Orangeburg times. (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, January 04, 1879, Image 2
THE OKANOEIUmO TIMES.
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MEMdrHAW K RUWAKDS, Proprietors.
ST1I.KH Ii. MKLLICIIAM11 Kditor.
O*c Copy one lVrtr....y?.$1 00
" St* Months. To
HhIcs oT AuvcrlisinR.
Onr Sjvdfcltf IWtr'fcbi.$1 00
Each Subsequent " . CO
XoH'r^ inserted in Loral Column ct.' 20e per
Line. tf fi r n $
\.4tf ?SvftBctf'pfton? and 7V?msvrit Advertise
ments, to be pttirl fnr m ^rfmnre.
H?>" .We aro in no Ti?y responsible ler
th? ?i??r? or opinions of onr Coirespoiid
I i^'I^?kTm. V~j A N U A K V 4. 18T0.
Onr Posjtion.
This Icing ihc Orel of the New Year
it u)ay he preopr for ua b.rieliy test*!?
our position. Oar e>iito:i*l ortnoc
lion with the Clarion haxing ewocK
in consequence of propositions of
partnership. mr.de to Mr F>im-> try
Mr. S^cridan'wbo, we ?mierst-and, was
endeeverin-. to pnrqhis-ic th? TrxiM,
which he had b.;rn. conduct in?r tindoi
un arrangement *ith Mr. Boliver
sum consul id tue : tho t?r> papon into
one, we determined if ws could hoy R
press and material anywhere to pub
lish naolhcr Democratic paper in the
County.
We d\l (bis in no spirit of opposi
tion or interference with tha proposed
scheme, hut-Mlcly?? expressed before,t
because., we can.ichsntinrtsly believe
thai two pnpjra aro best t,br \ho publi c
in tercet.
Hearing howcjeV that Mr. Rolivor
had refasefl to tfetl the Tiacfot to tho
parties mentioned we male a prop o
aition purchase, which has boon
accrptcr?.
The **\e w bona, fido, and soon
:uj llroj<Hpcr^ are recor.ictI.trp will ro
le r < ur rcade.? to :br book;aiid page
in the Clerk*:: .;'3;o.
Mr. W. A.. Edwards, the old and
established [muter of the'plaoe; is as
sociated with us, an.I we intend to
issue a Deniocrutid paper; the record
of which shad apeak for itself.
Btii.v? I*. Mr.t.i,'irjiiAMl*.
. ipr&p4>y; MOW YSHif
wheel of time bars
made amdber rft-vojulion. One more
y enr> has \ aWd never to return; and
tLothcr. fmgl.V.! Tilth ite conHict
air bopts and j <'ars: huh d?w^Pti up
dn in.
Te tho you tig ami gay these shift'
hig years crc ln.^cd n? bright liar
bingora. of time, Injuring on their
golden wings tho richest fruits of
joy und peace, and arching the hori
Roa of the future, with a rainbow of
promise and cbrcr
To the more thoughtful, wUom
Btads ure ^egiut.iitg to wear the sil
Terod livery of tho grave, ea.-h year
rts it rolls round iri its mighty course
io reckoned aa only another step in
tl-.c funeral mat eh to a vnut and un
expio?Su eternity'.
U be Hands arc fust running out
frotfS ihr Ironr glai!'s of time. To sonio
oi u:- n ?'oodly nnmber of tho^u sands
aiay be left Ui How on, while to oth
eirt ihoy uro m arly or quite spent
In ilio wisdom of an all-wise, and
ni^rqiftil, providence, to none of'ua
isgivon tlo power of knowing the
eUoct moment at V'hkh the last grain
? '.mil i'all out. i
But it is iit the power ofua all io j
l:now, that whjlo" these sands tiro
slowly bu! Burely ebbing away we
should, seize and improve every nio
im ?i. To sit and mope over losl op
norluiiiHcs, and Ihti's lose grcti! ;r
(:n.? jis the height of folly.
? rt. it* .? ?> wo'Il- bribe >veb of life
A I) igbl .el fohlen tilling,
"And to dotdod'i) will with :i ready heart
A .d-in >dh tirNt^ife^vifl nrid v. Illing,
Th?h t.. .-Oi.n the fiWeate; plotider threads
Of oifr curio.tri live? tejuadcr.
And -ben bh'i'uie^jW.vtii f*r me t n;-.'v l. inb
A" '? -if si id f?!*?sva ml wonder!" '
I<ifc ijt rtrti r:td earliest an I tlioro
!.- ?.o i'.nc ;:: the battle of right. ll
iu iL.' frailly o?; liiunan nature, du
ii?s 1-iwv" been neglected und re?ul?
liotis ?r i.eU) we must let the dead
Iaal bury ils ?Jetnl, and blriko still
tint (lei blowj IV r t!;e prc?ottt
*T.ntl eventful future. Itosotutions
i.iid.prull. si?ii? tnajt be bacicod by
c.'.mn[.i.'. '
Lot<p l.i>\- tin 1 nb:irusa)i:al pr.iy ?
t.i; ;.nt the true to ot chris
iciu \ bul lite j/iht'iical lulliil
^.t'-nt cl tii? /ejipjMal law which
prompti ua to love Our creator hu
. pi<'nlVl) a.id io ?!!.;. !';.do the goldon
>::! ? "to do trim olliuT:. Ui We Would
l bul I hey flictild do unto its."
?raial ;- 'thi''! ptcitire mar scein
ci our it;ill ho ions extuted that, tli
Ti^'n-.. pun of lSHd, i: v\e uro permit
la! to I ?! ! 1 ? nur. kniu upon in
all us wiser and bolter mod and
women.
'1 be TlMkb, under its new auspices,
in (his first week in 1S79, greets its
renders with brignt hopes and choer
iul hearts; and now in conclusion
wo wish one and all n happy new
year, and a prosperous issue through
Storni as well as sun-thin*.
Tho Oilier oi the Press.
It is well paid that "the pen in
mightier than the sword." But itis
an appalling fact that it is mighty
foV error a* wrdl a* for troth. Its
proper direotim in ibo trnc mission
ot i he p.Vese.
Tho sword may overturn Vinrr
dor.u, hut. it cannet establish right J
Trufh is Btcrnal, rod can never die.
The despot may throttle it under hi.s
her.l, the ?ward way redden it With
its gore, sophistry may silehcj it far
a season, but, like gild tri.*d in the
fnrnncA, il enmea out purer and bright
or for its iniefbrUnscfi, or, li.Vetbo
herb, it eosTds f rth its s woo! est fra
grance ?h^n trampled under fo^t.
Ifnch is fi*id about the parity of
the piilpit and the purity of tho
bench, but probably t4to great-:.*t in
rands of corruption have been urtde
upon ihr press of the land, which
should be the noblest bulwark of lib
erty. Instead of moulding public
opinion; in moH pmbcs the preis is
(bllowing h, obsequiously Wowing to
money and power, regardless of rijjht
With such truckling, the mission
of t!:o press is diverted and degra
ded: Its orlicoia to educate tho mu^
eea and elevate tho standard of public
nioraiitj.
It is net intended tbsi tho i*?aHerf
ofthe'ptesi should inculcate only
their own peon liar views, bu*. t,h<\v
should be the faithful heralds of
truth,.and seek, only its advancement,
They should he uninfluenced by any
considerations which detract from
truth.
To thiR end the leaders of tho pros*
should be pre-eminent ly independent.
'] In y should bo entirely disentangled
from euch political connections alli
anees or obligations which strati gl a
freedom of thought snd speechi
The editor should never be a can
didate for office; for thus a collision
frill arise between self interest and
public interest, and the lattor may
suffer.
The ad vantages of a free and un
tiammded press are not sufficiently
appreciated by the m. <es. Tho
press may be subsidized without any
appearance of it to the public. Thlf
i.r the primo cause of the politica 1
corruption of the past.
It is well to bear itj mind that tho
press is geueraily taken as an index
of tho character of tho pcop'o, bo
catibe froni hence it derives its sup
porL. After n11*pnblic;j morality de
pends upon individual morality.
Let us then uh individuals work
together for purer press and more
exalted natioual character.
We invite our fanners throughout
the County to communicate with in
upon topics of general interest and
especially upon such matters aa pur
tain to agriculture and the general
improvement of our material pros
pects.
The TiMKfl is the farmers paper,
and their notes will make the paper
interesting.
Wo ore not speaking now of bank
notes en irrocnhneks, which of course
are always interesting; but we mean
new.i items, agricultural or otherwise
We desire correspondents, identi
lied with the farmers, from every
community, und it matters in>t if the
?\i<t< :tn> sent in the rough, we will
attend to the rest. Wo n< sd real
rather than fictitious locals; for n
paper fdiellld be reliable as Well a.-,
newsy, and we intend that the L'ime?
hall lie both.
Undo the direction of the Evan
gelical Alliance ti week of prayer has
been appointed in Charleston; and
umoug the stihjiols named,a blessing
is invoked iipt-n editors, printer) and
proprietors i t the pres.-. \\ e say
innen !
Lilai in , I:red of the bloody nhirl,
now .baking tissue psinl.s belorc
i\>h< iv..?. Wo are inclined to think
the latter article too thin arid uiusca.
sririablu for t hi- weather.
Jilaiue saya that Jus. 15. Campbell,
?.'. G. Metiiingbr mid ii. W. M.
Maclcoy aro his witnesses to South
Carolina hands.
Kx-Governor Bon ham h.u boon
appointed Railroad Commissiouor for
! ..till-. Carolina l?v Gov< Simpson
To the Farmers.
(Jon Toomha was recently inter
viewed in Washington, anil, when
interrogated about tho condition of
the ?South, he said that she was get
ting poorer and poorer overy year,
and that the cause ol iL was that our
tanners would have cotton fields and
corn patches, instead ol having corn
fields and cotton patches.
We agree with Gon.Toombs in this
if in nothing else, and, as our farmers
are now making arrangements for the
<oniing crop, we bring iho matter to
their attention.
Resides "corn fields and. cotton
patches," let us also consider the mat
ter of diversified pro,*).*.
The Orangeburg Democrat say ? :
We make the following extract
from a letter received a fewdays ago.
rVs the writer is a yoiihg gen ? eat* n
of fine ability aud education, wi ap
preciate the compliment it ..contains
very highly: "O i tho improved ap
pearance of the Olario't, every man
in Oiangeburg county shonld con
gratulate von, it is the "first ti tho
a;nee the. war that our county has
been favored with a purely Demo*
cratic, d,vc-'nt an i ro*pt utablo paper.,J
This is rather ron.'S on ;h* retir
ing editor of the. TlftTKS; hut r;v. offer
t Ik; consolation that the yo uug man
meant no bar in.
Petit Jsror-i TSr January Csort?
Robert lW> iff, W ti. \V VT.csh try, (Too. R
Kaller, Iteaj. Jofcu-on, Andre? PGne,'J C
Stoitdenmire, James T Johnsnn, Thrifts*
X Bug!***, " Charles So.?l?r.> >k, Daniel J
Carrolt, l'*piel S i'boiua?, Wra. K lilar,
Kli-h C Valentine, H irny I?ca>?-ey, J C
rVMer. Jacob A Wolf, f.iicitiH Dukes, Berry
Ifaflcy, atichael A Arant, Andy Olnrkson,
Ja.u?M .if Jkfoss, Noah Whc&tnns, 'Mo W
Bat-toft, Lewis H Danlider, Green W J/eyeM'j
Henry Glover, John W .Ifaok, a W ttiacr,
K Oliver Fairy, .Jacob N Fpgle, Lewis W
Week?, Peter K Shulor, Si in ton Bsir, Win.
D Stabler, David Jfurphy and I* M Gen
eral.
OuAxn Junoits.
Frank A Brickie, Eugene .V Pad tr
Walter C .Aimper, ATelvin A Fosey, James
J A/oorer, < r-ihn?. R Livingston, ./ M
Brandenburg, Wndu II Reed. Win J Lewis.
Charles Shakspearc, LewL R llutto, Geo.
(ravin, ./ AugUH Cope, I.som You, Andrew
It Byrd, Martin A Livingston, Ale.t /fobin
p?n and Andrew Rssbin.
BrAiich-ilic Items?
This little town is still growing.
Two new buildings have been fin
ished on Main Street, one by Mr. V. .
RioV'crling and ano.hcr, a new drug
atore by Mr S. FL Berry.
A correspondent "^ysp "Wo need
a nevr council ; the old our ia weary
and needs rest. A strait-out Demo
cratic ticket ia demanded in Febru
ary. We have been mixing, but i;
don't work well. J. I). I). Ftiirey i;
the man for Intendant.*'
Call on J. P. Ott and L. R. Dnrry
for your drugs, and A F. H, Dukes
J. D. D. Fnircy *n,\ J. D. Rhodes
for cheap goods.
A. S Dukes, Eaq., is vary ill.
Turkey is on the decline sinco
Christinas. Young "and old seemed
tu. enjoy tbemselvea hugely, and
peace and harmony prevails in our
midst.
Senator Tiiitr:ii:.n Irisgiv ;ti a coun
terblast to Blain's letter by setting
forth before the Teller Committee
the testimony as to tho election Irauds
in New York, Pennsylvania, Yer
ntont and other States, lilaino is
met ut every step.
It id grnti yi;ig to learn that Go*" .
Hampton is thought to be out of
(lunger, and \vc have every reason to
hope Ll at ho will, i.t ii'io, be :ib!s to
lake his seat in Congress.
t)n Tuesday night n lire occurred
in Charleston which destroyed the
cotton press ut tho corner of market
street and liast Bay, and 10,000bales
of cotton.
Slate Treasurer ljcaphcnrt intends
to obey litt; order of Judge Dryan tin i
uot pay out the interest on Iho rcooij
nized bonds 61' the ?-'t?te iu yet.
Tht Orancjebur cj Times.
Having purchased of Mr. dames L.
Situs a half interest iu what was once
I known its 14The Kdisto Clarion'-' it
becomes necessary for me to make
the following statement of facts with
reference to my connection with the
U< huugcbnrg Times:"
In December, IK77, 1 bought of
Mr. George lkdivor the "Orarigcburg
Times," who then claimed it. bis
individual property. It was a genu
ine sale. When llii> was made pub
lic the News Company sued out an
injunction and stopped the publica
tion of the paper, alleging that the
material upon which the Timos was
j buing printed belonged to tho said
' N. wa Company. In January follow
! itig ibe Conti removed the injunction
j and the paper was again issued. 1
agreed to continue on the Times as
?. liior provided Mr. Ilolivcr would
I guarantee me the titles to the paper
when the suit should be adjusted,
which he promised to do. Upon the.
faith of this promise the Times was
regularly issued as a true Democrat
ic organ (hiring the year.
"When Mr. Suns purchased tlic O'ltiy
rion I agreed with hi.n to consolidate
the two papers, and thus give the
county one good paper. But, in the
meantime, Sir. Kims, having beard
from a reliable source ttint Mr. Boli
vcr had circulated n slanderous re
port about hint, snubbed Mr. Boliver
by declining an introduction to him
on the street. Because of this cir
cumstance only Mr. Boliver refuoed,
upon application being made, to sign
the necceaary papers', until the matter
between himself ar:d Mr. Sims could
adjusted. Such an event not lieing
Itkf.lj-, as Mr. Sims posi'iively refused
to apologize or make any statement
to Kir. Boliver in reference to the
mutter l>etv/etn tbern, I closed the
bargain foi a half interest in the
(.Marion and abandon'<l my claim on
the Times. I, therefore', take pleas-'
ure in informing the public that
henceforth tin* Brui of Kin-: idan &
Sims will insue Tut ?BAMoanuKO
Democrat, a weeklv county piper,
to meet, s; far a^ possible, it* every
respect, the demands of our people,
without? any aftilialion, directly or
in directly, with Radicalism.
Flroo f r. Srrr.ntnAH.
M??aiKi>-On the I'Jlh December'I&78<
at the Rtr-idt-aee of ?he liride'afnth|er\ by
Ki:t. J.?. \V. Uiiltino, Mr. Adam Kourk to
Mi*- .L,?llir FoglerV All of Orangoburg
County, 8, C.
fl$t?^oliitam %'( t?v|>4%rlaacrH!xlp
X>*t!? ?? is hereby given that the partner?
?hip between .JOHN C. fl KB and JOA.H
fc". MOSRljt?Y, was du>blved ob the tirsl
(1 iy of J.inti.iry, A. I). 1871) by mutual
cynsent. All debts due ifi the Raid partner
ship ur* to.b* paid to, a -d t:2o*(- dnu tYo.tu
\\\- Rime discharged by JOHN C LM.KE,
who will coniiisue the bastnesaat thfe old
?ttiD'.l under his own name.
J C. ri".K,
.1. W. MOS F.LKYj
Orangeburg, R. C, .lue. 'J, 187 9.?jaii 1 tf;
HORSES & MULES
For sale LOW DOWN by
__ B. F. SLATER. :
I will soil in front of tho Court limine on
Monday 13th l*7's :\.> (It)) to the hitches!
ISIdder fore:-, h the following property :
<),;,- Sorrel Hor e.
t'no Muggy. Levied oh as the proporty of
I*. (jarriek, under la u and mortgage to
< !eoi H. Comel*ou.
I>. W. SM ITU, Agent
Orangehurg, H. C; Dec."8, 1878.
jail I It
A N I)
Tito hndersigaej. respcctl'idlf in format hi |
? iii/..-:;; ol this ...:d adjoining Countici that
ho i- prej arid to furnish
Fruit Tieft?of every variety.
Shade Trees "
Flower. "
i irape Vine* "
treuppornong? three varietici.
The Urtipcs ?.r.- warraatcd t?> bo freu
from Itot.
Ail well packed and guaranteed to keep
for ids months.
Terms reasonable.
A. JOURDTN.
For partii ulars apply to this Office,
jan 1 IS70
Xotu'o of LMsmissi?ri.
The undersigned will file his fund account,
with the Judge ol Probate for Ornngcburg
Coonty, on (ho 4th day of February next,
and a-'* for letters of I?i-::.i ?ory :\* (iuar;
di:m of the Efttate of ttoaa Shnler.
WJf. J. STROCK,
Jan. 4ih,1879.? It Guardian.
NOTICE of Dismission.
1 will filu. my final account with tho
Judgo of l/robate for Orangeburg bounty,
at Administrator uf tho Fstate ofO. M.
lirunur on the -It!i day of February next,
and ask for Lettern DiKinisBory,
PJCO. L. SMITH, Administrator.
_J;tn. 4, 1870- ?|anj_4t__.
ANNUAL HKPOUT.
The following is a list of the claims acted
on hy the Ceunty CetoBitesionerH efOrangc
burg County dnriug th? fi?c?l Year end
ing October Slst, 187S :
HOOKA, STATIONERY A!tn PBtZTTINU.
A''.m;o/ ' .drncaxnt Amount
tl'timid. Liaimtd. A Unwed.
Walker,. T>ans and
Cofuwctl.#.148 75 $148 76 pat4
do do....: S3 60 ZU 5<J "
do ?0. ?5.00 Sfc ?0 unp'I
do do. 18 SO 88 8? "
49 ft?. It 00 IT SO ? ??
?o do. 55 CO 8- 00 paU
do Ho . 168 3S 1*R *t ??
Ja? 8 Hey ward., SC 50 e>T> 60 "
Jco H Livingaten... 12 00 12 ?0 uup.J
Jaa S Heyward. 77 40
(>niMg?bnrg Timea... 54 5U 64 fit) paid
Jim S Hoyw?r4. 14 0J 7 00 "
T Kohn. 1 O? 1 00 unpd
T C An-lrewt. tt 60 15 75 paid
Urangcburg jjiines... 51 00 23 60 ? "
l'.'.ar Imhbtkdsi;-? Kusn,
K II ilo.i^cr. 2 30 S ?0 unpd
J W Sellers. 10 20 10 20 "
J .1 Bavek...... 10 10 10 20 "
J W Sellers. P 7(3 8 75 "
GJab'e Hmti. 9 co
Henry Silking. 8 80
W K MoMiehael. 4 50
Jno ( yiui. y. . l ftQ
? 'no Jl Livingston... 45 '50 disapproved.
ti'bcelcr Golden. 12 40 12 40ijupd
D Louis. 2 80 2 8? "
L >: Rush. 7 00 7 on ??
Kir* I'.obinuon. 9 50 9 50 "
Ja? S it ?/ward. 32 CO 32 fx)
C C McMillan. 7 40 7 40
Alhorl -Sinuaona. 9 74? 9 70
M Jurekj. 4 30 , 4 30 .
N ii Davis.' 4 00 4 iAJ
.1 1) Trezevani._ 7 50 7 >u
Kddiu Mg*s. 11 90 7 45
bo rant WUIiaina. 7 40 5 70
A C Norton. 44 Us 29 23
.) \ Loug. 1 70 1 70
.! V Myom. 45 00 45 00
t 'olinis Coekley. 10 30 10 ?0
!> !,o \* i: S ?t..bio.. 09 34 09 34
P I* Potdor.:?:. 7 20 7 20
s \ i on h . 7 20 7 20
.1 j ', Jonca.7 20 7 20
? I J iiuiker. 3 60 3 Ol
Klliott Darby. 0 50 6 50
B.J^'j'CKoii?pt?in*i. 1' ?0 G 50
Adam phe )>?.- 7 40 5 95
15 tj Shnffor. "i26 Qit ^'25 00
C Kdwardsv. 4 50 4 50
J Ji Living4U.i1. lt> 30 12 30
i) J Carrol. 7 50 7 50
\> .1 X iglar. 3 50 3 50
Paul Livingston. 0 60 0 60
Caro'diia Thomas. ' 0 30 6 80
0 ?5 Ril<*y . 10 70 10 70
Wr-iov It..rpin. 9 80 '.? HQ
(reo Boliver. 6 09 4 00
Past LsjrtuftTi'su.ie.?.
Oer, Boliver. 45 OO 45 00 nnpd
R Satiill . 4 50 4 50
Abial Latlire i. '.' 00 9 OO
John Roglith. 9 60 9 50
Sol 'Folder. ? 10 8 10
Clay Mcl'.ob-ey. 9 50 '.i 60
C'S Bull. ? 00 diaapproved.
8 1) Gw-:s. 4 20 20 00
M ? i Sallej. 42 50*
J H Dou.thij. 224 ."7^ 223 f-7J
We certify that the ore is a eerruet
lilt of ti.e C laims acird oa by the IlouM
during the bi?oAt Vvar 1 377 aa.l .
F.. T. B. HMO A K,
N. N. UA YDLN.
F., ?. JonNsoN.
M?rt{?age9's sale.
T'.v virtue of n power in a certain mort
g?:ge fr(jm Lonin Jamison and Jacob Bro
Hian to A. C. Tyler, dated the ?rnt day of
January, 1874, nnd recorded in the Kegii
ter'ti otlico of Ornngolnirg Cou niy, on thf
18th day of January. 1-7 L I will? ell at
public outcry, at Orangeburg, C. iL, So.
Ca., on the 3rd day of Feburary 1879, at 12
o'clock M., all "that tract or "plantation of
real ?stnte, Ritunte, lyin^ an'i being u*
Willow Town .hip, in the County and State
aforesaid, on the North nidf of the ^cuth
F^diittn River, containing 300 hundred :f< i es
more ? r 1.and bounded on the North by
larwLs of A. C. Tyher, on the Eastby'landa
hi Pelzt r, Rodg6r? ?V: Co.,b?i the South Ky
the S?tith Rdistb Itiver and on tho West by
lumls of < i. ?<. ReetL
Tcrm.<?Cuslij and purchaser to pay for
pa;., ra
A N N (' TYLER. Mortgagee.
Orangeburg County. ^. C, Dec. 30, 1878.
jan 4 5t
W. 8. ?teoy.
W, J. Murray
Wg will offer for the next thirty
days our entire Steck of WBTTEB
GOODS at LOWES FEIGES than
ever heard of before. Coins at once
and get your share of Bargains.
?TSEY &
utx. Wc itrc closing oui a lot of Saddles at Cost
sept 1 1
On be lind Cheap lor Cash at
KIRK ROBINSON'S STOIIE
KUSSEL STREKT.
Groceri is nl reduced prices, Lamps und Chimuies, ^'att Plows and Cast
ing-. Also u large stock of
Hooks, Stationery, (Sold Peii9 nod Pencils, Picture Frames Toilet Sets,
Vases, Cups and Mugs suitable- for Holiday Presents, 1$ rackets
and \\ ?11 Pocke is. A lso
( >it I ! ;i i?< 1 10 Tons Long'd prepared Chemicals, which used in
the place of the Acid Phosphate, is a Cheaper Manure, und has given gen
eral sntislhction, for Cotton, Coin oi Small Urain.
[H'or Snlc U?u( Desirable Dwelling on the Five Kotch Road in
the Tow n of Orungoburg, known as the "Methodist District Parsonage."
?1 TjTsirahlc Building Lots on Glover Street.
One Thoroughbred Devon Dull, 5 years old, will bo cold cheap.
A lot ul lino Hot House Plants. For particulars call on
nor J
KIRK ROBIXSON, Russell Street.
1878 ' ly
EXTRA
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DRY GOODS
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Assortment to suit the most fastid
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Mr PRICES TO SUIT THE
TIMES.
Dress Goods
Dress Goods
DRESS GOODS
Dress Goods
Dress Goods
We have
The ENTIRE STOCK. Close In
spection vriil convince you thie is
the lime to buy
Largest aasortnsent of
HOSIERY,
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H03IEBY,
From 10 cts pw pair up.
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RIB RONS,
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Flannels Blankets
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EST Everybody says our
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OSE DOLLAR SHIRT
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Our
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