down Ikepussago to a lively gallop,
[to be continukd.]
BY
FRANTZ BRIGGMANN
rr,ltC INiMic l.o iv ikjvv That E havo on hand and will
contiimo to _ieccivo thu Fresiicst ?>"J jBest Family
0rS!*OCi?]fA8.?S that v'm ho purchased, consisting in part of
Flour, Grists, Moluscs, Seo Foam,
Lbuvm, Meal, Butter, llorsfords,
i ? ?<?<-, Collie, Tea, Vinegar,
Hams, Sugar, Soda, Soap,
Lard, Syrup, Mackerel, Starch ?
(.untied Salmon, Turkey, Sardines,
Mackerel, ? Chi-ken, (/how Ghow,
Oysters, I fain, Tickles,
Lobsters, Beef, Jellies, cStc.
I have i?*>\v hand and will Continue to keep a well selected stock of
[Lird, Wood, Willow, Orookery, GIush and Xjh
Waren, 1 ;unl Sluvclo.*, ICoro.sirie
IU . id< .-? a full Stock of
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,
< lothing, Ilat-i,
Trunks, Valises. &t\, etc.
.;il oi which l oilerni thd ;LOWost Cash i?rit;es.
'I I ankiug the public for past patronage, would respectfully ask for a
n uiiiiuunee of same FRANTZ BRIGGMANN,
Ai ?apt P H W Briggmaan's Old Stxnd.
bagg:i ng a n i) rrtics.
tiuj? 21 187? ly
aMIll MiMiilli
um v
tie uodo ||ia\ u{j
OtJI IIO 'A ; |U IOUUm Oipjlld .)!|| pttU
i lli !?'.! !S ?i ?''* u no nuts i i . udr.ij t-'j S.ituioSu\:.i() jo uvj*j jtn:ij.>.i.qe: oqj^ ,
mwm isnonv
%ilV^U. a-ess suits onii? oh?
[s^ojj [ping pu? sopsg
i^l Iiis St?r? uU i-o-ocl Street (Opposite Court ll<?i<o S puirer^
He is determined to 1)3 the LKADER of ^QW PRIClBlj
and to advance the interest, of Lho people at. largo !
His GOODS are all a 3 ;m I h ; dolies e imp lit! n !
B M M K S & B ES A s?U.l?tfS
IN
Meats and all Kinds of Groceries!
i ; All GOODS consigned to his care will receive prompt attention.
! SALF DAYS
i
Mondays and Saturdays!
(M' ?N HAYS half-jmst 10 A. M. and SATURDAYS 7 P. M.)
t ?.-.-' Come one, come all, both great i ml small, and make no vain
1 delay, I'll sell things \ or not at all, so get your goods TQ
| HAY !
I < H* W A f>fi 8 a i V Cn BJ OS 5 K 1% BWS I will keep the usual sup
\ ply, and as 1 sell them very CHEAP, I'm certain you will buy.
?*? My SA3$IS3B*E<j B'fiOOM y?>" will not forget, supplied
with the clioictht Liquor.? yet, 'tis situated in the rear, so call for your
Befrei hm? tits then
REEVES & SHERIDAN
druggists and imiakmackutists.
Would call the attention of the citizens to their huge and well selected
Stock of
Hi tigs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Toilet and
Fancy Articles, Paints, Oils, Segars
and Tobacco.
Which they now have on band and are selling tit prices suited to the
hard limes.
They bin ly with care the wants of their customers, and keep fully up
with the times in their business.
Physicians' Prescriptions are put up tit all hours by careful hands, and
none but the Purest Drugs arc used in compounding.
They respectfully ask ;i trial.
kkkv.ks & si-i khida.n
a pi 187? 52
plantation
0. m. stonk & co., augusta, ga.
GENERAL AGENTS for GUl.LETT? IMPROVED LIGHT DRAFT
COTTON CiiN, (made by l'>. I), (it licit, the Patentee.)
j ARM ENGINES, every Style, lor Thrcfebing, Ginning, &c.
L.ABGE I5NGINES, SAW MILLS, GRAIN SEPARATORS,
TUBES HERS, COTTON PRESSES, CORN AND
WHEAT MILLS with Fixtures, &c
Wo make Estimates on Machinery Delivered at any Railroad Depot.
Prices LOW. TERMS LIBERAL. Every Maeliino warranted as
represented.
Circulars and Estimates furnished on application. Address.
O. M. STONE & CO.
20?Gm COTTON FACTORS, AUGUSTA, GA.
a?-THE NEAV STOBE*?
SORENTRUE & LORYEA
The undersigned having received their FIRST FALL SLlPPLY,
now oiler their complete Stock of
GROCER!KS, (JANNED FRUITS,
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS, TRIMMINGS, &c, &c.
At '20 per cent less than elsewhere.
We solicit a TRIAL and request the citizens and the public in gone*
ral to call and see our
STOCK AND PRICES
SO It EN TRUE & DOR YE A.
N. ]{._\Ve call particular attention to the 8 I>Bi ?T syi W \S A?
Tl)R^i 'ur w',l<!'' we are tho AG EM TS; they are used without Obim
nic, und builnblc for Stores and Privaio I louses, give a BUI EDI ANT
LIGHT und can be attached to any Lamp at a trililing expense. Can bo
seen in use at the Store.
eO Rli^STTJ^TJIi: & LORYEA,
KUSSEL St. next door to McMASTER,
sept 7?Ihn Orongeburg, S. O.
I BYBB
Has on hand and still receiving a choice and select stock of
Staple and Fancy Groceries
At prices that cannot be undersold.
I also keep a good variety of all the different grades of Lull) orb"
o< I ????? 1 )< >1T1< t.stio
WINES AMD LIQUORS
Which for quality and prices cannot be surpassed. As Agent for several
TOBACCO '.FACTORIES
Jn North arolina and Virginia, 1 offer the. various Grades of Tobacco by
the box or otherwise at prices which defy competition,
My C ) ]\ J ?S I. l^lJtS attends every train, conveying passengers
to any part of the 1 own.
CON'FE^A N ^ES furnished to any part oftho county.
IIA UL1NG done with quickness and dispatch.
fei. 2'l-cl2 "VV . ? L. !-'- A.] TSr
COFFEE! COFFEE !! COFFEE !!!
GREEN IHc.! KOASTED 23?.!! GROUND 25?.!!!
Having removed lo my OLD S TAND next to KOHN'S, with au im
mense stock of OO!:*1 1<M0 10? ' Mn now prepaie I to oiler to my cus
tomers and the public generally, Coffee of every Grade, sind guarantee
Entire Satisfaction both in Q_ ;JLlitV and Pit"icf>- Having pur
chased a patent Qo (lee; R.on.-ter il"d C4 riri'ler. aa I
Parch and Grind it niv.-elf, I uin therefore enabled to know exactly the
quality of the Coline I oiler for side, it being pUl'G and none of your
imported stuff, such ns Pens und Chicory. Try it unco auH you will try it
?'gain. All Goods Warranted and delivered to any part of the City Free.
"Come cud rce
My coca]) Coliee,
The quality am! price,
Will sorely entice."
C'-.?' Giv" me k call and save money.
CO?HT'M bought at the HIGHEST
( ASH PRICE.
A line assortment of Sc'lCOS *1 Ol*3LOl??/rS always on band,
(live me a call on ! save money.
P. V/. BULL.
H. S. EEOTEKEE, Agent,
CORNER RUSSELL & BROUGIITOX SI'S.,
Oilers for wile at the LOWEST CASH PRICES his large and well
assorted stock of ?$,O'L1fi0 2S ? ES consisting of
offees Bacon, anned Salmon,
Teas, Strips, " Lobsters,
Sugars, Hams, " Mackerel,
Flour, _ Lard, " Oysters,
Grist, Butler, " Tomatoes,
Meal, Soap, " Green Peas,
Rico, Starch, " orn Bocf,
And always keep on band a full supply of
iLIQUORS, WINES'AND KT A HS.
I am disposing of the balance of my old slock of Dry Goods, Shoes
Hits, Crockery and Glass Ware at and below COST PRICES.
Also for sale Dry Salt Hams fat 10 els per lb. and D.JJS
BACON at Oi cents per /touud. II. S. RENNEKEE, Agent.
P. A. LEFVENDAHL
Has opened a
SHOE SHOP
at
A B Walker's Store
Where he is prepared to make to
order BOOTS and SHOES on tho
shortest notice. Also Repairing dono
with neatness and dispatch.
All work warranted and prices
model ate. Give me a trial.
nug 31 3878 ly
HORSESHOEING
A N i>
in ACKSMITll WORK
II Y
THOMAS RAY,
(Kussel) St Opposite Hurley's Corner.)
All manner of Smith work anil Ilormj
Hhocing properly dono.
Fancy Hen II work. Hailing for Gravo
L>ts. A trial solicited.
THOMAS HAY,
HCpt 1 tf
The Stale of Sonlh Carolina
COUNTY OF ORANGEBURG.
COUliT OF COMMON PI.EA8.
Hannah Marcus, Plaintiff against L. J.\
Rast, Defendant.
Copy Summons for Relief?(Complaint not
Served;)
To the Defendant L. P. Rapt ?
Yon are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in thiH action,
which is fileil in the Office of Common
Plena, ;or the said County, and to ?erve a
copy of your answer to the said complaint
oil (he subscriber at his oft'iei*, Orange burg,
South Carolina within twenty days after'
tin serviei hereof, exclusive of the day of
such service; and if you fail to answer the
complaint within die time aforesaid, the
! plainlitl in this action will apply to tho
Court f<ir (be relief demanded in the com
plaint.
Dated Julv SGili A. D. 1878.
JA1-. F. IZI.AK,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
To L. F. RAST, Defendant above named
Take notice that tho Summons and Coin
plaint herein were filed in the Office of tho'
Clerk of the Court of Common Ple?*s for'
Oraiigeburg County South Carolina, on the
ttUth dav of Julv A D. IM7.S.
August 14th, 1878.
JAR. F. IZbAK,
Plaintiff's Attorneyw
aug 17 id
SoMi.tTon's Oftick,
IV. \V. KKt.t.Kns,
Makiok. H. C. I)?-. 22. 1S77.
J/ewr*. A. /*. Hforrit c? Co., PhUtoktphia, ]>a ?
Gentlemen?Some three year* ago T wa<r
laken with ?omethfng like asthma. Th? at
tacks at first came at night, and whilst
sfOei'p. It won hi awake me, and I won't!
have get up and sii np till it would wear
off. These attack* became more nnd more
frequent, and increased more and more in
violence until the spring of 1S76, whsn they
became alarming. I had to ^it np most of
th<! flights, could not birealha in any otta?r
position, and not in a silting posi.ico wi?h
I out very painful difllonlly. It was attr.-H*d
with a very had couch. Thoeipectornti^n?
wore of a while frothy character and very
lough I becamo very weak and feeble
My physician did what ho could, but to lit
tle purpose. I f he knew what lined mo, ho
kept it concealed from mo. [, however, waa
satisfied that the dread disease of consunap
tion was fast setting in upon my lungs,J
Providuntially 1 sai? the recommendation'
of tlio Hon. Alox.|H. BtepUeris of the Glebe
Flower Syrup, and having known him for'
years, and also of hin physical infirmities, I
determined t?* make a trial of tho Syrup. I
bought a bottle and commenced taking il a*5
per directions. I felt a sensation of relief
after the fust dose (taken at night,) hut bad
to get up befoie day and nit up as usual. I
continued to take through the next day as
directed and at night before retiring. I
have not hid to get up since. I continued
to take it regularly until I took three bot
tle*. The cough gradually subsided,
breathing became clear and easy, and for
twelvemonths 1 have been in perfect health
-no cough, no osthmetic affection, and I
cheerfully attribute my cure to the use ot
the Globo Flower Sprup, and would recom
mend it to all similarly atllicted. My
official and professional labors are particu
larly straining to the lungs, hut I am per
fectly sound and well, and have no Bymp>
touts of any lung disease. I keep some of
tho Syrup on hand, and perhaps once a
month take a dose of it, which I think
keeps the lungs vigorous and healthy.
1 have t een thinking for some lime that
I would add my testimony to the virtues of
the Globe Flower Syrup, and now take oc
casion to do so; and if you can maku any
use of the above so as to" benefit the suffer
ing everywhere, you are at liherty to do AO
Respectfully yours,
" W. W. SELLERS,
Solicitor -1th Judicial Circuit in S. 0.
(?lobe Flower CougU Syrup.
For sale by
mar 0 A. C. DUKES, M. D.
B?mN HAM'S
l WARaAHKit BEST A- tSHERPEfcT.
, Also, MlUlfg M?CWil?Y.
PEIOSSSSltDUOED APB. 20, '7a
Pamphlet* fros. Oirjios,' Yoau. Ta\
july 20 ly