Orangeburg times. (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, January 16, 1880, Image 1
Carriage Factor/.
Tho undersigned respectfully in
foims the public tlutt he is prepared
to do till
Kind of Work
in the above line on the shortest no
tice and at
Living Prices.
'HORSESHOEING done in the
Lost possible manner.
J also have in full operation my
PLANING AND MOULDING]
MACHINES,
Aud
Gil I ST MILL.
All work in this line done without
delay and on reasonable terms
A rhu re of the public putronutre is
solicited.
july 25
IL KIGGS.
CALL
C A T_,T.
at tiik
PEOPLE'S BAKERY
Established in 1871 by the Propri
etor, who is still ready and willing to
Jill orders in
IUIEAD, \V I L , PIKS
a a k p: s
Of 5II descriptions.
liUNtiEll-S
Dt the HAItltSL or BOX.
A I so
R K A D
Vor Camp-Meeting? or soy otiier l;ind o{
Mi'CtingK.
z'Ml received
fresh ('onfecilonnriCH,
I';aii<\> GoimIn
Aiiil X, liolIM
\ Ii ich will he sold a< LOW :i- any I hat can
1 e luiu^lii in < Irnngehiiri;.
Tlnoikful for the past patronrtirc of ih\
fiends and '.he public I niill Holicil a cm
tinuauee ol' their enstom.
T W. Albernrotti,
Itii-n-11 Street, next <loor I?
-opt 14, 187.$?ly Mr. J. I?. Ilarloy.
W OLD AND RELIABLE. 1
\ Dn. Saxford'h Lite? InviuouatouJ*
' is a Staudard Family It snvstly for
1 discaansof t!?o Liver. Stomach ?A\.raS
rand Bowels. ? It is Purely ?/&&*rak$
? tVogetahh\? If. never ^?^l? pT H
? Debilitatea^-It is %**v Hfl H i W?l
J8* in my practice}
and by tho public,!
more than Co ycors,S
5** with unprecedented results.!
'^"V* SEND FOR CIRCULAR.%
f!3, T. w. sanforb, M.D., kWSS?SSi'&S
?J AN V UHl'GOIST WILL TILI. VOU ITS llErt TiTIOX. J
*Opt 10 \\
PIANOS & ORGANS
FROM FACTORY TO PURCHASER,
EVERY MAN HIS OWN AGENT
I.iittOcn At unit's' Out nil Introduction
Wnlit continued until Nov. i, iS8->. Only Bale ol
the Uind cvrr Successfully carried nut in America.
a,ooo ?u|H?rb imUrutneuti at factory rate* f-.r
In trail ue i Ion and Advert l?emi?nt. Nrw
plan of M-llimc l?o Agttti 1 Vo Csmslutssil loitra
neiti shlppsi direct <-:r, factor; tc iarca??ri. Mdili
tisL'tp::f.;:5iV3i. Agsnt'jr?;oito??. Cclr hoai?Botttk
lim?BOttthiiFlin. VlAN'O??, 7 ?ct. Im, 7I oct.
JijM S<|uartr (.Kinds, fjj;. <lll<>.\ IVS, q stops
Lj; 13 stops, $71; 13 stops, Mltntr Top Case. fvi.
New, handsome, durable. C? years guarantee. 1"?
day* leal trial. Purt ha?era choice from ten i"?vi<I
ing makers am! S4O0 different ttuUs. Join thif
ftt>ritntle 1 lull of ?,00* purchaser! and secure
.in Instrument ?1 wliolesm?? nilrii. Special
trrnis t<> Muiie J'mchers.Churehet.and Pattort
Address for Introduction Nule nrruiar*.
MIDDEN Al HATES, Savannah, (Ja.
doc 19 5ft
for sai.i:.
A house mul lot opposite Win. WilleocVn on
the KcUeville Koad. The house is in coin*
pleleorder with every convenience, for
pnrticnlars rtpplv to
A M SALLBY
JUST OPENED
AT THE CORKER OF
Kussel Street and Railroad Avenue
BY
J. .W. SV OSELEY,
A full Stock of
A GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Wbhh will !?<? sold CHi'iAP ( - A S! 1".
All my OM Friends mtil as many NV-..- Ones a< will favor m? .with a
call . respectfully invited to examine my Goods and Prices.
jnn 24-ly ,T. W. MOSKLRY,
LIGHT
'HE
up rj
if ft
fo wonderful in Its conception, un
procodoi-.rod for d'-lnj/ a larQO ran-?o ot
sowing in toxtU'-j f? brics c.r.ci leather. Its
motions cro continuous, admitting 01" on
extraordinary rate of speed, oltlior by
steam or foot power. Every motion rjf tho
tre?o!o makes :u.x Strohes, t'tus produc
ing! itfcont ono-mlrd mere work hi a drry
than other Sowing Kraci itnts. tt has no
stop motions, and tlghtevnc tho stitch with
the needle out of tho fabrics., it U3cs tho
welt-known Wilson Compound Teed cn both elites of the ncod!o. It
has two-thirds less parts than nny other ftrst-ctaas ?3v^inf5 Machine.
Its arm Is fully ?lgr?t and one-hr.!f Inches long and five and ono-hafr
Inches highland the whole Machine is very compactly and scien
tifically constructed In proportions, olc^cwco, do3ign end appear
itnce. Its simple, powerful and perfect mechanism places it ao far
In advance of all other S, wing Machines as the telephone in superior
to the tin speaking tube. The WILSON MENDING A TT A CK I AC NT,
for repairing all kinds of textile fabrics WITHOUT PATCHING, fur
nished FREE with all WILSON SEWING MACHINES, together with
a Tucker, RufTIor, Corder, Set of Hemmers, Binder, otc,
THEODORE KOHN
AGENT PGR ORANGEBURG COUNTY
T
F. 1) AES, /gt.
rsiikit
Sl ,t ' O jfe" ' If ? ,| ,
?' rift.?!-. n< ?iinit'jiiu'ii
?l'pinl !
(? ricit ^ai" uiiiil ?i n spann
vvry erni in i>l te-s dea'\
jlf.nlo llfcMAL'S vonrCrneei her?!
'* hk Iii'ii for Iii-- Ii ' \! ?*! *n ni<v,
c: unnini; *i the !.<>" K--*T 1'RICK 1
im. .uul n-\ Iii- Flour ???> fine,
hresf. und \ I !, tliinp* in Iiis- l'n* !
'5 ave-loin It TTEK sent Antun.I?
8- very ? nr. ?hnuhl have a pound !
.Vnii it' *< n'd v." we I :in<i nhb*.
5*10 Iiis M A<'Is I- KKI. ? <?., v.,nr Table !
< nod arc all il.ii in !ii- S:l??r?
? i ii.1 i>n e.11ii oi mV?Ii t r ih?iie
i-h irv I..- I. <t'l S i ...
Mi'-. l<i Kjlialll ij :?!' V ' ?
j \ it i< aii wh'i < ii'?>? ?? ' '? '. I!
. ? iir- ? i ? ? ? ? t.
v. i 11me iii:>< tti - r lr;
? nil- !? ilnj !?? I- !|.- -j i lit ? ii .1
!. ; . ?. .
'.'??? er y*i 'o<l iiu r<! ?
Jjiol/i . ..i' I.W Ill M.i't >?.' i.e..
t ?ni', >? ' t !? ? ii ";i ??' i??? ? - ? j'H ii
Ii Ii;- ;:? <i > -ii - ?. > 'i ..i I;
QllC li.'ii liini :i;ui v<i- .1' -? r
I Di'.K-Oi.D-tl '??>!' ItE.
Jli : *v.*ii not li!- y i i ?r- ivi'rr,
|:<;i.-?>ii points ?i ,M?. i.HXK,
$clliug l.tiny l>rii Ks in all ?
liive h.m tlien i : cneral eal ,
iiKsured, Dk.MAUjS i-vIIhrliO.lp,
\ii(i iliti tineM go>.d.s wiii keep.
]\i u'r case to hies.- your .?uri?
Ijnwn with all- except
I >*..?M A Us.
Til k
CLOCK, WATCHM.*tti:?
and
KK.PAIU1 It.
?'Time nv.cl tick,' both ?-mt.> I ?r.i,
h'or Watch ni .1 Clock and people lier*
1 flick yon heeit. <>r tin e In i.
JiikI Haunter round to i 'Iii vi rite.
For twenty year* and two, hc'iispum
In learn bit; how Iiis ar|i? to len >w
Ry fipieuil I'roviden n lie's sent
To Orangcbui j; thai ai t to show.
If a Watch will keep no time,
Ami if a Cluck will give no tick,
"I is just beuatiHc you've minted thi? line,
Which tells of good work, true anJ quick.
If your Watch will keep no time,
(So !<? T. DeCliiviette;
If your Clock will jjire n ? tick
(in loT DeCliiviette.
"Tick anil time" are needed liera
Ity Farmer*, Honors, Lawyers, all,
If tliis be true, then lake Knud care
On T. l>. Chivielle to e ill.
fiSSf'NOTiCE ? All Wail-lies remaining
with me fur repairs oil tho 1st Nov., 'XT*,
will lie sol I at auction if not called fur lie
loin the Brrt Mondav in Dcccii'lier next,
T. DbCUIVIETTE.
july 1 if
Dt?iNTI0T ! rY
nPEKATIVK AM> SHEGil \ Wk\,
P.v l>r. I. WULFF.. Oflii-v. nrer
1?. I miis' Sti? e. Satinfae -tu p'iar.inj ?
in .ill ojieriuions.
t>r>'>" Teeth extracted willn v.l |?ni:i, ' y
lltc Ii?a* nl Nitro i- < >v i.ii' lias.
J. Ii. ihuit\s, Jr..
m vi Kiel wt.?:i:t
IN-i>jict.i nliy iu.or u? l he tnihlic
_ nei' ?llyi il ; t i i.- ?" m' I? ?? inV-. ? ?.Mi! ? -
. >\ ami l'M.'.l with t ! N i;
V '' . < -=.:>?1.
I'.ul <h.t:'i lei ihm lU-ter von from rnlliofr.
?< hm :ii Town, im in.*, i" -<??? my S'n?rk of
Fxi'Vi'ir .lewe r and l'lnic Silver '' iiri',
oiitalile l?;r i lirisCnia-i l'resent* A! piintl*
noi ?in Iniinl, wi?l lie "r<leii'il, al lower r.itc.->
lluui regular retail jiric ??.
All ^ Hiebes left ?itli me fin repairs, not
tr11 Ii?1 .<> hefoie January l-i I8S0. tlntl
have been ilone over ?in?! year will hu Mold
ii anclimi.
No use Cot- Prinrev's 11\U
unless \<iii want lo litvi Hie inn l " i'.l.lA
l'.I.K l'I.ACi". in Town tu Imy .Ifwelry.
See lie woialern ol I lie i i u y, an
Automatic Show Case,
Whieli tarns all litiy, lliereliy (riving von
a better elm lire in select wli.il uiil sni:
Vinn sei i nr ' rie il I e t? -n i ply
'iiissi s. Ir *in be }? 'or jo ;hc. r ,eii o- l >
t.i . i.i ?irr st ' <i; ??? Uiur iewv'r
? i.i ii?r n.?;?.??? ?<?... I ?? iv 'i:i 1 ?
? i im*, iis' > iiilt w:i i'i in
il I um - et- Ii
iirojMiriion.
in v -'1
W i KOI
Win o'iro or pravont rinonne.
No MnnHi wi.l die of CotlO.' Hui a or LVMI F?v
vii:, Ii K.'iur.*? I'owitrrsam urcmI Intime
FonU'Al'owilt'raw llteuroaml proveni II?m CnoLiatA
Ponu*a l'owtlcrt will prevent Oavita in rnwi.it,
Koutali Potvileri will Inereane llie quantu* of milk
nn?l rrentn twtuity per cmiu. an<l malte Um h'uttor fliin
ami tweet.
Fonts*! PowrVm Will rnrr. or prevent alinml kvkbt
1)ihka?r to ?vtj|<:h Hortet am! ( atll? are us' U-tt.
VOQTZ'a Pownaaa u u.l oivk Satihkautio?.
Bold even where
DAVID R. roUTE. rrorrlotor.
HAl.TiiloKK. Ud.
Tor f aleby I>r. .1. O. \\ A N NA M A K F.K
iml Pr. \. C DVKF.S- nov!2 ,1
Pn-siileat'f* R3port?Farmei's Aid
Association
To fha Officer* and Members vf tin
Farmers Aid Association :
GENTI.KMEN :?Our Association
has been in existence now three
years, and by and through an ever
merciful Providence we are for ibe
ibod time permitted to meet in An
ouel4eession lor the purpose of train
acting such hu*ine< as muv be
brought before us in compliance with
the iuudcuieulnl laws of our A.ssoeia
lion.
It must be * source of latisfaet'ibn
and a reason for congratulation to
the members ol the Karmer's Amjocia
lion hat in our existeuej of three
years not a member has been lost b)
de ii f.iis sh mid till all our heart*
with gratitude iil i thankfulness to
jur H:ii\culy Fattier for hit) good
ness toward*, us.
1 think also, it must be a source
?or coiigralulation to tlto members ot
I tte Fanuer'a A id A-aciei.iti iu that
bo- .i.e past years no cotnpaay or
Asi-liciaiion establish-d im the btsis
on- which ours is cstublishe4 has
fa lid. .it L'uat 1 have not heard of
uone. I am myself a member of
several of these companies, on-j of
which I have been a member, tor up
wards ot live}ears.With au inmrauce
ul i>uu thousand dollars up to toe pre
sent lone it hah uoot forty dollars or
eight dollars tiunutliy. I have
watched the course of the AssoeU
lititik .or ii.e past H.i????? yoar.s witu
?unusual '..l .e.-t. Noll<i "t Llr'.u ha' <
Uiit.dc .a...c growth. 8 i oe ol lileiD
have eulierett Might loose* in tueuibei
?hip, Ihm uli >1 llieiu have pat i thwir*
HitUw* lolly unit have gone on in t ti
oven tenor ul their ways
tieleifAssociations and A J Snobs
| tiei. like ours are not subject to tlu
?*-i??.jvc ? v.'bub ha v. brought disa* > r
c> ilie 'regulai iiisu a ?> :<icurnpan ?:?
j Out plnii in ? : I ? I 'd d i ? u ?%ill) !':
j xpcnsivi niii h :? rv and cm nplexi
j i e- Willi . :i .< lie COf?t iii iii?
do i- in the ''regular eoiupam s"
ii ,. \ \ and i i'ii. the mana^ehii'
o: ibe i ti.-i. i r-- ho ? i**t iy
li n.:t\ be w- to eonIras i the! a
??y.-tems o! iusurince: l\ie "region
companies'' diU'er but ottiu ito *i
siviu- han't-. Til y edl crl iron
their pobcv holder*. ir?on inn
i Mill' l.fh - 11:11- ms pii i I Oil'.'
amount in a ^tv ? ti ne I > eno i. h i
i p \ i ll< . ?? O p ? lev ! ?!
I i ; . v !? II lie . >\.. . ..
j > ?? ?: I . i both . ' ?'.> '? . ???? ill 'll
, ''..iH>. und i ?ie Hi p ices o hi
t ,
? c'.i>- ol ( i'liperty, Hu? i? i tn?i ui?ne\
lender uir^e !o--i? Ian; o! the
companies loaasd i" avor'te?u *.i
who were e im roe I oi their iU4ilige
ineiit ? who engage I in speculation
and Biptiiiutere I lue iiiod- pledged io j
the pay meiit ol oca lb claiai?. During j
th(? la-t tour years those who h ive |
bad money to iOiiii haTe had loac-j
cent lower raies ol interest, and in
toi? way tiie mo rest ??: insutau ?<?
coinptii e> haV'i been in iie.i t y ro
duted. Die buildings lb esc c nnpanie*
erected ?s nue ol them costing in llion
nl dollars ! are I) ell aill'OU dea l
Wei; In on .uri . I lie its h iv
a : ll. Hi. e ? . -.1 U! < ic *1 .'? d I ? .
-ii. r<;? e- iii? i i n i by ?? -?* ii.'
a o i:m e i ? ,, v n?tig h t i pay
h i note* .ii \ ti p. r imp uvoiumts
iiud rooii inexp1 u.-**i*.
Ouriii. ibe nue ot the greater
proMj*ettt) oi msutauce companies,
win n ibeit teeeiple lroiu capital loan
eil und buildings rented w re the
highest, ?.lu v wer. reC 'iviuj tt fl iod
ot applications for policies, and they
were over itiu with money. They
raised sauries, they treated Hi ir
agents to liberal comtniistoni au t
became jjeui rail , exirava^aut
1 im - have ebauged, and to my .;
I hem ll i e 1 ..u l, and won' i . i ? V
I ibddei> lit e without pr??i ? :< ? > i I'
\ tiel lei -o bii ion ? ha v kepi e r
i
lot the rockt? mi which extra vu^u a.
I companion have gone to piece. They
have nut [?remmed to become bank
iug institutions. Tbey bare not
asked to be custodiaua of the peoples
inouey for lending purp.<?*..?? Tbey
liR"e. not Bought o becume the em
ployees of tl ouaunds of agent* at
liberal commission*. Tbey waat
simp y > ailb d a way in wh oh mis
and Women in the most economical
and sutisiacto y n anuer can aid each
Other*1 iamilios tu the time of need.
They arc especially des'gued for
people who are in moderate circum
stances und why feel the importance
of pmviding ridief for their families
in the event ->f sud leu death. Even
poor people who have 11 ccouo jiisw
in the expense of living, can a f>rd
10 secure moderate nutrition for their
families on the p'aa founded by this
Avoc ation. The mauuer in which
payments are made id favorable to
men and women of small mean*. If
twenty dollora Were required in a
single payment and at a fixed lime
many would find it difficult to meet
it: but when only 3 dollars aro re
quired at a time from each member
and a period of thirty days is aliowe i
in which to make the payment it ii
plain to t-ce that the hardsip id pay
ment is reduced to a minimum.
'1 here is no chance for speculation
in I he Ai I .Association on the pait of
its olficerri and manager* or members,
as money is only c dlccted as it ii nervi
fed to pay benrfiu. When a mnn jer
die.?, nil the member'] are?v?Mfi >!, >? id
they contribute their mite for the ai I
id ihe death vnoted family. Tue re
arc no annual premiums to pay. The
fie of three dollars for each death
constitutes the whole expense after a
member has once paid his msmbtr
ship fee.
The membership fees, as provided
bv the by-laws of our Assocation, are
graded accord ng to age. This places
.he burden id'main .doing the An-oci
at on eqliiuhly on all ag-a as the cz
peuscs oi management comes out of
t ie fund provided by turmbcr-diip
ee$.
Whiist ? our Association cannot
:ina' ; a rapid increase of member*
?'in. ye; are wo making ?uro and
steady progress A: . ur last An
iiuai meeting ?ve numbered 73. To
day we number 100. Buttbebsst
\ray to iticreas- our m embers is lor os
a to be Wideawake in secui ing new
mem In rs. We should not forget
a i n? urcut leaMon why we
-re .oi mi pr vi le insurance ae
hen \ i- I ha \e have no a-cuts to
. . ? jo u < . i Cic to aid each
? i I: i nit II imiiuuilj ;n er
I* 1 :? ?'? growth und prosper.*.^ of
(.?muii.m vn should spare no
eiioit* ii. hi iiigi ^ i; to the notice of
our mends. I* every member will
inu' e. oi himstdf au agent, and for
the generai good take hold of the
work of securing new members, iooO
will bring large additions to our
numbers.
\V. F. Bakt)x
treasure h REroitr.
T,i the I' eaiilent and Members of the
Farmers Aid Association of Ho, (..a..
1 herewith submit my report, cov
ering all the receipts and disburse
ment ot our Association trom il>
organization to tho present time.
Receipt? from Feh. 2d, 1877 to Jan.
5th l?-w/>:
l' n o. meiiiL r.d.ip iecs . ..S15G 00
III. Bl. skmk" J.?,
. .. d tor priut.iig, p. singe,
&c. Ill 65
Bu<aiice oil hand Jan. 5, 1878 44 45
For the year 1878.
RECEIPTS.
Balance mi hand dan. 5th,
1878 .8 44 45
deceived from membership
fees. 60 00
104 45
disbursements
Paid for pi in tin g, post age, &e 21 50
' k tri I nc- bu bitu? Jan .11,1 87? A 2 d6
e o It. \ ?? i. IS r j.
Balance on baud dun Ulli,
' 1?7J>. P? 0r?
Received for membership fees 121 00
2o3 ?[>
disbursed RSTS,
Paid for printing, jH>stage,
Ac. 8 15
Investment of promisory note 77 00
85 Jo
Balance on hand.8118 80
I'i?j?ut assets of Farmers Aid As
sociation.
(.'?sh on hand.6113 80
Pruruiaorv Note Security. 71 00
185 80
i.iadji .1tic3.
Xetassetts.8195 80
Respectfully submitted.
Wm. 8. Baiitost,
Secretary and Treasurer.
office p.j.
W F Barton, President.
T A Elliott. Vice?Presid'.nti
Wm iri Bartoti, .Sec. and Troa*.
boa 111) of directors.
W F Barton, W W Culler,
I* F (Jramliug, Z R Gratnling.
I) W Sne!l, II L Rickenbaker,
Wm S liar ton, J A Ifan'zlcr,
F H Gramliug, A Jordan,
TF Barton, J F Liviugston,
T A Elliott, Jas Moss,
J J Kailey, Jr. M K lid man,
Jas Stnk-s, W J Snider,
j W ?Summers, A R Folder,
d H Felder, Kirk Robinson,
A C Baxter, J J Antler.
executive committbe.
II L Ric-teobakcr, W W Culler
and J II Fel ler.
Total number of inenbers 110.
[For the Oratiiji Uavg TiMe-j
Mr. Editor:
1 see in your local t'nat you h ivo
not forgotten the promise I made yotl
lastautamer. J must give my excuse,
for not complying earlier. I hav?
been suffering from iodigesti ?a, or tb.*>
tho Hut* or some compound complica
ted disease which rendered work of
evory kiud unpleasant to rue.
As 1880 is upon us with mure flut
tering promises, I shall commence to
write you again.
I promifod to give you the reeu't
of my experiments with the different
crops cultivated last yeur.
1 ruu a three horse farm. I hired
plowmen, no hoe hands. I y laut it*,
such a condition that my work is
done chiefly with the plow, [planted
42 or 3 acres if cotton, !> or 10 fur
iows to the row. 42 or 3 aerea corn,
9 or 11 furrows to tho row, 3 acres
or^hunt, 1 acre Weet India fane, 3
acrea rice, 3J acres small grv:n. I
sowed jKjas on stubhlo lands, in corn
and cot ton.about 80 acrej, no extra
work giveu them. Too fertilizer j
used : The seed of38 hales of cotton,
my last year's crop. L purchased 3
two horse loads co'toti seel, 8 sacks
Atlautic phovphate, 300 two hor?a
loads from the forest.
This crop when made, or laid by aa
we farmers term il, cost me the labor
of three plowmen, 820 iu cash, 815 in
provisions tor hoe work. L housed
.00 bushels corn, 30 bales cotton, 60
bushels peas. The rest of the peas
wa* gathered by 15 head of cattle
and 30 head of pigs, enough to meat
tri place and some to spare. I made
100 gallons ol jgar cane molasses,
lunhed 4000 cane to cell to my
ors at 2* cents per ea;io, 120
? oi Horguuin, and left some to
.-| .(1 in ibe held. Rice was almost a
!a.lore in con-equ- u -e of draught,
about 20 bushels, whore 1 made last
year 75 bushels
ibe email grain hai already been
published. 1 realized about 33 tor
jute. I have 4 milch cows wb;ch
in. inch plenty milk and butter, and
a good crop of fowls and ducks.
How to make farming profitable and
p easant was ibe proposition I started
with 1 must say. provided you
don't get dispepsia.
Critic.
a
? ii Vftf'? Ui.O KAlfl DRESSING
Don in i. <t pro i i siylo by J . If.
..?.vi i"H lAVo, ..ti ?Aperiepce.i ll.rbor, on
Market htreot. in fMT * Ik t'oitorH
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