Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The Oraiigebui'g Times in Mrs. Prothro, daughter of Joseph K. Felkol, of St. Matthews, is lying dangerously ill. Tho Agricultural Society Meets nt the Pair Building on the second Saturday iu August. An interesting meeting is expected. The Acanthus Comes to us lids week with its sprightly face, and is always welcome in our sanctum. Delays arc l>ungcrous? Go at once and procure a bottle ol the German Chamoniile Tonic. It will pay you handsomely. For Ma So A dcMinb'c House and I ot in this town. Fur particulars apply lo this office. The Camp M cot in/i At Call|e Creel; was largely at tended, ami good preaching was en joyed. We hope much good was done Town Market? A j ctition of citizens bus been sent up to thcJTowh Council to establish ' a town mntket. If done it will be a convenience to our citizen-*. Tho Methodist Church Idas purchased a neat clock from Mr. Willie llobinsou, which, we un dcrstand, will be put up iu the Church this week. A Beel in Beat? Mr. LV.vid Dull, of Providence, has taken a beet out of his gard n measuring 2>i feet in length an?' 7 inches ill diameter. Next ! Buuauuy? On Friday, Mr. Phillip's horse ran nwny with his buggy doing considcra ble damage to the conveyance; but not injuring the occupant. Tho Old Folks Have been interrupted in their practicing for the Concert by the re peated rains, but they arc still un daunted, and will carry out lh.;ir ful I programme. ? n c-j^cj> ... ^CM ? ? i - Very JPropcr? The Board of Health requires everybody to put their garbage m a "bu g in front, cf dlicfcdwofo ?ljd Ibe Town Council will have it moved every day. Kct resit ing? Mr. Henry Uicketihnkcr stepped into our ollice on Thursday morning and presented us with lour line melons. Mr. Hickcnbakcr never forgets the Timics. Krskiuc College? Wc have received a catalogue of this excellent institution situated ;tt I uc West, in Abbeville County. Its re putation lor the education of youth cannot bo surpassed. Tho Wrought Is at an end. Copious and refresh ing rains have blessed this entire County, and the crops that h ive not been destroyed are improving won dcrfully. 1 or I he Mountains? A goodly number of our citizens tick advantage of the excursion trains to the mountains on Tuest'?1 -?id Wednesday. We wish .*' * Wouln o ? i i- i ) wind ol mohiifnin air this si<je C orrection* . , . . Some 4"'c l)iU'k'm explaining the Jro_.e law, wc erroneously stated that it was unlawful to kill deer from the fust of February to the first of August. Please read September in stead of August1 Appreciated? The cheering words thai come lo us inn private letter from Lower St. Mat thews arc highly appreciated. It is gratifying lo know that our efforts arc Appreciated, that our "circula tion is growing," and that' th ? Tim bs is much sought after." Yl'e Regret To learn of the death of Mr. Win. M. Shumaker, in St. Matthews on the 28th duly. He died after a lin gering illness, an si was buried at Santee Church. It is sad to be cut down in the flower of youth. Our sympathies are with the. family. Accident? On Wednesday altern >on Mr. Cornclson's horses took fright on his. farm, and in the running with the. wagon, threw out and rather serious ly injured the driver Robert Cotrell, a colored man who is very highly cs tcomed. The I iron fr out To Dr. Duke's store has been put up by Capt. Bell. The work is pro gressing finely. A BSoomerang Is raised in Charleston because the 14People's Watchman," a paper edited by the notorious Radical, ex Judge Wright, is advocating Mayer ir'alc for re-election. Why this is nothing. These innocents ought to have been in Orangeburg in ltiTS l?> get their eyes open. 5?, .1. Iting, Corner Russell and Doyle street, keeps a first class restaurant, au I i-? always prepared to supply meals and refreshments to nil who com3, lie also keeps on lmnd a choice supply of liquors, cigars &c. Read his advertisement in to day's iss i ?. To Ye MsislcSt-^Jalters? Im yc rainy?, slormye nre.ithere We .Ii.I not meete together. Hut on Fridayc nightu again, Toyc l.eelore Koouic, 1 ken, Wc wille Khnrclyc all repaire, He yeseasoue foule cr fay re. Ouaoiaii 1'ni.MWosi-:, Songe Teaeher. To Correspondents We have received two communica lions this week , one from a colored man signed "I'umpkiu" copied by a school boy, and another signed "Tom Samljjravel,*' which we cannot pub Iish until a name is sent in as a guar antee. As soon as this is done wc will publish them. facrman Chumoniilc Towie? A tonic that at oncu invigorates the Liver and Digestive Organs, regulates the Bowel*; acts upon the Kidneys, opens the l ores of the Skin ami for all Impurities of tin: Blond, it is unsurpassed. Trial bottles 10 cents. for sa o only by Dr .1 (i. Watinamakcr. Spelling; ? The Augusta "Constitutionalist" in comincnting on the Cob pi ill investi gation complain-, lustily because tho papers spei! exonerate with an h alter the x. This is nothing my brother. If you were down this side you would leave oir your spectacles every ti ne you icad pome papers wc think of. I We Regrcl To learn of (he death, in <!e rg'a, of M rs. Tyler, el lest dan {liter of o sr highly c- "em id fell ny-eiti/.'ia, Capt. F. ?L Wunhtt mater, gland that the body h is been scut to St. Miilthcws to he. interred at that I place. Our sympathies are with the ! family. _ ???*??? Keep Cool \\\r. Krus' icc-cnam saloon is the place to Hud cm hi fori this hoi weath or. The ladies will lind ?vei y no commochition, even a lady to wait on them. Mr. Kros' sisler is ever rindi to tit tend the wants of the lair sex, and himsc'f the .-lerner sck. His cream is always line, an 1 his c.ikos unsurpassed. Give him a mil. i- ??? ? ? ? oe???? -- The Agricultural Fair? Wc call attention t > the Ictfor in to-days issue by Dr. W, L. J'uion in reference to the coming l air. We agree with all "''.vs, und hope lhal um. farmers ?vil1 ,:ll<,> -l livelier inter est in tl<> matter than has ycl bee.. m.mji:<decl. fairs are productive of ,?.?'h g toil, and the manag, rs should 'hesustained in their efforts. Cape. John A. Hamilton, Who has been suffering from indis position lor several week-, was taken suddenly ill at the depol on I'Vnlay in nining, and carried home. He has however, so far recovered a- (o be able to lake the (lain for an excur sion to tho mountains. We hope the trip will he a pleasant one In h?m, and thai lie will return completely restored in health. Blonrd of 93eaUh The following gen llcmeii constitute the Hoard of Health : Dr. A. S. llydrick, Chairman; Messrs.,lohn Lucas, John A. Zeigler, l?\ B. Livingston, W. IT. Perryuleur, J. J. Street. .J. M. Brunson, T. C. lluhhell, T. R. Malonc, M. 0., Clerk. An inspection will take place at once, and our citiz ns had belter pre pare. The Jell. Davit* Windfall The New York 'Tribune thinks that now as dell'. Davis has got a for tune ho ought it open a bar'I for Lite benefit of the party. Whereupon the. Augusta "Constitutionalist'' s iys that when the lawyers get through the har'l won't bo worth opening. Wo think Jell*. Davis ought to have sense enough by time not to leL the lawyers get a linger in tho pic oil his side at Icact. Early Mrs. Win. Prusncr soul lo our office, lust Tuesday, a moss of line s\v? et potatoes, which wo sampled the same day lor dinner. Who can beat it. TllIUlkH To friend Willie Hobinson for a supply ol' garden seeds, wbich b) proper attention on our part, will furnish valuable provisions for the culinary ileparlmcnt of the Tim 1-2 next winter. Wo would advise all to go lo Mr. Pobiuson and gel his Irish and genuine seeds in prepara tion for the winter. i'hotoxranh.H - Mr. P. A. Sehill|oy will again open his photographic lent iu our town in about one weil; urteil lay-. lie his made a Imir through the Smilee sec tion, and from thence to (I * >r r ? -? Station in Col let on. < hit* re:i 1 -r will lake duo notice < f bis return in our midst, and those wishing good photographs or ferrotypes bad better avail ihomsolvc*: of the opporl nil.. A <J'i>tltitK A11 raj' Occurred near ! cldcrville in thi County, on Monday, between two colored men, Lewis Molimin and .Inn ( Goodwin, in which the latter received nine uts from a knife in the band? of tho lormer, live of which must have caused instant death bad they been the hast deeper. Dr. A. C. Baxter was called in and has, with difficulty, succeeded so fur in giving the man's life. The ESatficnls Moving? A meeting was recently held IU J'ai nv 111 similar lo the one held here < n the <lih < 1 duly, ostensibly for the purpose of discussing the Exodus question, but really for the purpose, we think,'ol inaugurating the Kadi cnl campaign, or beeping their ranks together. '1 ben ccting was addressed by some of lho?lightsof that County, ami, Or. Webster,of ('ran- burg, was pre cnl Narrow Esrnpo Oh Thursday last, as the congre gation wns returning from 7t incetiiig al Jerusalem Church, on the Suit.e liver, n thunder storm came up run ning Mr. A Ii. Felder and family. Or. A. C. Baxter and family, and n par! n1'Mtv.l, P. Livingston's family into tie icsidcnec ol Mr. David S. Livinesti It. While, l.herv.U. tree very mar the bouse was -truck by lighten ii jj biidly stunning lite whole party, bul luckily all escaped with their lives. A Xew !s:t;>i'r The "Educational Monthly" is the name of a new leacher's paper. :i i-pi eiiuei) copy of which we have re - reived!? published by Walker} Ev.uh a- Cogswelh and cditi tl by L B. !1 ayi.e-, <d' Spartaiihurg. It seems lo be jusl wbal our teach ers need, and wc trust it will receive their hearty support. It is a neal and instructive work, and is mis lainod hv contributions from such able cducalors as lion. 11. S Thomp son, Prof. Carlisle, Hon. N. It. Mi l - lhton. Dr. Ptirinan au I a uutnbor of others. Wc wish it success. Sir. Irvia A. Till Died at bis residence in Orange burg on Saturday ol septicaemia, a disease of blond poison, brought on or aggravated by a hair fastening in bis throat while trimming ono of Iih horses, lie \va< .-dc< only a week, and was buried oil Sunday morning with Masonic honors, being a mem ber of the order. A large congrega tion was present at bis funeral servi ces, null a very aide and appropriate discourse was delivered by liev.S.T. Mailman, lie was aboul 10 years of age when he died, and was an active and useful citizen, high1, respected in the community. IIa leaves a family who have our wannest sympa thies in their sore allticlion . The Athletic.** anil Oranges? On Saturday a very interesting gaun of base ball was played in our (own hi iween life Athletics of AH.on ah I the Orange boys, in which the former won the game by a s< ore of ?"? I to 20. The l ranges were out of practice, and rather calculated on defeat. Dr. .7. T. Butler umpired the g'nmo. The A ikon "Courier Journal" says : ?'The Athletics arc pleased with their (rip, and are 'unanimous iu their praise of tho Ornngoburg boys for the hospitable manner in which they were entertained." We are glad to note this compli ment lo our young men, and can say in return that the Aikon boys are a clever, manly crew, anddeserve their honors, Ci!rii|>CH? Woaro indebted to Mr. A. Jour dtiin for :i basket of" the most doli uious grapes grown at Ins home in St. Maltliews, embracing ibe varieties of Concord, Hartford, Prolific, Ivcs, Delaware, &c. Mi" Joiirdain is an expert in this line, ami persons wishing his aid and advice, would <lo well to confer with him. Wc wish him much success in his efforts i'>r the improvement ol tin* fruit culture of our (J.unity. Around tliv World? We have received another copy of this novelty of science, ii col log i anil ?a newspaper on ship board. The plan is to tarry (he students to nn ! uro itself, und learn them practical ly of tliL* world. A nowsp.ip :r press will li ? carried on tie; ship, and the papers mailed porio lieally fr > in the various punts thr in iy be tombed in passing around tin: world. It i- a low and grand scheme, and we Aoe.ld like to -ec i: successful. 3EVlltc!t:i mj?*M School - The eighth annual sossioii of this school will commence on Monday Sept. mher I -!. (Jtit* town being fortunate i:i hav ing n number ol excellent primaiy si hols, taught by worthy an 1 c en t> \ ii nl ladies, this school is int sndeJ :n the stepping stone from tllCSC, the chief aim being the preparation of boys lor College and business, and the giving of young ladies a course which will prepare them lor li:'-. The principal desires to return his thanks In the community lor (he liberal pat ronage he has unin terruptcdly receiv ed during the pa st, even to the closing of ihn la-; sess i in, and hopes, by ap plication to duly, and keeping apace w ith the educational improvements o the day. to merit a Contiiiuunco o! j tie same in the in ure. Good and reasonable board can be obtained by application lor thos-j who com* from a distance. Read ud vcrtisemcut. ii A Hairs ? Town Council me! on the oOth I ihf-t. j An ordinance was adopted open i ing a st root through and between the ' property of.Messrs'. Hull and Glover, a t:d named (Irangu si re I. The Hoard of health wasearnest.lv ; requested to reinspcel tbcyard^aml premises of ibe town ih irdlighiy and report to his honor the Mayor on next j Mol day. The p< tilioh Cora market wn ? re i ? fel l ed to a Coiuiniltac to a-e--nai:i the probable cos*, an I in l!n I out j whether tin: taxpayers would bo will j ing to bear an additional tax for that I pu rpose. The ti< i s in the < cut re o.' R. K Avenue between Kussel! street and the depot were ordered removed. Malingers i f elect ion wie appointed due notice ol" which Will be given at ihe proper time. The tonn pump was ordert I lo be repaired, if practicable, or a new pump obtained. flu! County Commissionersit w is thought, should have an elevator pump in the well in the Courthouse sipiaiv. It>o?<li Mis. (.'. ('. Wight man of Charles Ion died in Ornngcbu rg at ibe rcsi I deuce cd' her sister Mrs. S. R, I Mellichnmp on last Thursday even ing alter a lingering illness. Ileing an invali 1 for a number ol years, by the advice of the family physician .-he caiuo up toOrangeburg Ibr the purpose of trying the bencfi eial ?lb els ol the health giving cli mate of the middle country. 11 seemed however, that tho antici pations lor her ricnvery were doomed to disappointment. She gradually grew weaker, until, during the hist two weeks, the constant attimti m of friends was needed around her bed side. Ihr sufferings were long and great, bill too bore them with a l hristian fortitude ami patience well worthy of imitation by lho?c win are left behind. (hi Thursday night her body was relieved of pain, and her spiri I wing ed to its eternal home. 11 er remains were t'iken the next day to ( hai'lcslon where they wore interred with funeral rites in the family burying ground at St Phil lips Church of which she was a mem ber. To her hu hand and chil Iren, wli > arc left to mourn hordeparture, may Hi.- great. Father in H aven prove a comforter in their present allliclton, ami a rod and stall" in their future pilgrimage in this vale ol icar.s. Is it True Thai a remedy has* been compounded which will <lo iiway with the mineral and drastic purgatives of the past centuries, and which, while entirely efficient, will leave theHVMtcin hi its runner healthy coilditiouV Ye?, the remedy is'fabler's rortuUnc, < r Vegetable Liver I'owder; a core for all the disorders arising from a torpid liver, and as innocent n? spring water. Give it a trial. It will do what it promises. Price 50 cents n bot lb*. for sale by Dr. .). G. WannamaUer. Out at i.:!s( "<i*o<?d morning, friend A., I am siirpiscd to see yen out, and looking ho well; I heard von it ere confuted to your room, and bed, by that pest of humanity, Piles." "Yes. 1/r 11., 1 bad been long a sutlerer when 1 heard ofTabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment. It proved a blessing to nie indeed,one hot tie h iving ho far restored me us to enable me to he about niy business ug du with e:tsr and coin fort. Von can recommend it as a genuine remedy.'1 Price ob cents a bottle. l>*or sale by I ?r. J. <!. Wamiamaker. Before the Public. the GENUINE DS. Co MoiLANE'S cr.i.ititu ated LIVER PILLS, 1 : in ii! V. C?H F. OK [opalsits, or Liver Complaint, IHM'HrM ami sick iibaivaciib. Symptoms of a 1 )iscasccl Liver. DA IN i:; Ibc right side, tinder the I edge of the ribs, increases on pres sure; sometimes tin: pain is in the left .du:; the patient is rarely aide to lie on the left side ; sometimes the pain is felt tinder the shoulder blade, and it frequently extends to the top of the shoulder, and i:; sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in the arm. The stomach is affected with loss of appe tite and sickness; the bowels in gen eral arc ; ostivc, sometimes alternative with lax; the head is troubled with pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy sensation in the back part. There is generally a considerable loss of mem ory, accompanied with a painful sen sation of having left undone some thing whi b ought to have been done. A slight, dry cough is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains of weariness and dcbilit) ? be is easily startled, bis feet tiro cold or burning, and he complains of a prickly sensa tion of the-shin; his spirits arc low; and although be is satisfied that exer cise woiibl be bencfu tal I"* him, yet he can scarcely summon up fortitude enough to iry it. In fart, he distrusts every remedy. Several of the above symptoms attend the disease, but cases have occurred where f sv of them ex isted, yet evaniination of lite body, j after death, has sbbv.n the i.ivkk to have been extensively deranrjed: *? A(i U K A N !"> Pi: V E II. Dr.. C. M<-r.ANr.V, Li.VKK Pu i.w, t>: casts op Act :-: and pKvi-tu, when j taken with Quinine, nr'c productive of I the mps'i happy resulfsi No heiter I cathartic can Im used, preparatory ':>. or after taking Quinine. \\\* would I advise all who are :ifiii< led with this I disease to give them a I-Mlii M'KtAT;. I For all biliou . tlerahgentont;?, arid as a simple ptirgativ?, thcyjnre iihc'itinledj. ri:xv:;;? r'.uri'ATiox?. The genuine arc lieycr s'ti^'nr roatcib Kv'e.ry box lias red \>-.i>. seal oii tlit: liil, with the iiiiprcsMoii in:. McLank'h Livi-ai I'm-.. The genuine M< I \ s i's 1 a\ i i: Pi t t'. hi u the signatures of G. Mi I .am: ami 1-i.i.m im; l'.Kos. OA the \vraj?jH?i-Si ^ Insist upon having the genuine 1>:-. <'. McI.ank's I.ivkk 1'ii.i.s, prepared hy 1 Win. inj? tiros., of Pittsburgh, I'a., the inhrl.ci i icing full of imitations of t lie name Mr I ,<tn i , spelled differently '.nr. s?">*i?c promt ni im ion. WESLEY AN FEMALE INSTITUTE, Stactos, ViudixiA. Opens its "(Ith .Session .SeptrnibeT 1 Slh, |s7;i. Ojjc of the first schools for young ladies in (lie I'niled States. Climate tin > ;i pa--i d. Surroundings beautiful. At tended by pupils from Seventeen States. Strictest economy required. Among the b.w. si term-, in the Union. TT.KMS:? Hoard. Washing, Lights, English Course, Latin, Kreuch, for each half of the Scholastic year, ?110. All extras verv low. Kor Catalogue, address Ituv. W.\l. A. IIAKH1S, I). IX, President, Staunton, Virginia. ju'y -? "t Sheriff's Sales. />'%? virtue of an Execution to me directed 1 will -ell at Orangeburg, <'. II.. -s. (,n the lirsl Monday in August next, during the legal hours of sale for Ua.sli : (>n. I.ni in the Town of Orangeburg, measuring ninety i'.ioj feet, more or less front, and running back two hundred ami twenty-six ("t!o) feel, more or less, and bounded on the North by lands of I?'. II. \V. Kriggmaii, l i.i t by ?). .Street, South hy Amelia St, and West by lot of George I:.'liver. Levied on as the properly of llcniamin itva?, at the suit of Ocorgc W. J/cintosh. a i.so AI! that Tract of Land, over and above die Homestead of \V. W. Wannainaker, ??r., containing one hundred and eighteen (US) aeie-, more or h . s, ami bounded North Kasi by lands of \\ . P. Gain. South Kasl by Homestead o?" W. W. Wanna maker, Jr., South West by lload foimerly heilig two parts of said Homcdtend, and We.-t by llome.-.teiid, and by Mil wood Pia illation ?al I of wide'-, appear* by Plat ol'S. 1!. McUichnnip, Serveyor,dated May 17, IS70. Levied on'as the property ot'W. W. Wunnamakcr, Jr., althosiiitofG.lI. i ornel on. I siui-i;. s Ollicc, Orangeburg C. IL, S. C, dulv i I, ISVu. .JOHN II. LI VIXGSToX, S, (>. C. iu'y IS t!t Knowlton & Lathrop, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS A T L, A W, OR A IVGEHUItG, S. C nov 30 If Robertson, Taylor & Co., SUCCESSORS tO Um. W. WILLIAMS & CO. Cotlon Factors, Wholesale Groccra and General Commission Mer chants, l & :$ ii a vive st., CHAULfiSTON, S.C. jllly 1 1 ]87<J 3n^_ STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA, OltAXOKItl'KO C?l'NTY. IIV C It. GJLOVKR, RSQUinB, I'ltOB.VTK J C no E. WhercaH, Andrew K. Pmoak, h:itli made suit to me, to grant him Letten of Ad ministration of the l'Istatc aiuJ clfcctB of David Smoak, deceased. These lire therefore to cite und admoninh all und singular the kindred und Creditors of lliu suhl David Smoak, late of Orunge burg County, deceased, that thev bo ami appear, before inc. in the ('cnirt dI L'robate, to be held :tt < trutigcburg, C. H ., on 1st Augiii>t iic.xi, after publication hereof, ?t II o'clock in the forenoon, to show caupe, if any they have, why the said Administration should not lie granted. I (liven uud? r my Hand, this 17th day of July Anno Domini IsiT'J. l'i. s. j t\ lt. ?LOVKH Judge <if l'robate, Orangebitrg Count v. ju'y IS ill W. F. Robinson, WATCH MAKER An?l ,f cuelci, & KUSSEL ST-, 1 OruhgelMirfg, S. C. A fresh supply of Dandreth's Seeds just received lor winter sowing, which I will sell t>> suit the times. Call and save money before buying-else w here. nuv ? 1878 ly so.mhtbbbxu xk>v: ritllf? undersigned having piueliajetl Ho' I exclusive right to sell th? *'>'uw Virginia Feed Cutici" in the Conntie* of Orangebnrg and I tani wet I. announce thttt they will keep them .hi hand at the store t>f Mi-'. .1. C. I'ike, Orangeburg, S. (j. In this ? 'niter, that which leu been so much sought after, is found?cheapness of construction, minimum of power, and rapidity ufexecu? lion, liaviug been fully attained. We present this Cutler l<? the public without liar of Mieccswfiil competition, believing that ii i- what its friends claim, ' die most complete Cllticr ever present* ed to the public."' EDWARDS TIIOMt'SOy. Orangcburg, S. (:.t June llth 1S7U. jmie \ j 3m E To the requirements of tlu people, and feeling deeply interested in the satisfaction of the public, I propose to make efforts never before entered into for the welfare of the community, j To this end I have purchased my STOCK, and knowing that earnest ami honest endeavor will meet with that success which should a'tend it, t would ask all who arc socking 1$ V R UAINS in 1 >ry Goods, ~ Clothing, Shoes and Hats. Not to make purchases before exam in nv Stock, and can as<ur2 to SAVE !MONEY by uojxc; to THEODORE KOHN for Dress Goods. THEODORE KOI IX for Novelties. THEODORE KOHN for White (Soods. IT1EODORK KOHN for Domestics. THEODORE KOI IN for Cassiiuers. THEODORE KOAN for Fancy (ioods. THEODORE KOHN for Embroide ries THEODORE KOHN for Parasols. THEODORE KOHN for Straw Hals. Ti I Ft )DORE KOU N for Shoes. THEODORE KOI IN for Shirts. THEODORE KOHN for Neck Tics. A WELL KNOWN FACT that can cannot be successfully contra dicted that HE KOK I (lives iho Best Bargains To be had in Orangoburg. Every man and youth can bo well dressed in ELEGANT STY DE at nominal Prices by purchasing Cloth ing and Furnishing Hoods from THEODOKE KOHN Till-'. LIGHT ?UNNlNCi ,4IH)STIOMIO SICWI N'( i M A( II IN KS," and Needles for all sewing machines always on hand for sale cheap. Ageut for MADAM E DEMO REST'S Reliable Patterns. Spring and Sum mer Fashions are in. You cat* net Cataloguo by applying at T KOI-ITSPS A gent for ?1 p COATS COTTOX Price per doz. 56 cents. Trade sup plied, j No trouble to give or send Sam? plea. Salesmen polite and anxious to SHOW GOODS. The continued RUSH of Custom ers is proof conclusive that you can get. the most goods for your money at THEODOPE KOHN'S!