Orangeburg times. (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, September 05, 1879, Image 3
TIig Oi'aiijLrolmvy: Time*
fi O C A I j
For A! ayoi'
J. W. MOSELEY.
Foi* Alclevirieri
J. S. ALBERGOTTI.
J. G, DICKSpN.
W. M. SAIN.
JOSEPH STRAUS.
Mr. Copes
AV i 11 bo. at Coibeltsville on
September 3()tb. See lintieo.
? i ? ?? -
A I aiM ) Fair?
We uro informed that the Ed is to
Rides have in view a Fancy Fair
about the middle of next mouth.
Only One Dollar
For the Tl.Mi.fs lor one year. Sob
scribe and be posted in the .news of
the day.
Tltnf.S 115 i;; hi -
Council i- now eiigag' <I in having
the road to the depot worked and
leveled A railirg is also suggest nl
along the. Railroad.
con raising?
Wti were very much gratified at
the opening of the schools on Mon
day. The prospect, seem-; to be
brighter than usual.
Dr. E>uk< s" Store
And residence on Main and Mar
ket streets is nearly completed, an 1
presents an attractive Iront. Such
buildings improve our town.
Attention
Is called to {ho communication of
''Red Cat.-'' inanother coin* n, which
gives the ligures in the cultivation nl
a 11op, at d. wi I therefore he of profit
ami interest.
A Fire
Was observed on Saturday night,
supposed to be in the Northern sub
urbs of the. town. It proyed to bo
the burning of the house of ii colored
man by the name of ColRnV about
?ne mile from the Court Hons '.
laiuno A git in ?
Or. Elliott, whose trip to the
mountains wo have already men
tioned, returned home on MoNiday
and we arc pleased to announce that
lrj has been much bom fite I by the
jaunt.
Olli* Thanks \
Are due to our correspondents for
their kind attention for months pa*r.
?cnd us the news from even part of
the County. Communicatioiis if loft
with us on Saturday or Monday of
each week would !> ? be<f.
The Sugar fiC?'lliiery,
'J biougb tin enterprise of Mr. Cor
nelson, will be in operation to-day.
Mr. Straus has been arranging the
machinery, and on a visit to the spot
on Wednesday, we leariicu that tue
?work was nearing completion;
Atlanta Medical t oil ego ?
'Ibis college has an advertisement
in another column. We know of no
similar institution that can oiler ad
vantages superior to this o e, and
therefore do not hesitate to recom
mend it to students or physicians.
Fi-h ami Oysters?
Mr, Z. J. King informs us that he will
have on Saturday, the above dcliacics
prepared,for the table, also just in, a
case of champagne beer, besides other
goods in his line, all of which he is
funishing at living prices .
IV j'sonal ?
Wc were glad to meet on our
streets friend L, II. Waiinntnakcr,
who has just returned from a trip to
the mountains for his hea 1th, appa
rently much boncfitc 1.
Peter Cannon and Mr. Link re
turned from New York Wednesday.
Cloned Down?
We arc informed that the County
Commissioners, in consequence of the
frequent appeals to them for the use
the Court House, and the- risk run on
account of insurance, have decided
not to allow it to be use I again for
any other than Court purposes.
CoriielHoit ?
INIr. John Danncr who has been
North laying in supplies lor this
mammoth house, returned o n last
Thursday after laying in one of the
best and largest stocks of merchan
dize ever brought to Orangcburg.
Wc Stepped in on Wednesday after
noon and found the whole force busy
unpacking. Friend Danncr say? that
be is prepared to supply tho County
with the best articles at tho lowest
figures, having made bargains every
where. Now is the time to call and
make investments..
A l>eer Hunt
In iho Fork on the 1st of Septem
ber about 11 miles from Ornugoburg,
resulted in the killing of a lino doer.
The pnrty consisted of John Bonnet,
Barney Williamson, Johu North,
Barney Livingston and Joseph Kon
nerl v.
Read! Head!!
Eros' change of advertisement in
todays issue. lie has on hand a
splendid stock of merchandise and
confectionery, and will fix wedding
cakes at the shortest notice 11 >'
meals and hot codec will ul-o be
furnished hereafter for Indie*.
(?icriiisui Chaiuoiaile Tonic?
A tonic that at once invigorates
the Liver and Digestive Organs,
regulates the Bowels; acts upon the
Kidneys, opens the Lores of the Skin
and for all Impurities of the lilood,
it is unsurpassed. Trial bottles 1"
cents. For sa'o only by De J. (i.
Wannamakcr.
I>. Itorfjoun
W ho re:timed from the North a
few days ago, where he has been
making purchases 1 r the benefit of
his ctiet' mcis, is rccei' iug every dtlj
fresh and varied assortments of
m< rchandise, all of which he i- oiler
ing at (ahul >us'y low prices. Give
him a ca'l and save motley.
tA Tcxa? View ?I it ?
There has beuu considerable dis
cussioh as to whether Air. Spraguo,
the shot gun. or both were loaded at
Narragansett Pier.
Whereupon ihe Galvcston "News"
remarks that it is "singular to say
that only Coupling, who all admit
was not loaded, ??went o'f."
W. V. Roltiitsoii,
'Ihe seed nnd (lock man o.' the
town, is always ready in his line. lie
has a line assortment ol fresh turnips -|
ami other seeds on hand, ami farmer:
would tin well to note the laet an 1
supply themselves at once. He will
attend to your chronometer ho,
without, which no household can bo
well regulated.
Feed 1 ?i tea*?
Mtssrs. Edwards & Thompson, at
Mr. J. C. Pike's store, hive only a
few of the new Vinginia iced cutters
left. The demand lor this new ma
chine is so great that it will be im
possible f< r tin n. to < htaiii another
lot this tea son and we would advise
those in wain of a first class feed cul
ler to en 1 (>:i lb cm immediately.
Prof. IV. W. Lcgat'C -
We noticed in our last the visit of
j this accomplished gentleman an I
distinguished educator t> his old
home at. Orangeburg. We have
since Ihiii favored with a catalogue
id the institution which he represents,
ihe Adger Col l< go of Walhalla, and
we feel m> hesitancy in heartily re
commending it to the patronage ?>!
the young men of our county an I
State.
Wlint Doch it iTlean?
Orangoburg was excluded from the
benefits of the excursion trip to
Charleston th:s week unless tickets
were pin (based from Columbia, li
wasccrUtinly u short-sighted game on
the part of the Railroad managers.
W e know of one merchant w oo in -
tended to go to Charleston and spend
8300.0, hut, who, in consequence of
this unjust discrimiua ion dcteruiined
to turn his course to another market
Does this pay ?
A Model Official?
We had occasion last week to ride
over the 1 ive Notch Una 1 as lar as
Four Holes, and wo ?vere struck with
the unusually careful manner in
which this section of road was worked.
Upon inquiry we ascertained that ii
was don e under the immediate si*per
version of Commissioner L. S. Con
nor. If- he continues to perform Iiis
public dulies in this way, we should
not be surprised if he is made,'not
only a second, but even a third term
er?-if he is not kept in office for life.
IScligions
According to appointment, Bishop
Howe visited our town last week,
and picacbed two able and impress
ive sermons in the Episcopal Church
last Sunday. The ceremony of con
firmation took place, in the morning.
The delightful services of this church
were enjoyed both morning an 1 after
noon by large and appreciative con
gregations.
The Presbyterian Church was also
re-opencd OU the same day, aller a
months absence on Iho "part of the
pastor, Rev. J. I). A. Brown, who,
with his wife, lias boon recreating in
the mountains. Wo are glad to
liear that the trip has been beneficial ?
Death?
Wo are pained to learn of ill e
sudden death of Mm. J. M. Groww? II
at 1 cr residence near Ft. Motto '>n
Tuesday. A few years only have
passed since the demise of her hus
band, and this dispensation now
leave? the bouse hold bereft of both
of its head-:. Our sympathies arc with
the relatives and friends of the de
ceased who arc left to mourn her de
pa i lure.
Town Hall?
^ e have heard several suggestions
in this direction and mention them
only as a matter of town talk.
As to whether the building of a
Town Hall would b; advisable wc
arc not pieparod (to say.
It will be notice 1 tint tii ?
County Coniniis-iwners refuse t >
allow ibe Coiirl Housj to bo used in
this capacity, an 1 if ibey are resp > i*
sible lor th ? insurance in
dividually wo can't blaue I hem.
But it seems to us thai it a pi ic ? ol
holy, while this lino hull, paid for h
our taxes, is standing, for us to be
lux? d to 1 uild auotl or t-iniph on a<
count of this insurance difiicultv.
The lax payers ol the County oug \:
to have the use of the Court lloti-o
wh< never they want it, but of course
we can't say a word again >l th:
I ounty Cdmuiissioner.s for rkjfusing it,
as long as the insurance policy stau Is
as it is. lint we would ask, couhl
not the poli y be mj arranged thai the
lax payers would have the risk,and
the t on i House could bo made use
ful as well as ornament il ?
Out* Ticket?
'J his is the only opportunity we
will have of saying a word on this
subject before the election which will
take place Ii XI Tuesday,
Tho only regularly nominal td
ticket in the Hold is that put forward
by the Democrats, and headed by
Hon. J. W. Moscley.
Jt i.- said, with what truth we don't
know, 'hat another ticket is to be run
under the leadership of Geo, I3o iver.
Dot we can't see what elfeet this
can have upon Democrats, unless it
be upon such of them us coquetted
with him and hired t> him 1 i-i year
Mr, I'oliver is a Itepubli an au I h is
never been anything else. Tboref>ro
his funning, il bo doc?, will make the
light n Ktiaight-out one; and bo who
is not for us will botigainst us. Tin ro
can l>c no mixing.
The Democratic ticket win mad.'
up a! a large meeting with grextcarc,
and with a special eye to tho varied
interests ol the town. There- can
therefore be no objections t ? it, an I,
in fact, wc have n ever h ? ir 1 o i v
The issuo is mote important than
wc are apt to conceive. The influ
ence of success or defeat *>ill extend
beyond the limits of our tow n, and
will be fell in future elections.
The Democratic ticket should he
voted as a whole, ami we hope no
name will bo scratched upon it. Such
n course would be an injury to us :n
a party,
Let us then rally to the polls on
Tuesday and make a determined
effort in the interest of good govern
incut, and victory wi 1 assuredly re
sult.
Critic*** Purin ?
As announced in our last, we nc
copied an invitation to visit Ohio's
hum, for the purpose of witnessing
his experiments, showing the virtue
of straw, haves e\.\, in building up
poor land, und even rendering im
mediate benefit to the crops. We
were shown a field of 4?'i a res of corn
on laud built up in this manner with
the aid of a little col ton seed which a
low years ago produced lite most ordi
nary ciops, now laden with a crop of
the Ik a vies! corn, many i ! the stalks
having two full ears, and the field
promising a yield of 15 or 'JO bushels
to the aeie,
Wc noticed that the peas in this
corn were luxuriant, which leads us
to the conclusion that Critic is right,
that tho fai luire of the peas in friend
Dukes' field was not due to the suc
cessive manuring with cotton see. 1,
but to the lack of straw along with
it.
Wc next examined a field of 43
acres of cotton, manured with raw
straw out of the woods and 8 bushels
of cotton seed t.i the acre, and tho
cot'on ranks with the lust we have
seen in the t lounty, equalling so .'mi >t
tho mos) highly manured. To eight
acres of I his field sail WHS also added
and the difference was visibly in its
favor.
Besides this wc also visited Critic's
rice, .sorghum and sugar eano, all of
which were doing well.
lie lins in 100 acres under
cultivation, und we wore impressed
with the fact that he h is found tho
secret of success which is tho making
of the largest yield with tho least ex
pense und labor, and withal yearly
improving his land.
Tho writings of such men arc
valuable, and we commend his serie s
of orliMcs to the careful study of all
w ho want to make farming a pleasure :
and success.
B>r. Jones" iLcctitee -
li was our pleasure on last Friday
evening to hear a innsl eloquent and
instructive lecture in the Methodist
Church, on "Female Education," by
Prof. Jones, of Columbia.
lie is a gracclul, witty and i in pros
sivc lecture , an 1 withal his views
are s und und practical. His. lec
ture took a broad and varied scope
vith which we could not pretend to
acquaint o.ir readers in the limited
space we have to devote I > it. It was
very much regret! I that ho wi* a ??
corded .-~o small an iiidiciice. His
views on female education, especia ly
in re.ibrciiCu to phy.>ie.tl dovolopui ;nt
and eu'tuiv, wen: ex i.dleiit, ail I v !
hope, will h >v ! a tendency to dissi
pate some of the errors of U13 ago.
Our girls, and even our hoys, are too
much pampered. Iv/ery ui.ilo Insti
tution might to have its gy:n:ianu u,
and every fc hale seminary its
Calisthenic appliances. The ai n of
education should b.> a sound min i in
a sound b i ly.
He showed thai one of the great
resu'ls of proper education w is tho.
giving of man a mind of his own;
and he gavo a very wholes > n ? se >r
iug to that class of men, who, v. Itch a
political question aris s, wait to know
what their neighbors think before I
they venture to express an opinio i
of their own.
We cannot altogether agree with
him howevc'i in the assertion that it.
is u Christian duty to keep up with
the fashions. We would :t h ;r !i iv ?
ii mind of our own on this subje ?!
ins tea I of being i'\ ? s' iv : of t i s
in antun maker and tail >r. If a fa-.li
ion is j: ? id, WC say follow it, bu? if it
is bad, have a min 1 of your own, and
reject if. Let comfort a i l d icon *y
be the guide. Many of the fashions
arc excellent,and should be followed,
but, if there are thoso w'nn
uro so peculiarly constituted
?as t> think it. unnecessary
to have a yar 1 id' .-i.i:t sweeping the
h reels or lie! J up in their liau I-, .vhy
should they not have min 1- of l'i ir
own,.-im1 be allowed to dispense with
the luxury, witho ir. en.: i inter! i ; tin
charge of violating a Christian duty?
The -am ? may bj sai 1 of ;<i i ly ot'i sr
ri li colons lashions.
We repeat it , if a fas'j ion is good
don't he. an old fogyi but have a
mind of your own and follow it, but
if it is bad, with th s same in lep en
I deuce, cast it away.
Upon the who e, Prof. Jones' lee
lure was one of the best wo cvor
heard, au 1 proved hint to h ?> a
thorough sch dar an 1 practica! think
er. *a e h ipu he will visit our town
again, in win h case WO feel that we
could assure him a flattering a i li
en ee.
Do We Kelieve iti U iteliee ift ?
"1 take the position that we do not, in its
broad sense, said a gentleman of years and
experience, and yet we lind many of the
I pre-'nt day carrying Ihiekeye in their
? pocket through a 'dud of superstition,
I when they illicit) he relieved by a few
I applications of 'fabler's Ihiekeye l'il?
(>i 111 in en i.'" This Oiuliiieut is made from
the I'uckcye, und i- reeonimended lor
nothing else but i'iles. dry ii. It will
j cur.- yoii. Price 50 cents a bottle. For
j sale by l?r. .1 i i. Wannaiuaker.
Takoai in (lie Act.
Sisier Jones called on Uhler Siii'uli a few
evenings since, being :?. next door neigh
bor, she entere 1 his study iinannoimc -I.
and was greatly shocked at s eilig him
taking a drink from u suspicions lookint;
bottle, lie noticed her look of inquiry,
and said: "This, Sister Jones, is'fabler's
I'ortaline, or Vegetable Liver Powder, 'he
only remedy I have ever found for the
many troubles arising from a disordered
Liver. I can recommend it." Price 50
ei in-. Kor sale h\ Dr. J. (I. Wannainnkcr.
Market Reports.
Corrected every week by Messrs. Hum.
A: Scovn.i..
Fhioay, September <"?, ISTil.
cot I on
Middlings. lO.'.V.
Low Middlings. '.? ? ..
i quinary. M '.'
PROVISION?!
Corn.(I >
New Corn .
I Vila. .
I*odder, per lOU Iiis.
Uougli Lie*' ?
N *- > 1 IC i ..
1 ?ii, i)L- ai i orhiii.sville scptentbi'r til
lf'79, i>i.-lead of Drang eh urg Court Wmiso
as pi i viotisly advertised.
KOIIRKTCOPKS,
Treasurer Oraug. bttrg County,
stun 5 |i
the genuine
DR. C. MclANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
VEBMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
rpi 115 countenance is- pale and leaden
colored, with occasional flushes, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pu
pils dilate; an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eye-lid ; the nose is-ir
ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds;
a swelling of the upper lip; occasional
headac he, with humming or throbbing
of the ears; an unusual secretion of
saliva; slimy or fun cd tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning;
appetite variable, sometimes voracious,
with a gnawing sensation of the stom
ach, at others, entirely gone; fleeting
pains in the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels ir
regular, at times costive; stools slimyj
?lot unfreqttcntly tinged with blood;
belly swollen ami hard; urine turbid:
respiration occasionally difficult, ami
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and convulsive ; uneasy
and disturbed sleep, with grinding of
the teeth ; temper variable, but gener
ally irritable, eve.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
iv.\. c. McLANK'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
it doks not contain mrkc?ry
in any form; it is an innocent prepara
tion, not capable of doing the slightest
injury to the most tender infant.
The genuine Dr. McLaxk's Vkr.
mi fuck bears the signatures of C. Mi
I .an k and Fi.f.ming linos, on th*
wrapper. -:o:
DS, C. McjLANE'S
LIVER PILLS
arc not recommended a remedy "for al:
t!i> i!!-. that Hush is heir to," but in affct lion."
of tlio liver, and in nil Kilious Complaints,
I lysnepda anil Siek I Icadaclic, nr diseases ut
that character, they stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic c.-.n !>;? u >ed preparatory
to, ?>r r.t'te-r taking (Juuiihe.
As a simple purgative they arc uncqualcd.
Br.wAtts; or i.-uiiwtions.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
I '..ich 1). >x has a reil wax seal on the )i>l with
the impression Dr. McLane's LrVEK l'n.is.
1 .'eh wrapper hears the signatures of C.
M< I.ank ami Fleming Pros.
. I nsist up i) having the genuine Dr. C. Mc
I.axk's I.ivkr l'n is. prepared by Fleming
Bros., cf l'itt'-hiirgh. I'a., the market being
full <>f imitations of the name Mr I;<ltief
sne?.-cl difTerently but same pronunciation.
illlffS SUHL
The
Eighth Annual Ssssio?
Of this SCHOOL will commence on
SEI TEMBER 1st.
Course of Study and
Terms:
DEPARTMENT A, $2 PER MONTH,
Heading, Writing, Spelling, Klcmcnla of
Ariihenn-lie and Grammar, History, Geo
graphy and Kloeution.
DEPARTMENT II, ?2 5? 1T.K MONTH,
Composition, Higher (Inmniar. Hook
Keeping and Higher Arithmetic uddetl
lo in - .--Hi lirfl of Department A.
HIT UTMKXT 0, $:i PER MONTH,
Rhetoric, Philosophy, Algebra, Geometry,
Chemistry. Logic, botany and Astronomy
added in the Studies of Department I!.
ObASSICAb DEPARTMENT, 50 CENTS
1 XTRA KOK EACH LAaOUAGE,
Latin. Greek, French, Roman and Grecian
.V111 i ? I:; i l i e--4.
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT,
In charge of
Jl IS.N Is. MKIil^ICIIAMP.
C . Libetnl deductions made, where
more than one pupil tit tends from
a family.
HOYS prepared for COLLEGE or
BUSINESS.
The SEXES kept strictly separate.
RIGID DISCIPLNE and high
MOK \L as well as LsTELLECTU
AL 1 RAINING maintained.
Public Examination and Inhibition
in May ot each year. Closo of
session dune 30th.
HOARD in good fumiliis from $10
to i:' 11! pet' month.
For lurtber particulars apply to
S l'| LliS R. M lil.LICIIAll i",
Principal,
Orangeburg, S, ?,
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
The hint examination of Public Schoo
Teaehi rs will In- held at :-herMan's ."Yhon
Pooni, Amelia Street., cm tnrdav, -'. p
icinher -71 n. ? .^7 rrtainu lv.dn^ in P
o'clock, A. d. No niithei .inprii" ?I ->
ho ided uc ?: <?
1?. b. CO NNOR,
School ('ointnissi?ner.
Orsinguburg, S. ('., August -Dili, 1370.
ting 29 r?f
t:. i'. MrllON w.:> ? CO..
l'ru.r.-i.;.- nmlOon. A.'te. r-v.n Francisco,Cnlifnraia
r.;'.t| cor ?( Wanhlneion nn.l Cliiirltitn st* . .V. Y.
sum iiy nil . ?! .-. .? i .? untl o. l r?.
A Rare Chance
FOIl
farmers.
The undersigned respectfully informs tho
Citizens of Orangeburg ''ountyjthat lie will
arrive at \V. M Sain'aStables,at Orange
burg IT., on the first of October next
with' -10 Hen J ?f Fnncy I lorscs from '.lio
finest to the component, which will be -ol<i
on thirty an?l *i.v?y days time, at the most
reasonable pi ices. .
?l I), c ( t in :
atig 2U
13acecni.tr ix** Not too
AH persons having demands against the
estate of William hi. Hutson, deceased,
will present lliu same duly proved, and ail
poisons indebted to said estate .viH ple.ise
make payment to
MARY M. IIl'TSOX
ang 10?It (.Qualified Kxcciilrix.
GOOD NEWS
At the old FASHION ABLE RE
SORT of
THEODORE ICO UN
THEODORE IC?HN
THEODORE F.OHX
I would call ihe attention of my
friends and patrons to my LARGE
and well SELECTED stock of
FALL
A N D
Winter Goods
Which I am receiving by every
STEAMER;
From
MADT1I
1)\I miWI?TQ
nuaiii?an umumi
Consisting of
500 pieces
?EST
STANDARD PRINTS
CLOTHING
Dry Goods, Hoots, Shoe*,
Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises,
Jllankets, Cassimeres and
Joans, *" ?
drxss3 goods,
Long Clolhs, 'Cashmeres,
Sheetings, Table Damasks,
Ladies ami gents Under
wear, Tickings, Ho in istpun.s,
Coisets, Towels, Napkins,
Ribbons, faces, Hoisery,
Ruchiugs, II and kerchiefs,
&C. &C. &C. &C. &C.
All 1 ask is a call, feeling confident
that you can save 2? per cent on
every dollars worth of go >ds bought
of mo.
Our ASSORTMENT is LARGER
and more COMPLETK than it has
ever been before, and our prices are
MARKED DOWN
with a view to disposing quickly of
our STOCK.
Call early to secure bargains, and
be convinced as to the truth of my
assertions.
THEODORE KOHN,
AT TllKj
PEOPLE'S BAKERY
Established in 1871 by the Propri
etor, who is still ready and willing tc*
fill orders in
BREAD, ROLLS, PIES
a a iv i?: s
Of all descriptions.
GUNGERH
By the BARREL or BOX.
"Also
BREAD
For Camp-Meetings or any other kind of
Meetings.
Just received
Fwsli Con feetionar lea.
Fancy <Joo?Ih
And Xotioiitt
Which will he sold as LOW as any that can
be bought in Orangeburg.
Thankful for the past patronage of my
friends and the public I still solicit a con
tinuance of their custom.
T. V. Alberaol i i,
Pti! si 1! S| reel, he: n
..... u *? Vi iit or,
KliSSEj, ST.,
A lie.-h supply of Latidreth'sSeeds
just received for winter sowing, which
I will tell to suit the times. Call
and save money bciore buying eise?
where.
1 nov 0 1878 \y