Orangeburg times. (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, December 21, 1878, Image 1
Jl'ST OPENED 0!NL DOOR
EAST OF
l>r. A. Duke"? ?r?R Store,
BT
N ho will keep
constant I v on baud
u I-l LLanH COM
PLFTK .-lock of
JEitrriwarc,
Cutlery,
maim,
Bristols.
And Spurt ill};
OooiIn ot every description.
Also all kin.Is of Itcpitirillg done
on the shortest notice 10 linns, Pistols.
I-s)cks, I' in b toll as, und
sewing MACillNKS
Done U|> ami Adjusted.
?^fcj'-AU goods ioiil work warranted In
give entire satisfaction in ipialily work
mauship and price
Tltaukitii! my friends for past patronajjij
1 hope to merit a eonrimmcc of the same''
in tin- future. I*. < VNN< >N.
rapt 28 lflfH ly
SIEI K I\TT) A K^S
Male School
The [{Jxe'i'ciscr* "i" 'hi* S< -lioo]
will l>?- i. Mimed al ibe Fair iluihliuij on
the'First Mond iy in Scptcniber next.
terms per month
Int' Grade. Beginners.>- ''0
*' Grammar Pupils. ?_? .~.o
3d ?? Advanced Fnirlish. :; (Ml
Latin and dr.-.-r: ?'?'?> cents extra each.
Hoard in exeelh'iil families, m- o 111<
School Itooins. may he olitaiueil at 5?|H ami
$lii pi r month.
l'l i> School is .!? sieued to he i ii.atu i;
Institution of Oraiig>-l>urg< niui wiiji .-. li |'<
r..l patronage the Principal wil inaki it i
ooiiiplbtu suet ess.
Ill ?;<> (i. sjlKKIUAN,
mig I" Principal.
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FORES F ?LiY Fl Hi\DR\
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tifeo. ii. lOm :\.v t.?<';.
KM 5 INF.
t iT'h
nil Machinery
paired,
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Kor Hit' -i >f"ilv ( nr.' trst-mlnn? W .??:f?-si. 1 .???*,
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iulv 20
MARRIED
LIFE
No. 12 N. Eighth St.
St- Louis, fiflo.
?;t?rr* in the trcMimut of the
? Mul Ii-Ii hi !r than tiny phrtirlan
in I ho M i -I. (mw? a he t< Mill* of Im luiitf ailtf tfllNCMftll
p; u i. ce hi i i.? ..our./ ?tirl.tjiutpubli?l>ru,ci2tilifd
The PHYSJOLOCY OF MARRIAGE
The PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVISER
Roftkl that are mil} Onldra no t rWIMnatrnrtor* In all nal
Vr* p.'rtu.ninV to ifnnliui'fl ni.a M.unnnail. n'litl fupiilj
vrnit l t. lt, Tin y mub. tiiurtill.i l^nUrah d. Mid tn j.i.-.ln
In..jruase, m.lly untl.Titooil. The (wo .Innlii i iiil.rur.'Mft
JMKri, nml ruiitntn?alualil? lnf-.rnt .ilnn d.r h.tlh marrioliiKl
aitiplr, with (tlUiateraitiinprnv. in- ntt in mclKultrt-atinriit
It. nil v. I.ntoiirh'inirjidjx rum t'Tlie Kliowl.wlfcr linpartrtl
in lir. RulU' dpi ?'.riii tn lull ? way of iiui ftluuahlr cliar>
K<-:, r, hut is ?.imraniu Oir.l ??rrjona .f?.u|.| ??, ?. Th?
VeBlB.tlii! vir<bii t.fra.ly IhdiurrHinht n c !!....< in.-rwl.^
f.. :i. .l'.y Ii--filthy im.\ I?-. !>itt wiih v :i<? i?-?vl?nrjn Ih. prime
?>f lit.-, ui.il lhr< Uini.r.n, in iiiiivM|~
irnin Ihr many Ilia lief leg Id hcfll
to.1?St. I/on.. Journal.
ropi I.ill PIStl KS ? fO ct?. carl,
rwith in oitf vnluiii.', PI; in . '.Mi an*!
f(lll, 9H rt?.? \tra. B>llt iiii.It *i ul.oi |
rw?i[il uf price lu ikioncy or .lu.ipa.
apr'l '11
Y\ AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
PICTORIAL
r historyofthbworld
mar If.
nml Unriilon.. .uuut rtirfil.
fl Orlulnol-" o.pl. abtoluia
Cl'ltK I ? ..in . f. r I. ...k on
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WU?U UK K.K1'V JW OHjUKit.
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v , 9 >' ^DIMbttA-vE
t%/c^JtHtrB!t ^0!Nt? ^fi^ty sicKiiucAcHfN t|
J v LIVERRT?fc-RCII ^^Jk^^fafirf^/e
1-i.r l'aiii|>lileis;i(ldrrss Dh. Sanpohd; New Voi '.
jan '-'ti ,.
* C?/JV?M"-.,.??5 ?'M'! W-^U ?? v nl vr r?
?> fetal, (Krrlnnlatiwt N?ivHUi\s ?
^wi>U.fM<.S.n...ij C? NaahvUla.Toiia
9 npr'r-27
AT
I. Oil
I would call attention to the
i
I.
IGE '
rioNs
am now n ceiviug daily.
NEW GOODS '??>? i?? Christmas Tr xclc w.n
- .sohl ai I'KlClv- thai defy COMI'KlTTIO.N.
! am als i SELLING tl - halan -e of mv 3t }C3 3i :i:
GREAT SACRIFICES
iid \w nli1 invite eveiyhntly to come nn?l sec before purchasing i l.-ewhere,
as the\, um 'hereby save from l? i > per cent.
No froulile to ^how GoOtlS.
Carriage Shop!
The M'RSCHUi !? K vmiIi] icfpiclioll) inform his friends ami the
'tihiic general Jy.lhul lie has just completed bis
^HCFS ON MARKET STREET
"ear Mr. Ii. F. SLATKK'ir I.iveij Stahle, where he is prepared to receive
il l Imiid iii urdcr
I - i i_ 111? Siriji? ? or ?'ou"bl?=> Son.' I Suir?.- it
\ttfl Pinisdi liieni in liist-'-h.ss style of the best Select Material. Also
4.6X3* AM) TvVO B5<^^ W W^OX ?
? :? a* In -bbVl i* notice
j \ ? > ,/<!<' all k uds '"in- Neitly a il -i'l-cii
Kor?e Bliocnng i>> i:-1 ? ??< mitbs.
All i'i in :it priies to suit Ihe time.- ami low price of Cotton. All
eM iat't? d te. iiivc *-nt in- salislaetlon
I v' . I T
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---vtj-N/? *???r.^.t * r .i . -?^_.-??<:^-j*-.-vx*?i
k i j ? k i o i ? in >????'. v. c&' r<j?? k ??
j . ...... ... . ?? . ? . ? iil^*c:L - ; it, fCI;,T.
!H>eeVi\r. t>\ iVvriii i d pricrs," l.iui.p.^ iitnl C bitniiies, ^ alt l'in.vs and Cast
j inj?-?, AImiii Im s'o?-k of
. Rtati '??,<;?'?! Pens'* :, ?? ? i'iii. Picture Fmnies Toilet Sets,
? ?. '? o h umi 'Im - suitable, r Itotidav -o.its, IJrac iots
..; ii all I' \ s ,
i ; ? t ? ; 11 . 4 ? j I t'l ' i - ? , ? . i ? ( ll I U i< which 1160(1 in
!. !? i ? iit11 ! 1 < it on ?? i.- it'( \\i ijpel?. It! a cu tci and lititi j.'i veil ?ieii;
rjii I ;? i ? ? ? . :< i . ost (? o;i ion ? oi it io Soia i (nun.
{ .- ' . \ i ???!:?]? ?? )??? > .i.i,. ibe \\\\ ' oi- ii Uoad in
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as i
E A C
T ii A I N !
Is a LA ittSK no I V.\ i;.') \- o
Dry Uoods, Groceries, Hardware, rinware
Crc kery, Cotton ftagging. Ties, f e.
All ?? w hieb will be
J! J?-e
s f|W Tai i vu ra
(>?.. I US'! < >M K\l< ine r. ipi ?
Vtteniivi ami polite <T.I1LKV \
? b
save mm
Ry RUYI NC nun us.
M C. P I K K & (!(),
Nonn: (o < in ih rous
STA'IM', ('F SOlTIl CA ROI INA.
COUNTY OK OltANtJKIH' Ii i.
In Uiq Common t'lea-'.
Gcorgo Ilolivcr, Admi'r of I). 1*\ Zcitder.
A gainst
J'.iiiinii A. fciglor, nn<l other*,
l'invuant to kin IfMer of the Court of
Common /Metis mridii lit tlic above Mi teil
cause at October Tet'in 1878, notier is here
by riven to nil persons claiming to hu
creditor* of the ICfthtte of I) V Zcigler
deceased, to present tunl prove their respec
tive ilemniidM before me, at luv office before.
the 15th dniV of December 187$.
\V. M. IIUTSOX,
Master.
Muster* Office piahgeburg Nov? l? 1S7S.
IIOV l? -in
N ot ire of I > i^in issn ?n.
Tli? undcidimcd hereby gives n<iii<'.?
j that lie wilt fj|d his final account us \t\
j minist rat or of tin* Kstntc of Irene Hart,
with the Judge of Probate for Orangchurg
| ? onnty on the 8th day of .Innuary 1^79
ami as'.: for l?ttem of DisiuissorV
I It A K HAKT.
Administrator.
I>ee. 7 1S7H. It
Nol i<?<?? of l)i<itiis:>i.)it.
The undersigned herchy pivei notice
thai he will tile Ins final aecouni tut ftiiiird*
hm ?f tteorgc I', and Henry Inahinel ?villi
the Judge of I'rr.hafc for Ornngchiug
County, 'on I lie 8ih day of .htnnary fS7'.i,
and a-K for h ue's of I lismi-sorv.
W M. U I NM N't ill AM.
tiuardiaii
l?ee. 7? 1S7S. It
I Written lor the Orangcburg Timks. ],,
To Misery;
11V j. <?? k. ii.
Misery, lliou hand-maid of despair !
A vaunt, thou traitor to guml sense!
Iteeode, gaunt spectre ! Hare
In uo time mo again iiiceiWe,
Klsc, I'll runt thee, byonil compare!
Threaten hot, toy heart t<> rack !
11- arVt ? will nut list t<> reason?
Hitter ii"t, change thy thorny traek !
K? tin n lio more at any season '.
I milled, grim phantom of nether gloom.
.-Euan's queen to liu for thy tre:won,
Ami abysmal Harkm-s? for li'iy ilooni.
Ltirk'sl yet? at oner away
III oihei heart's anil minus, .
Not mine, horrid hag, go, 1 pray !
Nm yet content, why liiidtj
i?n earth, thy halrowing ielf
To joy dispel it duty, eh? accursed -elf?
I'ell'si how many hearts bant turn
l-.'eii gioat'st o'er snieiih' of thee horn !
I'oui forth my heart's h.oodtheii!
Heed not, tear every heart string !
invite despair, lo help again!
bet it be well done, and lliug
< )ni of being?amihilnte
Mind and heart?the past, tin* hour and
for ti} e !
Knvited ! and wilt nut ttyiii crate
Loves temple? bid day after day
Add one pang more- -is tips thy way?
t iel thee gone, I'd,be master now!
Linage nie i.u more, lest 1 bivuire
Kcvonge und pity torn-- buHmt how
Again to spectral shaped 1 broke
Heeolleclioiiti chain .mi I thou shall not
bare tu uiuntuic, who've itheptisl forgot!
Jlail to thee sweet'peace of mind !
Krror is no nmre?memory's dead.
Ignorance is bliss uneonlined- ?
Not long!?tlie paft nna misery dread
K'eii now return, by memory led.
U culd 'X Believe Him.
? ? ?
,. _^_.a
A < n rious nneo'ole wtift told some
muis i lo iibi vil t i nl tl.c chief
(iRi.liL . : |.< 3.? luiet) J,? tier:. I i o i !
i ft i e, v ho lio'da the highest rank'
t:n i i j oi.i v \-.trp of fit tion. 1'a.ss '
i ; M iii I tjfi&'i m ; I the pt^tofnee j
i i-jli vu t jui door, he < htinctly
it v. i i ? .i i 11 iii i ttliMini't ? sover
eij.i i<ii ii it in i und put it into his
Jiik.it. Tie mail v?::a given into
custody, (?niiuittid io prison. ; ud j
hrotrgl.i t?? 'in.I. The only v. itnes- J
Wits ti e gi utli n.tin o. ho mitt lltelhell j
C( Ii Iii111 cd. -?' t the close o! 1 he < \. I
aniinatiuu for the prevention, the
counsel lor the prisoner l It Ms ildd re?
i d the w it nets :
Itritve. Mi, beside holding till
appointment in the pugtoffice, you are
a |ni|?ti Ini iiuthor?"
'Ibt ]; p|\ \ us iu tin- affirmative.
"Prtiy, mi, v.l.in may be the class
of books you n rite ?"
" -oi ks ul imagination."
''Woii-h ot imagination, lict'.on,
lies V I'my, .-ir low oug is it tiitce
y< ti lii.-t begun lo gain your liveli
hood in j nrt by such tin oceujmt ion?"
"N i no yearn "
"Your .n oil.u, 1 believe, was also
nit nut: or, a lid wrote similar books.
AJay 1 ask In w many years she gain
ed ll livelihood by doing so?"
" Tw eiity."
'Jhen, lurniiig to the jury, the
counsel said?
"Gentlemen, 1 am sine no British
jury will co nviet the prisoner upon
titc unsupported evidence of a pursuit
who i til ts l i re Mid (cllr- you that he
I ns i? i iiir.c ytnr gnilnd a ; nut part
ol l-i* ixilihond by telling lies; and
tlit t l.h iii ill i I cioie him loPowul
tl i Milne i i llii y li i twenty years."
Notw ithstanding the judge's Hum
ming up, tin j et it jut v acquit tnl the
I risoiu r, neither ol tlicni pro ably
luiMiig t bind ?i ihc greni novelist's
mum till he tippeured in the wiiness
box.
C.'ougre^siMau Kainey bus >ntro
ll uced u resolut ton punishing the nso
of tissue ballots, or the counting of
any ballots found in the box contain
ing mark, with a fine no' exceeding
one th'iiisniid dollars, and imprisou'
nient not e weeding two years. Simi
lar penalties are to bo impose I for
intcrloiin. with, intimidating or jm?.
venting voters from cxeioising the
rights of suffrage
The w ifc of Gen. Hood is a .sister
in-law of Guv. Wade Hampton, and
tho happy mother of a half dozeti
twins in three, biennial installments.
The Senceless Prosecutions.
Columbia Register.
Afniiist good men?the rightful
owners of the soil?proceedtions have
recently been instituted by United
Stales Commissioners nt the instance
of n sei of corrupt thieves and un
principled Federal office holders in
.South Carolina. These senseless
prosecution.*] < r persecutions, as they
might more prnparly bo termed, will
amount, to nothing in the en 1. To
the same man who daily witnesses?
the acts of tlicse worse than idiots
(for-they are but a set. of corrupt
k aves.) the. whole proceedings near
tin- sunup of "humbug" and "frtlllil"
upon their face, and the prosecutors
appear in the eyes of the auditors but
a> a set of bullied scoundrels. The
dignity (!) <d the government mii-t be
upheld, however; such intitnnus
Hcoun reis us Bond, the Maryland
renegade, ninst have some sort oft
showing for his .-n'ary. The pnr'y of
violence, and fiaud, ml theft, and
robbery, mil .-t niafc e "the best govern
ment the world ever saw" believe
that the repulsive presence of it*
representatives is necessary in South
Carolina occasionally, 1 est the [
e nutrv go to the bad, the impecun
ious "bangers on'' wit 1 starve, and j
ihe great Republican pirjty pfthe!
country \\i 1 go to the devil generally, j
This is the inside history of all the
proceedings ins tiuitcd against South
Carolina Democrats in the recent
election, and the sooner the country
at large understands it the hotter.
Beautiful Snow.
Tin-.' ci.oi-ns vovtt ronxit Tit Kill
?ii>-ri: b.vi.t. ?th i'x'ii covt::: nit:
i a rti <?'.' v. t. ?t.
* ?
St I.oris, Dt ii'Miih r 11. ? lbs - i
latches from Centn?I and Western !
Miss.mi, Iowa, and Kansas, say that
t'i heaviest su w storm known for
year- has prevailed during the past
-I hours. Tito depth varies from 10
to 20 inches, and in some localities is
very bally drifted. Railroads are
generally obstructed and some of
them have b -en oblige 1 tostop run
ning trains altogether. At L>eXtug
ton, Mo., und other places, schools
are closed ami business is .suspended.
At Trenton and Rock Island the
ississippi river id frozen 4over and
people walk across on the ice A
?Inet .-tonn prevailed here last night
and covered the ground with thick
sheet ice. To tiny the Weather bus
moderated ami the river is falling.
Kansas City, M>, December
1-1.?The snow storm which began
last night has proven the heaviest
ever known in this section. Snow is
tw? nty-lwo inches deep. Only two
trains arrived to-day.
The Young Wife's Curse.
The coroner held an inojujS?JLJipt ?
tli t'i remains of ''Billy" O'Brien, sliot
by Ofiicer Jones, ? * * As the
officer stepped down Irom the stand,
v. here he had gone, to, sign his state
ment, a loml cry?-a niingled scream
and groan?startled every one from
their .-cuts. It was a woman's voice,
and, aseveiybody ins.inctively knew,
that of O'Biien's young wile. Curse
\ou ! Curse you ! she cried; ''my curse
iin you forever for murdering my
husband, you dog !" S ho held up
both bands, appalling to heaven iii
lite, agony of her grief, wid e tears
flowed tlown her cheeks. The officer
turned slightly pale at the awful
tarnestI*. ss of the wife's curse; and
tours plistcned in his eyes. "Tt was
my hard tinty," he sokmnly said.?
(J/i itui'/o lutt r- venu,
? ??mmmart-1 +r*/49Mtmif?mtmi ?
Georgetown has experienced, with
in the last week, a heavy blow of
wind ami rain. Within the memo
ry of the oldest inhabitant, such bad
weather has never boeu known, and
we expect to hear of serious damage
being done.? Georgetown Tinos ami
('<>m<t.
The locust makes a noise by fidd
i; hi its wings with its logs.
A terrilile discovery was made (in**'
the bench, near Seaside Park, Bridge
port, Connecticut, a short time since;
B. K. Mills und Iiis little son were
crab fishing. The little boy, wishing .
to wnde in the shallow water, took off.,,
his boots, but finding an old boot on
the. shore, Mr. Mills suggested that
be should put it on that ho might dig
in I lie mud with his toes. Tryiug to .
do so be found that it would not go
( n, mid on examination ji buniati font,
was found in it, apparently cut ofTac
the ankle. The boot was rather a
"-mail (lie, laced in front, evidently
having been worn by a man or boy.
Several pio< es of flesh were found ill
ibe vicinity. The authorities ore
milking an investigation,
? -. i ?
Dr. Johnson t nee silenced a notor
ious female backbiter, who was con
demning some of her friends for
painting their cheeks by the remark,
that "It is a far less harmful thing
for a lady to redden her own com
plexion than to blacken her neigh
bor's."
"The man win iias to mortgage hit
crop before it is made, to proenre sup
plies, had better soll]whafche)hasand
hire himself out to some good farmer
for wages."
Beauty attracts us ine-.i, but if, like
an armed magnet, it is pointed wU-h,
gold or silver, attracts with tenfold iU
power beside.
London, December 14.?The
weather is cold today. There is muck
snow in the Northern counties of Eng
hind and various parts of Europe
Colonel W. S. Muilius, of Marion,
s dead.
In driving u hen a woman is slow
bill sho;>-hci\
k>:i?:ijj?tou'si^au^ ...
Bv virtue of an Order of the Jiubre of
Probate ?>t Orahgcburg County, I vilTsull
at the late Residence of David Sti wtlftUl',
deceased, ? in said County on the 2Uth day of
December 1 87S. ail the personal property
of the sail' David Stivender; deceased. dorn?
listing of 1 Horse, 1 Mule, Cattle, Jlog*,
lloiisebold mid Kitchen Furniture ic
Terms?fash on ileliverv.
El'IUtKAM iL GRAVES.
Qualified Kxecutor.
Dee. 1, 1.- 78 ?dec 7 St
OA R R1 AGES BUGGIES
and
\V A G O JIT s
^^y^^S^^ mJ P E KHoff aI
ATTENTION to my Uusiuesdof
ca It RI aue M tKIXCl,
And will guarantee that my work in 'bo
future shall lie atfG?OD aH in the past forty
years that 1 have been in the basinest
1 have
i?i:i>rci:i> hy prices
To B?lt the 'IT MKS, and if you will call
on in.' I will guarantee that mv charge* And
work will give full SATISFACTION.
I am now prepared to manufucturo the
celebrated
I) K XT ER SPRIIVG:bUGGY
Which for comfort ami ease cannot be CX
celled. ALSO
ConstahMv on hand ROSE wood and
walnut"
ju iiiai, cases
Of all sizes. Give me a call.
HAHPIN rioob.
sept 81 Sin
Notice oT 3")ifsnii.ssioii.
The undersigned will file bis final account,
w'uli the .linJur of Probate for OrangeQ.nrg
County, on the 550th day of December next,
and ask for letters of Disuti sory as Aih.ii:;
istrator of Instate of Thomas Cileaton,
deceased.
It. 8. OLKaTON,
Ailuiinistrator.
Nov. SO, 1878.'?dec 7 At
Noi ice to Oretlitors.
All persons having ehtiniH again*! Uto
Kstatc of \V. M. \\<life, will present the
same properly attested, and all persona
indebted to the said Estate, will make
inunciliatc payment to the undersigned on
oi In-fore the 1st day of January lsTO, or
thov will be debarred pavmvnt.
IRA T.KIIOEMAKBK,
Qualified Kxcutor.
iiov "?0 4t
NOTK!E.
OFFICE OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
OliAN'OVUritU County.
Orangoburg, S. C. Nov. 22, 1878.
All persons interested in or holding un
paid School claims (pant due) prior to
November 1st I.S77 and registered in the
office of School Commissioner in accord
ance with the act approved March 12th
1K7S, are hereby notified that the board of
Kxaminers for Orangeburg County will
nu it at the office of School Commissioner
for the purpose of examining said claims on
December 2d and onward during tho
month until the 15th 1878. ,
Thomas Phillips,
School Commissioner of 0. C.
nov 30 3?