Orangeburg times. (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, November 14, 1879, Image 4
I A Word to Farmers.
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It iu generally thought that far
mers are an independent sort of
p?ople, and fully able to take caro of
themselves; but,"in truth, they are as
liable to be deceived and imposed
upon as other peoplo. The State
prees sometimes drops politics for tho
moment, and deigns to givo.the far
mer some good advice, which thoy do
not always profit by. Fanners may
think they ' know more hbout their
own business than editois, but in this
they may sometimes bo mistaken.
AVe cannot always see ourselves and
our blunders as others do, and wo
ehou'd give even those who may know
less, than we do a patient bearing. It
is thought by some that the weak
ness and misfortunes of tbe farmers
grow, out of tbe wont < f proper
organization and political depend
ence. They often play into the hands
of those who would wrong them by
uniting against themselves. They
cither throw away their votes or iill
tiro halls of legislation with lawyers,
land agents* nnd loancrs. They sel
ect young nnd inexperienced men
who think it a feather in their c:?p to
be the youngest member in the House.
The solid men?men of experience
nnd discretion, are often Lnored or
elburwed .out to gjve place to cheek
nnd'jbrass. Men of this character seek
position for their own g>>od> and not
for the good of the ?tato.
The farmer is not consulting his
own interest when he is voting such
meu into power. Take the popula
tion at large, and you will dud one
hundred farmers to one lawyer, land
agent or money loaner; and yet ten
of tho latter class will be elected to
ojie farmer. And yet, after being
guilty of this weakness and lolly, the
farmers continue to complain and
growl about hard times. How can
they expect anything eise, as long as
they ignore their own interests as they
do? The politicians and sharpers
arc now drilling their fotccs to carry
the day at tho next election, aud they
will do it because there is no organ
ized opposition to battle with them
for the right. We believe in giving
every man a chance, and having all
our mechanical and agricultural
interests represented iu tho law mak
ing power of tho laud.? PutincUo
Yeoman.
A Noble Habit.
There are persons whom you can
always believe, because you know
they have tho habit of telling the
truth. They do not "color" a story
or enlarge a hit of news in order to
make it sound fine or remarkable, j
There aro others whom you hardly
know whether to believe or not, be
cause they "stretch" things so. A \
trifling incident grows iu size, bul not
in quality, by passing through their
mouth. They take a small factor a j
slender bit of news and pad it with
added words, and paint it with high
colored adjectives until it is largely
unreal and gives a false impression.
And one does not like to listen to
folks when bo much must bo "allow
ed for shrinkage."
Cultivate this habit of tolling the
truth in little things us well as in
great ones. Pick your words wisely,
and use only such as rightly mean
what you mean to say. Never
"stretch" a story or a fact to make it
seem bigger or funnier. Do this and
peoplo will learu to trust you an I re
spect you. This will be bettor than to
have u name fur telling woudorful
stories or making foolishly or falsely
funny remarks. There uro enough
true funny things happening in the
world, ami thoy arc most entertain
ing when told exuetly as they came
to pass. One bus well said, "Never
deceive for the sake of a foolish jest,
or to excite the laughter of a few
companions at the expense of a
friend."
Dear young friends, be true. Do
the truth. There are many false
tongues. Let yours speak things that
are pure, lovely, true.
The press is a most polen t agency
as the enlightener of any people. Tbe
poor man in his cottage reads the
same arguments as the rich man in
his palace, and is influenced to the
same extcut.
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Josh Billings says : ''Cider may be
a good temperance drink, but 1 can
manage to get so drunk on it that I
kant tell one ov a base ball klub."
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To be perfectly good a man must
havo a good deal of human nature
taken out of him.
A. M. BRIGGMANN,
DEALER IK
Liquors and Cigars,
TWO DOOKS EAST OF
D E HMOAK & CO
Now all ye people far and near
To Rriggmnun 3 Restaurant repair,
When Hunger on your senses steals,
And get your fancy Drink* and
Meals.
1 he old, the young, the wise, the gay.
All who have money, and can PAY,
Call on mo at my stand so now,
And J will do my best for you !
Five Hundred men are wanted now?
To unload schooners, (ALL know
HOW!)
Tlie work. I'm sure, will never cease ?
The pay is just 5 cents apieco !
Then come and got employment
good.
For I would have it understood,
Without a single hit of fuss,
You'll get your m noy's worth with
Gus.
oct.?> 1.S7D ly
A. 1 I. LEWIN,
IJarher uud 31?ir Dresser,
Nearly opposite Rull it SeoviUo,
Gnarauicus Satisfaction in hia lino of
biisin'op's. Patronage respectfully
solicited.
. rr ????r.mt ??t.-.i weif.Si hilt .?bout three
'"'j ' .a . ; I tat Iilii.nl itl n livii.;; ftunii (aliWM
,A ? ? 1 ...... ]????. ? Irot' ill it at \i ? i once e\rry
' I .?'('. .,1.1 . : 1' ? i': ?-I other ilupiuitic?
#|- ill. . I ir fi'.xe ((? :n it. L'i'e ii tlie ii-!irr.\l
W-;/u!i-< lt?fr,f lb i:J v.r-.V: jj If t'te l.ivrlnouiw
. >'!'t 1? t > ?i*fnr. : ft .. ih-bln-d. imt Ait
hit'ri 1' 1 ' ' * ' ' ' ?' P'?*.? < { l?c ?yf-<.t,
j?\ ji:H itl frying to e?'-.;?e (larmrjh tHe porea of the
laJptiltt. i...- i it *. 1 turn }..!!<>?.? or J ?ii:ty brown
?|.-??b r. '1 c Mon.r'.i beennvt Jfoer<eil. and Dys
Jjrl, :?<pii ?-??>, t*? '?Up.ition. Ucsidawhe, I.Iii?
*!L vi ? . .1 inU^ Chilli, MM.Vrial rYvert. Pile*,
itfll i !c nr. I i-. :r Stomach, and general dehility f??b
n [low. M-:t:. 1 11 "s II r.rATlsn, the rre.il vegetable
5*|J?!iVt??vcr>* for I rplility. eiiwc* the. l.ivVr t- ihr rv
pmuttt front o.ie to uvo ounce* of bilecnelt ttin? ike
?4 '??! *> 1 pav . ti.i..u, ':i ii, :i. long a-. tho : i> aii aoi
. .Icr-.tnl l>. e ; !.nil . iV.-.-: i.l'nr? t> {??>?- .l~?t
Cj ?|>'.n yi-ltov. cyuiplc.tton <t a brown ditty looking
v. i'.t athiimh wV > iry it?thej beln? the
tm lfct.11 yaiptwni i? iliNajipcrtr. The cur j of ?h hili
?H ili-. ; nnil ]Jvcr complaint i< made certain
. j KytaKli : IIrtr-.ei isrr; I?acoorilar?rcw!lhctireettonj.
'?J jacl e it -.literally curci 1,1 twenty minataft.
J laud 110 i'iti .sc ttsr t ante* iom the tiivr cjii ?eist
"1 if n f'ii tci/l it ; i r< .
j BOLD AS A substitute for pills
vi nv all unuG?;isrs.
H Price 25 Conts and $1.00
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Ttie fn:..lity cf Conwnir-'ion or T'.ir.-.M ami
I.unj! lliHT.-.-en. which iw? p to the zrr.ve at leatl
r;. i.iirJ of a.ll de-vi'? vtetiria, ari.es from the
Opililll or Milr;ihino trentuteK, wSWl aim}'! j* *l|.l
iiciics ats the wurlt of ititaih k-^- oh. Jjin?,ooo will
I - ;?.-.'.! if 1 ):>i.::n or Morphine, or any prri>nra?i<irt
cfOpiuUr, Mr>.|.bl ic or l'ruv.ic Acid, can he fnu:. J
in the ( ? 'i ?: I ? >'.? ?tu Col i.? byiti r, ?hii S liat
. lircil p-oj wlio r.rij liviiij? l.-C?y w. '.. ".le
V-vi., in] ??; I n-> rn".:at'r wrong C-.i bs Jfci>?
y : ...t Ca.uutnptlon it incurable. TI.e
i'i.iT._-t ('..,. 11 Sviti'r will euro it v.i.en
.-. 1 uihcr ir.wur ' ..? e tailcil. AL?, Cotdt, Couch,
\ :1 1. I'rom.hi it, and alt ilinctre* ttt the 1h7r.11
: ..d hin) .. U?.-.J the tt?tirionieli of the Ilcu.
Alexnn '. r lf. ?bc^t, (Sov. Smith and E?>Gov.
.''rdwu ? 1 .?., linn. ('?*?. 1'f^poOy, at vie-'l at
thost oi ?.'':.r retnrr';.*.Uc cures J.i our book?frei
10 allir.t tUs t"ruj{ More* -and b? oonvincod thil If
V -t v : '1 lo \.z ci-.rc-l yuit r-.n lie by takiaC the
ioc.i t'Lowuit Citf?it Svuyr.
T.V!.cl;ii Tr :hr? rc l.urenpel f'-r Tote Throat,
win it ylnl 1 c ' '?"'?? Kt.< v/-;: ?vttt'f at ?at.;c
priem l'-ir jtf- by c!l iJr.i^isu
Fiico Z5 Cents and $1.00
W
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11
mistakei ..re made in the treatment of ail
ih .t Ui ^ c from ooin'ii in the blood. Not
ilf Scnifitla, Sypl.ili*, White s-welliac,
Si i t ami SJ?. in lltwate, in a thuusand,
i? treat?'1 : ? the t:te itj Mercury in tont form.
Mercury i it tii: !??> n.i. and tlir diteo-ei it pro
iU;.? ? .. r '!..iii aoy other kind ol b'.ood or
kkiii dis-.t.r c.ia bo, pa I'tMUCKTOSi'sSTH.LtN.
(HA or Qt'Jlttt'j l.'-{Llf.llT 11 the only medu'ine
upnn win li .1 hop* ol tieovery from Scrofula, by
phili^aaJ McrcurK-l < i ? ?!?<?* "i ?" ?M|;c*, can be
173.011:.!.! y ii.uK t.: ! tltal ti i'.l nur? Cinccr.
; 1 ...... will be |>?.vi b> tlie proprietors if Mercury,
>jr :i:i> i.i};i v<lic; i in i pure I) vi'?CU?ulc a.oi lurin
!c%i . ...1 I . foilild i . it.
I'rice by ail I >rn.-.;ittt jlt.no.
( I I ? .1 1 . 'v ? 11 Stiiui- and Mvnnrt i's
rirr.\Ti:?t: row inn l.ivua for ?aie by all L'ru;
,i : ? ii : . <? :it nul! jjti.OO botllcn.
A. 7. *.'2?.71ELL & CO., Proprietors,
l->H'LA-~"LPWtA- "\.
5 OLD fiND RELIABLE. |
JDi:. Sanfoho's Livkr IsvictonATOitJ
%\ \ n Stamlard l^imily Remedy for j?
^diseases of tho Livor, Stomach %>'*,*2|
Jiuul Bowols.?It in Turely c?5bF \
jVepctnhle.?It never |i
SDebilitnter,?It is ^>*%ffa Bl Lj
i?
Ift vIRl'
J^?llS BJl^Invigorato
"T^haa been uacdj
in my practice
'and by tho public,
^?/-^lor more than 85 yonra^
ytV* with unprecedented roaulte.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
SS. T. W. SANFORD, M.D., ?vrrS^-Vfc
g ANT DaVflUIST WILL TELL YOU ITU ilKI'l TiTIOn.
Pept 11? ly
OFFICE
OF
GEO. H. CORNELSON
I would respectfully bring to the attention of the Public that I am now
opening my
FALL k WINTER STOCK
Just* bought and now OPB3MI1V Cr which will be sOXlD a*
PRICES ibat will DBFY ?"
COMPETITION.
As it would require too much space to enumerate all tho
SPECIAL BARGAINS
which can be secured now, Everybody is especially requested to como and
see for themselves. Respectfully yours,
GEO. II. COKXELSOX.
IXL 'RESTAURANT
BY
A. M. IZLAR. AGT.
At Brigffjiiann's Old Stand
Call and get your Hot Meals, Fancy Drinks and Fine Cigars. Come
early and order your
Oyster Stew, Oyster Fry, Chicken and Bice, Hani aad Rico,
Beefsteak and Bice, Saussage and Bice, Hams and Eggs,
Coffee, eic, &c.
Having obtained a liist C lass Prstnurnnt Cook, I ptepnre everything
in Nice Style. ? ll and satisfy your appetite Everything put dowii at
Bottom Prices. aug 29, 1379
J. C. PIKE
AT THE
SAME OLD STAND
Is prepared to serve his many customers during this year, as in the
past, with
FIRST-CLA.SS G30DS
At the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
We have on hand a* Large and well Assorted
S T O CK OF G O 0 ? S
With Polite and Experienced ClrfER ICS to show them.
I am making preparations to handlc*a!l of the Best Grades of
PHOSPHAETS AND ACIDS.
I respectfully ask the continuance of the Liberal Patronage so)Jgene?
rously bestowed in the past.
jfcaif** Highest Mnrktt Price paid for all runtry Produce.
J. C. PIKE
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The Gullet Gin Branch Factory,
AUGUSTA, GA.
0. M. STONE & CO., GENERAL AGENTS.
Te supply the increased demand for the IMPROVED GULLETT
GIN. GIN FEEDER aud CON DENSER, Brauch Works have been
established in Augusta, orders will be filled promptly aud satisfaction
guaranteed to purchasers.
liins Repaired by skilled Workmen.
We have Ttettmoutals from Cotton Dealers in every Sectiou which
prove the Superiority of the Gullctt Gin over all others.
Wc are Agents for BIGELO STEAM ENGINE. Mounted or
Stationer, with either Vertical or Horizontal Boiler, Economizer Engines,
Scrrw and Lever Cotton Presses, Saw and Grist Mills, Buflblo Scales, &c.
Write for Circulars and Price List.
Address Q lM STON,K ?fc CO
feb 21 ,Corp>n Facsors, Augusta, Ga.
H. S. RENNEKER,
CORNER RUSSELL & BROUGHTON STS.,
Will keep constantly on hand the following goods :
Coffees Bacon, Canned Salmon,
Tens, Strips, " Lobsters,
Sugars, Hams, " Mackerel,
Flour, Lard, " Oysters,
Grist, Butter, " Tomatoes,
Meal, Soup. "* Green Peas,
Bice, Starch, " Corn Beef,
AH of the above articles I guarantee tobe. FRESH, and will sell them
?tfs LOW as the LOWEST for the cash. Call aud examine my Stock and
prices before you purchase.
Always keep on hand a full supply of
LIQUORS, WINKS'ANI) CIO A HS.
Tho Celebrated "Oakley Bitters."
Persons who are suffering from Indigestion nnd who are liable to Chills
and Fever, Dyspepsia, nnd all the attendant evils of a Deranged Stomach
will Hud a certain and speedy remedy iu the use of the above Tonic.
Come! Come !! Come !!! Come!!!!
Ye men a ol maidens great and small,
The young, tho old, the gay and all
To WALKER'S GROCERY repair,
And get al you wish for, there. '?' lii '
His TEA and COFFEE can't be beat,
His SUGAR is sincerely sweet,
His BACON aud his HAMS are nice,
And sold always at the LOWEST PRICE,
No other kind you'll ever chew,
If his TOBACCO meets your view,
And all will bless their happy stars.
Who chance to smoak his line BEG A It 3.
And if you'd feel his sovereign power
Just try his new delightful FLOUR.
Since he a GROCERY bas begun,
His GOODS are all A NUMBER ONE,
Then tell it to tho young and old
He will not e'er be UNDER SOLD.
Slay not to bear some boastful talker,
But call aud get your GOODS from WALKEB.
Wait not until you all get poorer, .t
Come and be served by AB L. MOORER,
Who, to his'cordiul country friends,
A GENERAL invitation semis.
And WARREN GARDNER too, solicits ?
Your kind attention and your visits,
And A. 11. WALKER boss of all, 1 1
Signs his greeting to the call.
_A_ 03 WALKER
Champion Grocer of Modern Times.
JUST 0
AT THE CORNER OF
Kussel Street and Railroad Avenue
BY
J. .W. MOSELEY,
A full Stock of
A GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
wiiich will be Mid CHEAP f'"- CASH.
All my Old Friends and as many New Ones as will favor me with a
call iu respectfully invited to examine my Goods nnd Prices.
jan 24-ly ,J. \\T. MOSELET. ! '
TT T V TT T) n T W P A w
DEALER IN
BOOKS, STATIONERY, .
FANCY GOODr!,
Grccer es acd Plantation Supples,
At prices as LOW as they can be sold for cash.
Insurance and Co lecting Agent,
Fire Insurance Bisks taken at reasonable rates in first.-elass Companies.
Plantation Bi*ks a Specialty. Will Insure your Stock, either Horses or
Cows against death by Lightning or Fire.
Collections of nil kinds will receive prompt attention.
IvIihk: ROT^iiNrBOjNr
RUSSEE ST. OBANGEBUIUi, 8. C.
IT IS TRUE!
That Ira selling the PUREST and FINEST GRADES of
WHISKEY
For LESS MONEY than any other Store in Town. ?
i keep a large assortment of CHEWING and S OKTMGTOBAC*
COS including tho only GENUINE DURHAM Smoking Tobacco sold in
this Market, and the' OLD LOG CABIN," which is the Finest Brand of
Chewing Tobacco ever Manufactured. Also a fine assortmobt of CHOtCK
CIGARS, including the celebrated %JQO? finest 5 cent Cigar ever sold
THE GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Is crowded with choice fresh GOODS, which I am selling at incredible
LOW PRICES. A Speciality made in FLOUR, which, in its white*.
ness and excellence cauuot be surpassed.
All that is necessary to prove the truth of the abov* statement is to
call and examine for yourselves.
James Van Tassel, Agt.
sept 20 1878 ?mar 1G At Mtiller's Old Stand.
SPRING GOODS!
D. A . S A I N ,
IN THE TOWN OF
ST. MATTHEWS.
Would respectfully inform his friends rnd tho public generally thai
has just received a full stock of
Dry Goods, GRO ERIES, TOBCCOs and
SEGA US, L?C1UOS J*0TH FOREIGN and DOMESTIC,
HARDWARE, &c,
All of which he is offering at BOTTOM PRICES.
XX A. SA.HST.
_u_iimii iiimi? miwii i?um?.??imwiwwi i iwiiiiillini?Miiiiiaiwi ?um
A New Carriage Shop!
The SUBSCRIBER would lespcclfully inform his friends ami tbe
Public generally that he has just completed his
SHOPS ON MARKET STREET
Near Mr. B. F. SLATER'S Livery Stable, *htrc he is prepared to receive
and build to order
Hii?llts Siner 1 or JDoubl Sal. Bii^q* f.p
And finish them in first-class style of the best Select Material. Also
ONE AND TWO HOUSE WAGONS
Put up j-< tbe thoitrtt notice. *
"I it*] >:t i rilljLJ of all kinds done Neatly and Strong.
Horse Sh C C in *>J Expert Smiths.
All done at prices to suit the times and low price of Cotton. All
work wan anted to give entire satisfaction.
d?c 7; 1*78 JR, IX. WIL^S