Orangeburg times. (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, March 07, 1879, Image 2
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kits.
KR 1 DA Y, M A HOI 17, 1S79.
Den ihn
Mr. Abrain Dukes, an old and
respected citizen, died at Iiis residence
tu ar Brancbvillebf dropsy of the dust,
outhcoth inst. The deceased Was a
Maso;i in good standing, a useful mem
ber, of the Church, tuid a va'ued and
loved citizen, aud until) there are to
i egret the extinguishment of his lamp
of life. Our oldestcitizensare gener
ally our best, and it is a melancholy
thing to see them thus passing away.
Mr. D?tes had nn rcthan half com
pleted his threescore of years.
Jtrguctcat in juice.
"We regret to learn of the death of
a lit tie child of Mr. Fred. Livingston.
Cur ?yn:pathics are with the be
rcavtd parents.
Mr. Kdn-un Ison, Hving near .S.tntoe
river, died h ft Saturday of pneu
monia, leaving a wife an'I c did.
Mr. William Way, an old citizen
of St. Matthews, wus buried lust
Sunduy.
Mi. Jacob Harmon, an old and
esteemed citizen of St. Mat tho vs,
died InSt Week.
Also Mr. Joseph Kraft, one ami ng
the first to take up anus ami to battle
for the Lost Cause. He leaves a wife
and five children. We sympathize
with his .relatives and friends.
Tims one by one the map cr gathers
in his harvest, one general ion pass
ing away to make room for the next,
which is tdfodily n arching onwird
te take it? place.
To the I'Jitur Ordngeburt/ 'i'im*s :
" J-'itit Just it ia Hunt Cctit/ni" says
he had wa'ted for sonic one t) i;ive t
tiuthful statement of the election
here on the 3rd February, but as no
otio steined disposed to do so he
?'would give a bri.el statement in jus
tice to all parties." lie lentis off
with the statement, "we had no poli
tic si ] party Mrurjlle, but tickets of a
local nature," which is not I rue. A
Democratic straight-out ticket was
put in the field on Saturday morning
against a t icket which if got to:; up h ? j
Democrats was supported by tie
Republicans en ?ms?, und who drc'nr
cd for E. T. It. Smoak on politic i|
grounds. The tnipnortcrs of the
Smoak ticket were notified of it, but
they claim it was an ii ctioueeriug
trick, and further to fx trie ate tin m
selvcs firm an unpleasant dilemma
claim in the face of the'whole Damn
cracy of tbe County, that 12 T, Ii.
Smoak is a Democrat? Where he re
nounced his allegiance to the Rep ib
licans, and affiliated with the Demo
era tit party, is known only to your
corrcfi] ondent who has given a truth
ful statement of the matter. Ho says,
"all the ticket being Democratic ex
cept E.Green." It issnrpprisin,' he
had lud put him down a I. > a O uio
crnt?everybody recollects hi*
(Greens,) Peter Yotis,notorhty.
Others on the ticket, have never
joined the Dcmocruli: party. J. 1)
Rhoad bus never jnired the party,
and Mr. A. V. H. Dukes i\h<. -e-ms
to sensitive in regard to \mi\* calbd
a Republican or Independent w.i
wailed upon by several ( nvmit'ees
to know where he shod i tl
paign of 1 70 ttnd ??
] 87^ on the mit ? ? ore h\ " ? du
In the : a liny iltijs ol Rtpiihii a... is
he gave aid and support by ?oi i ' on
the (flicialhondolET.lv. Smoak.
I?>'ow thty ftij ported this lie he I with
all their energy ami influence pre
vions to and t n I he day 'delect inn ?
guarded the box by a man in front of
it. and one in the tear?lining de
tented, claim the inn ..tigers acted un
fairly, ami that the lux tv is stufj'ed
by their opponents.
The Democrats on the Reeves tick
et never asked any "true ltepiibli
cans to go on their ticket to fctro Igth
Pll it," ti er b it tilde to l-iko cure of
themselves without forming any sueh
miscegenation with Ihcm. Your
correspondent says, "hm fln-y refused
to run." 1 won d ask why? I tvau.-e
he must acknowledge they were de
termined to elect 1*1. T. R. Smoak
and E. Green Republicans, and they
had the aid and sup|ioit of the "tine
Democrats" on the ticket.
W hen the votes were counted the
lenders of the Stnonk liekel wer*?! very
much excited and proposed forming
a line to count their followers which
so excited the colored Republicans
that it precipitated a row, and if it
bad not been for the efforts ol a few
Democrats, we would ha\e had a
bloody affair. A ft er the election was
declared, the crowd of Republic ins
mussed in the ft reel, being harangued
by their lenders, while the Demo
crats had retired to their ho n s
peaceably. The negroes in the pre
seiiuo of some of these parties coin
me heed calling out "where is the
white iiiaa' which br) 14V. t!i s n out
und was the cause of the second affray.
To stop these actions of the Republi
cans, Mr. .). \V. Fain and R. Lowis
Berry went on the street?after slop
ing it in one direction tln-v proceeded
down the street iu front of where a
negro was calling for the"white
man," and while speaking to aim the
fracus between Mr. Fairey au I Dakns
commenced, which I will not here
speak of further as it will undergo
legal investigation, only to say it did
not occur inside of Air. Dukes' bouse.
Justice
Jute Culture.
Editor Times :
Knowing that you ta'>e great inter
est in all that pertains to the advance
ment and prosperity of Agriculture
in our County, und that you are nl
wtiys ready to aid with \0111 valuable
paper every object that is calculated
to add to its material prosperity, I
hand you the eec'o ed letter for
publication if you (hink propar. Th c
letter speaks for itself. Much has
been said by our fanners about the
low price of cotton. '1 he question
continually arising eon we make
cotton at tJ cents per pound ? What
can we plant that will pay us better? 1
These are important question-} to bo
answered, and each farm t will nut
wir them according to his own
individual stand-] oint. I hold that
we tan make cotton at 8 cents per
pound, provided, we do not. make it an
exclusive crop. Mr. Legare lei s us,
be ^thinks Jute will jay better than
cottnu. With our climat*?, soil and
seasons we can produce neat I v every
thing we need for home e ni-u npti ui,
und the fanner, if he is pro lent,
economical anil not in dei t, can live
with but little cash outlay darin j 1I13
year Then let us diversify our crops
? make every thing as far a- wo can
for hoii.e consumption. Let im use
economy ? avoid dnbl ?ovo?" 1-iry mi
credit, if we can avoid it. Credit
mcuns paying from 20 to ?? per cent,
above cash prices. It makes the; far
mer a fclave to bis crethlor?it binds
him bund and lout, and will, if he
continues iL certainly e d iu bis
ruin. Ray as you go should b'J the
inntto of every farmer. L t them
carry it out fully, and with frugality
und industry. 1 hold they will soon
become tbo happiest and mo.il
independent people us a class uu
God's g 1 ecu earth.
Respectfully,
\V. F. Bakton.
[Copy of Letter.]
Four Mot tk, S. C, Feb. 22nd 1S7U.
Deau Sir :
I see in your last meeting of the
Agr'l Society a discu-sion in regard
to phintiiig Jute, and as I tried it last
year, I will give you my experience
with it, if it is of any usetoany of
my farmer frien I s.
I pi uted when putting in cotton
from lOth April to 1 -1 May?-on
ordinary cotton land. Th s so <1
seems to be very delicate, and i lind
it I aid to get n slaiiil?sbou! I b ?
planted when the bind is da ip and
covered light I >? n first ?he ? 1 t
j lie on sb-w I v, int.: fast it i| t he
1 it' r by 1 xi'. Iii* ii' think ni
can plain lir id .11 1 ?? nn -
T- e .1 ? .il ' I 1 r i .1 1 ?? \. ? n.:
1 ti ..?. ! ! i\ Iii Ii'., nun ; c.w 11 it i1
like ??. ? : ti :.l Iii 1, but otic i?r
two 1 j It,?:. In 1 and '?ue h ?eilig o il<i
I 11I ill ; 1 ?. 1 he plan s by middle
of ?September grow ? or (5 leel high
und Iroih i t? 1 in di I hick 1 the pr ?
per i-i/.c for fihrcj tuul -h >uld then he
cut while in hloom.
The frosl caught (hem before in 1 -
turiug the sec 1 well however, so 1 did
not save any seed, nor di 1 I stoop any
ol (hem :uh 1 left all I had to gi ?n
seed. However, if we would devot e
I half the attention we do to cotton lo
I uu iu re of Jute, I am satisfied it
! would pay twice as mil :b with less
1 wink; lor cotton til 8 cents will nol
1 pay its expenses on ordinary inn I. I
see it slated you will have -01111! seed
to dispose of. If so I would like t ?
1 gut one or two pounds t<? plant again
J this spring more car .'fully.
Yours very truly,
Til os K 1 ?! <;\
NOTICE.
Tho undersigned would respectfully in
firm Iiis friends and the public generally
that he will take charge of Ins office on the
10th instant, where he will he prepared to
do all work in Ida line, on most improved
Ht> le and tit prices to suit the ?inert, All
work warranted to give satisfaction.
L. s. WOLFE,
mar 7 Surgeon Dentist.
To the jP "'oplcr
Ikdow you will lind the prices of a few
nrtiolcH which will he to your interest to
read. Wo eannot {fire the prices of everv
thing in our line, hut will gun run tec tin
entire steel;, which is large ami complete ?
far below any hotiKc in town. We advertise
only FACT*:. Cull once and you shall be
con vi nc d.
Choice Iii" Coffee, R pounds for one dollar
Choico Coffee Sugar, ill and 1:5 pound* for
one dollar
Choice No J Bacon Sides, tij cents per lb
Choice Kami'y tsoap -1 pounds for 2'cents
Choice Family Soup [lied I'aper) 6 cakes for
25 cents.
Dwight's Soda >\ ecnts per pound.
Uood Flour S? UU per barrel
Fancy Family l-'lour *C t-> SO CO per bbl
Coats Spool Cotton ft cents per Spool
Good Shirting Homespun ft cents per vard
Calicos, fast colors 5 io uj per yard
Good Chewing Tobacco 10 cents p^-r pound
Uood Cigars #1 90 per 1U>)
(.Joed doubl?: length Cigar $3 00 per 100
Also Crockery. Cutlery, Tin ware,
Pot ware, Hard ware,
Clothing, (loots, fc-bocs,
Hats, Dry Goods, and ilie
FINEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST
Whiskey, lirandv, Wine. (Jin,
Hum, Ale, Hcei ,'\e? ,{c.
That can ho found anywhere, at price* too
Li ?\V to be made public.
l&r A IdJiKKAL DISCOUNT allowed
on id! the above juices in bills of J en Dol
lars or more.
Itespcctfullv,
i>. t:. SMOAK tSi CO. I
mar 7 lc70 iv
THE GENUINE
DR. Co Mc&AHE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
VERMIF?GE. I
SYIV1PT0MS OF WORMS.
ITU-IEcountenance is pale and leaden
? colored, with occasional flushes, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
checks; the eyes become dull; the pu
pils dilate; an a/.ttre semicircle runs
along the lower eye lid ; the nose is ir
ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds:
a swelling of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbing
of the c.its: an unusual secretion of
saliva; slimy or furred tongue; breath
very lbi:l. particularly in the morning;
appetite variable, sometimes voracious,
with a gnawing sensation of the stom
ach, at others, entirely gone; lleef'rnj
pains in the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels ir- |
regular, at times costive; stools slimy; !
not tin frequently tinged with blood; |
belly swollen and hard; urtr.c turbid; j
respiration occasionally difficult, and j
accompanied by hiccough; cough i
.sometimes dry and convulsive ; uneasy
and disturbed sleep, with grinding of
the teeth ; temper variable, but gener
ally irritable, &c.
Whenever above symptoms
arc found \o exist,
DR. C. Mc LANE'S V Kl! MI FUGE
will certainly effet t a cure.
it does not contain mkkcury
in any form; it is an innocent prepara
tion, not taxable of doing tit? slightest
injury to the most tender infant.
The genuine Hit. McLank's Vr.u
mifuge bears the signatures of C. Mc
Lane and Fixminu Bros, on the
wrapper. -:<-?: ?
dr. C. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS
arc- not recommended a-- n remedy "for .ill
tlic ills that lie- h i-, heir to." bill in affections
of the liver, and in all bilious Complaints,
1 lyspcp.sia and Sick 11 endai he, or diseases of
that character, they stand without a rival.
A G U E A N 1) 1 I '. \' E R .
Nobrt tor cathartic can be nsrd preparatory
to, or af11.- taking t,?u;i ine
As a simple purgative they nre uneqiudcd.
VEWAIli; OF IMITATIONS.
The genuine are r.e\er sugar coated.
Each box has a red wa \ eal on the lid with
the impression 1>:-.. McI.ane's Liver I'm.is.
bach wrapper hears the cigiiaturcs of C.
MC I ANt: and FLEMING HltOS.
Insist upon having the genuine Dr. C. Mr
J ane's I.ivkh Phis, prepared by Flendng
Pros., of Pittsburgh. Pa., the market being
full of imitations of the name jJ/rLane,
?pellcd differently but same pronunciation?
I jaii i,-. lAi'J ly
j Sunday, 9 ill
j Instant, I will receive CAR LOAD of
the
FINEST 150USES
J vei ollciid in ibit Market.
Thanking the Public tor their past pat
ronage 1 respectfully solicit ihr .-nine in
I the futiirr, and shall always endeavor to
i give universal satisfaction both in my
SI <><?]<: ii ii d 1 Vices
B. FRANK SLATER.
Knowlton & Latlirop,
ATTORNEYS AM) COhNSKLLORS
A T J , A W ,
OUANGEBURGvS. C
nov "0 if
3
eflect. Act !
Read Carefully, Reflect Soberly,
ACT PROMPTLY.
KORTJOHN'S AUCTION & COMMISSION HOUSE,
Still retains its Eeputation for CHEAPNESS, and
Stands Pledged to UNDERSELL any House in the
just REt 1:1 YKir .vr
1)KY GOOD.^
EMPORIUM
( hoiee Spring Cnlicos?
t hn.ce Spring Calicos.
Choice Sjrring Ca I cos.
Al*o a r^ft e Lot of
ilaiuhu ig
Kdgiug an 1
1 usertiotH,
1 latnhu rg
Edging and
Inset lions
Which were
BOUGHT ('IIKAP,
H?ing the BcA Value ami
(Ml EG A 3? EST
Ever Exhibited.
A Fine, Large Assortment of
Ofevorj description.
Also just received from the
M AN?FACTOTIKS,
VERY CHEAP, full Li..e< of
EVERYTHING ELSE
In the Dl;V GOODS line, ami being
DA I LV receippt of
s P 11 I x c;
a s r>
SUMMEN WEAR.
THE LIGHT KUNNISO "DOMKSTIC
|.\<J MAC HIN KS,*' and Needles for
all i..-?iii^ machine* always on hau l for
sale ( heap.
Agent for Madame Demurest'? reliable
Patterns.
Call ami convince your rives at the
FASHiONABLK
DRY GOODS
THEODORE KOHN
Medical Notice
Having permanently located in the Town
of Orangeburg, 1 tespee* fully offer my pro
tension a I Services to the citizen* ?.|' the s.\ ne
and ilie surrounding county. Ollice at
Residence Opposite .'ail. Also at Dr. A.
C. 1 'uL.e'i? pni|{ Store.
Rr?:?vtf'il] v
I?. W IUKTOX.
feb 11 It
'Ohl STD
OF
SO REN TR U E & LOU J.EA
AT
McM as f er\s nuiciv store
Aie selling specialities, which cannot
bu excelled nur equalled l>\ any
nlber Kinn in QUA LI I V
und PRICE in ihe low u
ui U raugeburg.
II OS 3 E K V ! IE C>S I E H Y11
iiosj i:k v ::!
7 cents a pair and upwards.
Gentleman ;ui<l I-ndios
iJ n< L trwosiv
At pric ?= that defy coiuoa iii >u.
Besides our
G-?neral Stacli
Of Pry Goods,
U rocerics,
Clotb ing,
R .ots,
Shoes,
Hats,
&C, Ac.
Which we will Kell, until further
notice, at New York cost.
Remember also our
Hi A. PS
AS?
Il.l.UMIXATORS
Which has proved to bo the REST
LA MR in use..
B?** Oive us a call. No trouble to
show Goods.
SORENTRUE it LORY" E A,
Proprietors of the
H pt
"California Store."
1S7S Cm
SMITH'S WORM on,.
At it HNS, Oa.. Dee. 8, 1R77
A few nights since, 1 gave my son one
do.se of the Worm Oil, and Ihe next day lie
passed 1 Ci large worms. At the same tinm
1 gave one dose to iu v little girl, four year*,
and she passed J><! worms from -l to IT
inches long,
W F PHILIPS.
>'.or Pale by I>r A C Dukes
feb 21 3in
A (.1 ntin iff I rn tor's N ol U*< >.
All persona having claims against the
Instate of >s. Alice Power deceased, will
present tbenf duly attested, and those in
ilehtcd to jaiil lv-tato will make pavmciit to
DAN I Kb r. si'i:iiiNr.u,
Administrator
or JAMES P. I XL A It,
A11? rnev at haw.
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M..C-... v ro:t (1.3 I ?. ?. ti^o ducsitrs it pro
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li , > . \. i 11 e psitl by i?ie propricior* it Mcreury?
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i'ri-ii by .ili i 'in;: ?.!?.* fa ?<?
1 I ?? >i Kvi'ff s?r.tt Mrrr?M'j
. . ii;:iit s iid ) i '. .'sacs.
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For Sale br Dr. A. C DukoJ.
feb 15
W. F. Robinson,
WATCH MAKER
An?l Jcuclcr,
KUSSEL ST-,
Orang cburg, s. c.
A nihil Mi|ip|y oi'Laudreth's Seeds
alway- on band.
nov 0 1878 ly
NOTICE.
Tlie iiiidcniigned will file Iii? final ac
count aa Guardian of Alice V. Gardner
with tlio Hon. Probate Judge|for Orange
burg Count) on the 81nt day of March next,
and apply for letters yf I >i?ini.?sorv.
C.fE. GUaIiDNEU,
Guardian.
Feb. 2Sth 1879. -It
3STOTIOE
I* heroby given Hint after the first M^on
?1ay in March 1 will hr in my oflicc every
Monday and Tncdoy in each nio?th in
htead of Friday and Saturday until further
notice.
Fall. I>. L. CONNOR,
School Counnisflioner,
of Orangeburg Co.
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