Orangeburg times. (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, March 12, 1880, Image 1
Garage: Factory.
Tlio undersigned respectfully in
fonns the public I hat he is prepared
to do all
Hind of Worii
in the above Hue on the shortest no
tice and at
laving Prices.
HORSESHOEING done in the
best possible manner.
J also have in full operation mv
PLANING AND MOULDING;
MAC IHNES,
And
GRIST MILL. I
All work in this line done without
delay and on reasonable terms.
A share of the public, patronage is
solicited.
inly 25 II. RIGGS.
CALL
CALL
AT TIIK
PEOPLE'S BAKERY
Established in l3Tr1 by the Prpprj
?rfor, who is still ready and willing to
Jill orders in
B11EA1), ROLLS, PIES
c a k 1: s
Of all descriptions.
?UNGUUS
By the DAUltML <>r lioi.
Also
p> Tt k A :d
For Cainp-Mcet'mgs or any other '>in<! < !
Meetings.
u'm\ received
i-'resti i 'oiir<''.'^ioii:?s,ios.
And .\.i(tirns
Which will be sold a^ I.oW^is ariy thai can
he In a i glil in Orangchorg.
Thankful for .the pa-t patrofiago of my
friends and '.In* public i -iill ^niioit a Coil
liuuauct! of their ciutom.*
T. \V- Albor?rol t i.
lttisstdl ^!ie> !. in/\c door l<>
sept 1-1, 187.8?Iy Mr. .T. 1?. Ifailey.
+
% OLD m RELIABLE.
*JDu. San. ihd'h Lmtn iNViaon.vTonS
?jh n. Standard Family Hamedy for
??diaeasee nf tbo Liver, Stomach mjttjjf?*
?*ond Bowels.?It ia Purely .?.'V*!?v***\<>
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.'
?S. T. W, SAKFORD, M.D., LWypukoA*';
?J ixv unvfliasT wtu. rr.i.i. vor i is itKiTrrriu*. j
ftp't lit ly
PIANOS; & ORGANS
FROM FACTORY TO PURCHASER.
EVERY MAN mSJMftj1 AjBEWT
Iiitrfflen tSt littles1 Mi-iiud Iiilr?Mlu?*(lon
fo??.ntinui >\ until Nnv I. iB8o. Only salt! ol
Jh* k i ii ? I evt-r mki rftsfiilly carried on! in A met loa.
I.OOO ?npt-rli inslriiiiieiits .il factor)' rale, l-r
Xntrutlutilion rihI Actv?*rlls?'iM?iil. N. w
plan of uolllntr: P?'Aj0Bt?1 1'c CjnmUitOSI I Ir:>ru
nottc chlppti dl-c:t frexa t tctoty to ptuvon. M lilo
bw'l pT.nU titoi, Ar.,r.\f.\l:.'.!. Otly fc:U9 ii:?lh
roCitgoctMc pha. I'lANOS, 7 ncl. *u>,;J<"i
Sijj; Sriunr? Cttin.O, JjiT. OUOAWS, i) Mop*,
tjn ij ?10p?, *;>; <\ ??top*., Mirror Top Cane, |Srt.
Rtrw, hatiutoin?*, tlnralile. tt yearn KtLirattlre. 1*?
0?-.? Irml trial, Pari h m is 1 fioii 1 f Mil /<'? frtirf.
mnksri ontl '4u(> dijj'ertnt nlfflei. .1??1 ti tiiia
sfumillc club of s.ocQ pwch**crs and at/cure
*n Inxlmmcnt at u'hnltmuiii riilrx. Sih-< i.*I
terms to Mutic '/'wArrx. Chnreht s.ivi.i Vlttlan
.Add1e.11? for Introduction SMlr circular*,
LUHDEN & HATES, Savunnah, (111.
dec 19 -l
for sau:.
A house ami lot opposite Win. Willcoek's on
tin; I'e'leville Road. The house is in com?
pleleorder with every convenience. J'or
particulars apply to
A M SALtEY
[AT TIIH CORNER OF
R?ssel Street and Kailroad Avenue
' ;v W ?? ?
".Ii
|
A full Stock of
. KOSELEY.
A GENERAL i MEE.GH?NDISE,
Which will be sohl OH I", A 1* ??? G A S Frl.
All my Ohl Fnh&ida njjd as . many New On< s n^ will favor me with a
call is respectfully invited to oxnmiuc my pQed." and Prices.
jan 2l-1y J. W. MOSELEY.
uGHTHme'sEafii
THE NEW WILSON
Is wonderful In lt?- conception, un
precodented for doing a lorgo rango, of
sewing in textile fabrics and leather. Its
motions aro continuous, admitting of an
extraordinary rate of epood, either by
steam or feet power. Every motion of the
treadlo makes six stitchos, thu3 produc
ing about one-third moro work in a day
than other Sowing rYiaehlntvj. It has no
?top mciions. and tightens tho stitch with
the noedio out of tivj fabric It unos tho
well-known Wilson Compound Feed C'A both s:cics of the needle. It
has two-thirds loss parts than any other fi.st-ciuss Sowing Machine,
its arm is fully eight and ono-half inches long and five and one-half
inches high, and tho wholo Machine is very compactly and scien
tifically constructed in proportions, elegance, design and appear
ance. Its simple, powerful and porfoct mechanism places it as far
in advance of ail other Sowing Machines as tho telephone is superior
to tho tin speaking tube. The WtLSOW MENDING ATTACHMENT,
ror repairing all kinds of textile fabrics WiTj^G'JT PATCHINC, fur
nished FREE with all WILSON SEWK32C MACKINES, together with
a Tucker, RufTier, Corder.Setcf Hemmors, Binder, etc.
net '11
THEODORE KOHN
AGENT FOR OUA'NOEH?KG COUNTY
E. BeMAES, Agt
tsnr.u
MASOXlO HALL
J'rli'iitts nn<i jfJoiiii(i\vinvii
iiIUmmI !
J>iv iini wait until \i u upend
s.' very ei in in places dear,
>Sak<- DkMAKS yiinr t ? r*cor here!
\ sk him for his II \ MS ?<? ni.-r,
Ifmmiuuat tin- I.OWKST .'KICK!
ton ami try Iii? Klour so line,
t 'hi'Ofsi1, ami \ I.L things in his lino!
Jfavcsotne Itl'TTKIt sent around ?
Hvery man should li.iv? a pound !
A nil it' von'd feel ?f ! ami able,
i"ni his'MACK KKKL on your Table !
<jniiil are all thing* in hi- Store,
|{cason cannot tffek (?r moral
Only try I?- UmI'"!:s mro -
i_ 'an't be equalled any where!
livery loan who know* lo.M Vl'S,
l^ushcs tor his u'uoil Segal's!
|n hi- .'-ample Room they lly,
vyrv time thai tlu-v a? -dry !
l*.bnie thing feds them 111*.' - ill1 mm !
^ ml he always leads the van !
_\ ever \ el djd he ret real, -
I )on'| von I.now In- can't be hea. ?
J onl; with'iit his Store so grand,
in his Kar-ltoo n ?noar a' hand;
4$'!c-tioii him ami von will hoc ?
? SI)Klt>OIJ)?ll'KC \> v<>r
vj|li ! wail not till yon ire wi-vr,
|{ eiiKon points to M>. I. IS ICR.
Selling laixy 1 >ri> ks tu all ?
ivv hiiii tin n i general eal',
J{e.-t assured, I M: MA KS sells cheap,
^ lid the lilies! gl" .(In will keep.
^ ever cease to bless your stars?
ll^own with ad except
1 >oMA IIS.
T l I l -Z
CLOCK, WATCH Mr* KICK
AND
HRI'AlltlUt.
"Time ami lick," hot It wanted are,
I'or VVateh and Clo* k and people here,
I flick you med. or time i<> sei,
?hist saunter round to Chivi.-ito.
for twenty years ami two, he's Spent
in icarniliv. how his art-' In ktjow.
lly k|ieeinl I'rnvidcti.c he's Fcnl
fo < irangebing that in I to mow ?
i I a Walch will ki ep no time,
Whi if a ( loci; wiil give no tick,
'?Tis just because you've missed thl- line,
W hich tells of good win!;, irue and ipiiek
I i' ,\ oiir W atch will keep no time,
fin i. T. Met 'hivietlc;
If your (.'lock ivillgivc im ii?;lc
(lo lo'f hel hiviette.
J "'l ick and time" air needed here
llv Farmers, Doctors, Lawyers, all,
II lids he inii-, then lake gm?d care
I in T. 1>. t 'liivirtti-1>? call.
I jf,^,)" N< )'f Ii'K - All Watches rcinaiuhn
with me tor repair-, on the 1st Nov., ,S-7X
will h? koI?I at auctioii ii ma called for he
' foic iiie frvt Mondav in December next.
T. lM.illlYlbTTK.
I July -1 if
n^F.KATIVi] AM? MKCIIAXICAIj
Uy 1 >r. I- 8, \VOl.FR Office m?-r
1>. [.tuns' Sto;?-. Satisfaction guaranteed
it; all operations.
?r?* Tooth extraeled without pain, hy
the use of Nitrous Oxiile <?.!>.
J. W If. Dukes, Jr.,
. M A KKET STREET,
Itespc.ctfully informs the public
generallyI thai hit; Stahles are cpmp-e
i. -I ntiil tilled with KIN R
I10HSKS Ai\ I) MULES
Which lie is ofl" ring at very
low pnxcE?
Those in want nf goon Stuck lire re
t-nectfiilly invited tn give me a call.
.1. w. II. DUKES, .fir.
Wcttt?e A7JD cattle: powders
v :: 1 otire or iiruvcht Plucim?.
v? IIoiini: will U|fli ol Uii.ic. Uots or I.rao Fa.
v ?:. it i .'.II'nwacr*nrc uwlIntlni4.
i i'.itr/al'uu'iliimwUli'.aruanil i>rr.\ t lion Cnoiaaa
i'otlU's i'uivilfrs Will |ir.::t liAPICft in t'nu'1,1.
I'ollt/'sI'owilf'n will I:iti- i-<? Ilm qtmnllty til milk
r. i I iTi-iim i?eiuy ikt com? Hml ii.uk? tin- Outtcr firm
Wilt SVvt.
i t ".- - i'owtter* wi'l mro or pr?v?nt nlninut kvcbt
Plan isn 10 w Mi-Ii ii >|y.*a r.li'l ? (Itllo are nult'i rt.
i r/'a i'o'.viiKus will o?vr.Satisfaction.
t-.'.''. I'ViTVM 'l( -<>.
UAV1D V.. POUTZ. Proprietor.
UAi/?'I?iOB.?, iUd.
1 . rinlihy br.l.O. WANNAMAKEH
and Dr. \. <' l)tIK MS- nnvl-' ly
N EW STORI?
Having reeeiitlv thrived into my
New Slur.-. I Wotihl heg leave t . in
form my oh! friends and the Ouhlic
generally that I have and wili con
linue to keep mi h ind the
I' rest Drugs*,
To-! I' unis ami (>ils,
I .a nips ami Im \ t on s,
Im ('ig? rs und To I a cos,
i ..; o an : I'tiiUm f an ?'? so-,
Ahd in faci. everything isually kept
ii a Iii-l cl.iss
[)HUG Si ORE!
1 also occupy, with my family, tin
rooms over the store, and therelbri
w ill he aide to put up prescript ion
al any ami nil hours during the night
f'oe hell on Ir.int door.
A. C. D?KES, HI. S).
net :;i iSTft ly
rSWmr!ifs!;ilot7. ItrvolvrTN-^rf^-rtt
VVN K' f-o. Over uii'lntr n Novelties ^=VBtIuX
0 Ag uwuoiwl. bo.bufi>l/Co.Muti>!IU.Ttuu ^iTB
IM-<ierc?iiiiga ol" Orangeburg
Slfssioi;itrj' G' .ion.
[pi i'.I .O II Kl> UV KKQ?KBT.I
The Missionary Union -I the fust
tlivisi n of ihc (>r;\'ngel)urg A.-.-o-i .
lion met \Wtll the I >rnn_'"hu-.; Hi ?
ii-i ( hutch Fricla'y February ~7th
l.s.so, ai ?! in ihc absence of ilie |oV
incr Moderator and 1 lei'k; Rev. J. J.
Ii. Stoudcniuirc was called io ilie
chair, and L \\ i'.iiauisou requested
In act a Sei rolarv.
After singing, and jVriVyur h\ Kid
Stoilticuuiir ?-. the letters 'Von the
churches \\erc called fur and rend,
ih ? hn ines of de e. ates were en Willed,
and die stale Of the churches minute,!.
An il clnjji wits then ell red into bv
ballot fur oHiicis, which r -nli -liu
the ch-ejo. of U . .1. .J il S ?> i I n
mire,for Moderator, and B. ll'illiain
sun for C|ei it The Introductory
sermon was then pica bed by tue
Moderator. \ i.-.titi;; hieihi'cn wer
in vi led to sent.-, wiihus, aitd intake
pai I i l Ine dej dictation.- of the hn.lv.
Ilie usual Lohithitlc.es .\ tc 'hen
nunou'iccd by l he Modi rater. Tl ?
reports pi the Committees wer? .'.di,
and exhibited wisdjMii, couihin'd
with di.-cretini. An addi ? ?? wa
ik-1 'civ ; . y L v. J ' O Is: .ok?..
giving, r^niiii'sceuYtS I Settle' ?'?! ih>j i
early Snpti.si :.i lifsleis tin
(uoiity, t ig i he. with lie- h/stoVy .?!
the Lap? - ? o! :h'? i: da\.
On cjildrdax Aunt* :. iVnw . hr'.i
i? ry, wa-d'-p! iv .1, ? hi- \?,?:<.. i
in Hi-- a.- .. tbe v ?:I i i : .... ? ., . , ?
. to ' ''>:?: I
.he bo y I
i'h?.it.iiti;it;Vjo .i , .. ? ii n j
. i#'j j :
tue? t mi*, ami m , ,-. t . ?.u i o ai
$f i ? ?' ?
j ? eaii servii.es ?r |i ,rl UmVis?i i -a
tilt- (dm-f li,i the ise.\l in--, tili? Lev.
1). F. :S,-c:gi:.-r to preneu the In ro
I duclora scruon, ii ml lle.v. A. A
Tlit rrft,ihc Charit) sermon.
Thaii ummiitcc mi ss'uy.suud .h<- )
cti.-.-ion, report-.tl lot* di? us-i ei at the !
next L'niuu : Lu.-i ?" hat is ii:-.
be.-i means tti promote interest in :
Sunday Schools ?in be opened by
liev. W. ii. Furier Si eond ?" A hai
;.- the b? si minus m kviipiup a pr.ty- r
meeting in a church ? '?to be opened
by Lev J. ,1. ii. Stoiidconiire.
ihiitl?"Should a church tolerate
drinking ardent spirits ?M?to In i
wpelicd by li. William- ill.
Preaching was conducted on
?Saturday by Re*. W F * hapliu,
and at night by Lev. J. 1). Pricket.
()n Sunday inoniing Sunday Hehrod
addr s-cs wen- dhv.ivl IVyliro. .!.
11. Fi hier and ut:i< is, and the
C harily s 'rnuui was pre.u n I by Rev
W. R. I 'it i !t r. alii r w hich the
Union atljourned in meet with the
Lcwisvillc Uuuicli iui Friday before
the lit ill Sunday in ?luv.
Thus closed ii Union of harinou)
atltl love, ihn li nn- ol winch ivc h ?po
lu gather !or ninny days' to come.
/'<//,'(,/? Onini/chnni/ 7 ones;
Dli > i: Si *.
My lllteittiou ha,?jllst been called
to mi article written by 1 Pay ?an" in
your i.? ue of* the 10 h inst., in which
he denies the charges brotigh'l agiiinsl j
him relative to his having lejiuiliated
the appointment of Trial Justices
universally, but in which he very
clearly corroborates he statement of
the writer, by saying "I do so now."
Will, Mr. Editor, an open'eon
icsioii is good for the s >til, and as
'Pay.-an" has ackltowlctlgoil the corn,
I hope he leels b't*or. Tnere is rthilly
but little tli Heruoco hot ween m>- views
in the mailer, and those of "Puystin,"
ami J will eiulc. tvor to explain
wherein th- y ililler. He l'iivoi;sa repeal
?>i the Act creating l'rial dusiico?,
ami th<- establishment of m itiontIil>
I'ouii'v i onrt, to he |)red Ic I ov r
i|?iuiiilc.-s by some dilapidated
M.thu-aiah of the legal fraternity.
W ell. of course " Paysau" knows i h ere
arc oilier- who would like sugar in
tilt IIS.
Now, .Mr. Editor, we have the
On ti nty Auditor, County Lomniis-i u
ers, ami Master, ami why not County
Judge? '1 ho bant; of all great pro
jects is tho want of money, but thu
people nru rich und don't care a fig.
I contend. Mr. Editor, that the
resent system of appointing 1 rial
Ju-.'.icea .-h >ol i !?.? abandoned, and
any citizen bu allowed to net ."s Trial j
Justice ou taking the oath ami giving,
a proper h< ml (or Iii- mithin! ?Iis
charge of the duties <>: the ofli.ee; hut
abolish ihe system entirely and the
precedent recently established in this
Town hip, d'Lynch law. would most
likely prevail. The holiest planter
would not be likely to ride lliirly-fivc
or lorty indes to the vilhige t > in- i
tute proceedings against Culloe for
a chicken stolen, or a trespass com
mitted, but would must likely reiori
to the old .-Vstcm practised in unfr
hi Hum ?iines, which I, for one am
opposed to; so let u- have the Trial
Justice with our regular Cmrtsot
>e>.-i.iiis, and Common Pleas. I differ
with "Paysaa1 when he says a man
has u-i friends, for I think I know
him, and know of a fact, that he has
crowds of friends, who are re illy
more dev?>ted than thos2 of Henry
? lay, true as the needle t.? the Pole.
The. I'm '. Mr Editor, I would
admonish ' Pay.?an" to reserve sotm
o| hi, liers "Forked f lashes,'" not to
ridicule the Trial Justiceship an 1
i 'utility ball room hut. in the vindica
tion hi the interefits of bis native.
County. "Paysan'' is a native born
citizen, with the.necessary qualifica
tion- to render him available in the
council chamber ol'the Stale. With
such men in the Legislature, we would
< .?her have no Trial Justice-?, or thus e
lompe'ont and wiliing to discharge
ii ? duties the offie?? in nccordanco |
. ; ii tin taw, ami to the satisfaction
? : .i < respectable citizen.
."?'?> An:.i Betseys toformeut dilti
cit ttes, and no more charters for j
roa - where the road ought not to he. i
"Pay-an" is a straight out Democrat,
and it matters not whether he has
tipped the light fantastic toe, to the
I tine ni '?.-bake yourself Kizzie," at I
tli.' head water* otihe Upper Three j
iiuus, in Aiken ?' unty, 01 exhausted
hi- <m rgies in the double shuffle on
fSnake Swamp, Oratigeburg, he is the
man.
It has been said, Mr. Editor,lie is
bi- couu ry's benefactor who causes
nne sprig of grass to grow, where
nothing gi.ew before; this being a fact,
in what li^hl must wc view hi in who
i- in-t hi mental in creating a good fat
office in the County, to Iced him, who
had to unit hog or die. before.
Why, Mr. Editor, his name would
ceilaiuly be more entitled to immor
tality than thai of Lrastratus who
burned the Temple of Diana at Ephe
rus.
I contend, Mr. Editor, that if my
plan about the oflice of Tiitil Justicd
uric curried out, things would work
much bittet?a great many might
qualify, but none would be patronize 1
bat In se competent and honest.
Respect fully,
Tin: Midnkwit Link.
JassamiiU! Valley, Willow Town
ship, F. b. 28th ISSO.
Printers ami i?:irailovcs.
A |.riut r i.- ihe most curious be
ings living. lie may have a bank,
qiloill, and not be worth a ecu'; have
small dps, and have neither wife nor
child eii. Others may run lust but
he '.et- swiftest by setting last. He
may be making impressions without
eloipience, may use the lye without
offending und be telling the truth,
while pthcis cannot -land while they
si t, he can set standing, ami tin both
at. the same, time; may have to u-c
furniture, and yet have no dwelling;
may make and put away pi, and
j never sec a pic, much lesi cat it, dur
ing his life; be a human being and a
rat at lint .-aim nine; press a great
eal ami not as* i favor; may handle
a shooting iron, ai d know nothing
about a cannon, gun or pistol, lie
may move the lever that moves the
world, ami be as far from moving the
globe as n hog under a mole hi.1;
spread sheets without being a house
wife; lay his forms on a bed and yet
be obliged to sleep on the floor, lie
may use a dagger without shedding
blood, at.d from the earth he may
handle Stars; he may be of u rolling
disposition, and yet never desire to
i travel; he may have a sheep's font,
and not he deformed; may never bo
without ii ease, and yet know nothing
of la .v or physic; be always co-rect
iug errors, and be growing wor?o
every day;, have embrac s without
having the arms of a girl thrown
uround I im; have-his form loekoci up,
and at tho sume time bo free from
jail, watrhdiouse or other confino
mcnts. His office n.ny fiavo a hell
in it, anil not be a bad place aller all;
be might be plagued by the devil,
ami be a Christian of the boat kiud;
and what i< stranger still, be he bo t
e-t or dishonest, rich or poor, drunk
or sooer, industrious 'or lazy, he ab
ways stands up to his business.
]>?> the I)jin3 Suffer Pain ?
People do not like to think of death.
It is an unpleasant subject.; but it
constantly obtrudes itself, and th ero
has been much speculation as to
whether menial or physical pain'at
tends the final act. Observation
teaches in that thore is little pain of
either kiud in dyiug. Experience
will cotDe to us all one of the days,
but it will come too late to benefit
those who remain, it seems to be a'
kind provision of nature that, as we
approueh the dread event, our terrors
diminish, aud (he coward and hero
dio alike?fearless, indifferent/ or
resigned. As to physical paiu, Dr.
EJward I'.Clark says;
Tho rule is that unconsciousness,
not in; attends the fiual net. To tho
subject of it, death is uo more painful
than birth. Painlessly we come;
whence we know not. Paiulessly.we
go; whither we know not. Nature
kindly provides^'an antithetic for tho
body when the spirit leaves'it. Pre
vious to that tnomtut aud.iu prepara
tion furjt, respiration becomes feeble,
generally slow and short, often ac
complished hy long inspirations aud
by short, sudden expiratious, so that
the blood is steadily less and less
oxygenated. At the samo time tho
heart acts with corresponding debility,
producing n slow, feeble, and often
irregular pulse. As this process go33
on, tho blood is uotonly driven to
the head with diminished force and
in less quantity, but what flows there
is loaded more and more witn car*
bouic acid g:?s a powerful anresthetic,
the same as that derived from the
charcoal. Subject to its influence,
the nerve centers lose consciousness
and sensibility, apparent sleep oreeps
over the system; then cames stupor,
and then tho end:
On the First Ballot.
After the adjournment of the Legis
lature, the up train on the Columbia
and Greenville and Columbia rail
ioad was canvassed by Major A. S.
Todtl. of the Anderson Journal, and
tin* vote for Governor taken with thi
following resu't : Gary 15; Hagood
S; Wallace 5; Kershaw 3; Connor 3;
Simpson 1; nominees ofStato Conven
?ion, G; scattering 3. A close canvass
gave Gary a two-thirds of the up
country vote rcpreented by tho
promiscuous crowd on board tho
train This was their sober unbiassed
judgment without prejudice and un
affected by outside clamor or the
sophistry of the demagogues.?
Medium.
,The Plainiill*.
"Now, then, who is the plaintiff in
i his ease V" asked His Houor as a case
was called.
No reply.
"1 ask v ho is the plaintiff in this
case?" continued the Court.
"1 don't know anything about
plaintiffs," replied a man in the com
er, as he slowiy rose, "but if you were
asking for tho chap who was chased
a mile aud a half am) then mopped
all ovor his barn-yard by two desper
udoes, then I'm your maul"
The case went on.
Colotiel Forucy's I'rojre.m is re
j sponsibln for the statement that tho
j following epitaph is copied from a
I tomb near Versailles : "Except in
, 1859, dining which forseveial days
( she took lessons on the pian >, her life
was without stain.'1