Orangeburg times. (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, December 24, 1880, Image 2
THE OlUNUlttillRC' TIM KS.
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( il KISKUAS M.l'Ei'INCi 1
Another Christinas rolls around,
and the Ti.mi:s greets its many pat
rons with :i hearty1, good will. I'hc
twelve months through which we
have i asscd have been marked hj
ninny changes. Fortune has -miled
upon some, w hile others are silently
mourning under her dark frowns.
The pas! is a checkered picture of
happiness ami wdoi In tl is grand
panorama of life we have now com?
to another mile-stone. I lere let us
pan si -Lei the dust and din of the
arena cease fur a moment.
And whal is the lesson we draw?
Iiis the lcs.?on rolloeted in the life
of Him, whose hi it .Inlay we comnieni
orale, \vliohroughi the glad tiding*;
of peace on earth and good will to
wards men. il istho practice Ofthat
sweet charily, which is long suller
iitg ami patient, and which leaches
us to hear each other's burdens, to
pity the frailties and foibles of the
weak and erring; and to pour the oil j
of comfort and gladness into the
wounds of the bleeding pilgrims on
liiVs thortiy roadside.
If we learn thoroughly and prac
tically this lesson, we may well bask
in the sunshine of peace and joy
which 1 he day brings with il
Agaiii, t!i?- ?reeling of the Timks
is extended with n Mt.ui.v, Sti-utuY
t 'lIUIST.M Afi TO A l.I !
Tm. HKSri.T pFtiOOlM-OYEKXMKXT i
We m ed look no further for the
benelieinl results of .good government
than in (r r own County. We have
only to cite ti few instant es of the cn
haneenient tif real estate since the
overthrow of the scn|n ?vag-carpo1
hag devilty of Hie past. One pie< e
of land t hai sohl in I he days of K: I
icalism for !f(i,(l0U ii now sought tor
al $:i0,000; another piece, bought for
$liii?. [. ho-s in demand for $3(K\
Lauds artiiii! 1 Fort Motte liiai form
erly brought from $1 foSjtfi per uort are
now wort Ii $10 an acre. And such is
the increa -c in valttal ion every where*
With such results we thiiik good gov
eminent pays.
SCHOOLS FOH THi: SOUTH.
< ongresshas pai sod the Hiirusiile
bill appriipriiitiiig ; he proceed.- of t he
vale oi I he public lands to education
in ihe : ..-??-.. wiili a provisothat
the\ go in.- he first toll Near.-- lo tilt!
Sollth, in ? ? -ipi nee of the extra
needs of the i reed tuen in this lint-.
This bill was strongly sii|)portetl hy
l)fiiid'c|rtitie Congressmen froth the
Sollt I:. a ml by none more ably than
(|e?irgiii"s new Senator, .loScjih F..
?rowii, who nihil? ihe speed of the
occasion.
Senator 11 row n made a clear expo
sitioh Of 1he inability of the Soiltli,
once a wcaltli\ sectioii, bul now im
poverishod 1 ? flic w ar. to accomplish
this tliilx wiihtnii ai l from the Na
I h um I govern icut, f!ov. lirowii's
views were, clni -aetoristic oflhe tnait,
advanced ami ji pgrot sive. lie lakes
1 he bioiid a lid elevated jib? i: ion i hat
t he edutid ion'of !he peojde is the lies
gunrnMti <? oi I'ejtultiicati i :-si i tit ions.
? -i..iv. ..... ITIKII I i l
\ SJ'AithS:
A tiisgl-acelul -tone was enacted in
t '<uigres - by I ion. Wcavid", 'lie (Jrecn
hack fniididato lor Congress^ aim
?dr. S-piirks of Illinois. The discus
sioii \\ a-- on i lie silver bill,
Mr. Sparks kjiid that Mr. WeavCi
stated what was not lice, an I was
devoid of I lie elements of a jjfciitle
men.
Mr. Weaver angrily replied that
M r Spa rk - ivaa a liar.
Mr. Sparks llicii saitl I hal Mr.
Weaver was :i scOndrcl ami a villain.
|{y this lime ihe pair wore angrily
and rapidly approaching each othori
hui the honorable Senators heps tiictn
aparl ami readjusted I heir coals
w hich were pealc I oft" to gel rendv for
action. .
LEGISLATIVE.
Tlits 1 inching and (louccnled Weap
ona hills have passed. The Ibrtuer
subjects any person bearing a chal
lenge to imprisonment and the loss
of the suffrage* and any poi son kill
ing another in a duel shall lie punish
ed in the same wavas om guilty of
wilful murder. The latter hill rcn
tiers any ouo found with a concealed
weapon liable t<> a line of not loss
than $200, or twelve months impris
onment.
The whisky bill, fixing the license
in towns and cities at $100 over and
above the local tax of said towns lias
passed the Senate. Gen. I/.lar tiller
ed an amendment, making the license
payable to the towns and cities, and
not to the counties, but it was over
whclmingly defeated.
McCalls' immigration bill, exempt
ing now settlers from taxes lor a cer
tain t imc has passed.
A resolution has passed forbid
ding the hiring nut of convicts to the
Savannah Railroad.
A resolution has also passed in
strooting our representatives in < 'on
gross io use their inllucnee for the
proceeds of the sale of public hinds,
passage of the bill apprt printing tin
known as the (.ionic lull, for the ethi
cal ion of t he people.
Our law makers are working hard
and doing much good.
roL. (:oit.
I'h defalcation in the oflice of Col.
foil, the Comptroller-! ieuer.'ii of the
State, is fresh in the luemoiy <>f our
people. h was said thai his clerk,
one I.a ugh lin. was-guilty of the mis
deed, attd the pOOl' felloe.-, a fCTi
months ago, pined away in prison,
ami was taken to a private ?osidonei'
in si in time lo die. ( ol. ( oil, as
soon as the matter became know n to
him, came forward ami promised io
devote his whole life, if necessary, toj
making up the deficiency. This self
imposed burden and his past rcputa- j
tiott for horn sly, immediately etilisl
ed public opinion in his favor, and he
was. therefore rcuomillaled by the
Democratic Convention, and sus
tained by the people as bis election
proves.
On Tuesday a resolution was
brought up in the Legislature forthe
State tu assume the |oss and relieve
Col. (.'oil. After a. spirited dehali
the resolution was adopted by a \oi<
of 71 to i:t.
Immediately Taftcrwards Col. Coil
sent in his resignation to the Govern
er. which was accepted.
1; is said that the misfortune has
weighed heavilx upon Col. C'nii,evui
impairing his health, b'or all thi
Cnl. Coil has the svmpalbies of the
!
We can only say that Col. Coil is
fortunate in having a State to lift him
out of his trouble. There arc tunny,
all over this cold world, who have lo
hear their troubles with none to ? it\
a nd no friend I \ hand to bless.
(ien. liraltoli ha- been elected by
the Legislature Comptroller General
in plaee of .!.('.( oil resigned.
President Naves has appointed
Judge W oods. ;i mediocre Ohio car
pet-bagger, on the Supreme Keuch in
place of .1 ii Ige St ro:ig.
A CARD.
Ktlitor Qrtin^ebiiri) T,mc?:
M ? desire hen with n> cx-oc s our sin
cere thanks lo ii e citi/.emi |ircseiil at the
lire mi ihc morning of the IStti inst., for
kiin' assistance rendered, ami more partict:
tarh I?'ihe niemhers of the Kire I'ipart
iit< in. Their very rtt'iiable services in
holding the raging element in eh -ck ami
staying hsonward coiilsc, will he grate
fnllv remembered
IU I 1. ft S( t IVIM.K.
<?rai gehrtrg, S f., |>,,-. ????J,| I S.SO.
A CARD.
Id'tar (>ron ? hurn 'l'iwt.<:
P ease *!hnv me space in your eo'uinns
to th uik i ,v friend* for their kimlin-s in
{ saving -o many of my hooks ami | apcrs at
' die recent foe. If I knew'their naim.?, i
j would allonl me niiieh pleasule to thin k
ilo in pei -i ual \.
M\ idiiee may l?e found for the present
hel\\ ecu tin- dwelling ol II <Sheridan.
|\m| . ami the TlVKs' ellice, on I'oiivcr's
A.lev.
MOKTIMKK (iLOVFK.
lire. :??.!.I 1380.
N< > ri( jk
j H'iltOL t CM.MISSIONKH'S OFFICE.
(irangebure, t 'ounty,
t)iangel.nrg, S. (.*,, Oee. '-?"> I.SS0,
'I he Si lioul 1 itisteesot the various School
I'is i iets ot the i ounty nl <'raiigcbui'g, are
urgently requested lo bring in their rc-torts
oi the imiutter ol eld dreii, white ami e ilor
ed, altemling school in their si veral l>i
t i t?. toihe'SelloutCuiumis-ioner, ascary
: -| o - ible, during the uionlii ol .Ian i n v,
as die apportionment of tin. School 111:o'.
exclusive of the poll lax, based upon the
.- i ll o' attendant e. ami tbe.-e report** are
necessary lo make up .-aid aj | ortioiuneiit.
Pleuse attend promptly to this dull to
uveid any embarrass ncnl of the education
al interest.
STILES It. MKI.i.K liAMP.
Sehool t'ojnuiissio'ier, <>. (.'.
?lSTBL
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CATAW{fc& WINK
Pure Juiced
ss 1 .50 TVr Gallo
Bottled Beer by
the English Bot
tling Co. cf Phila
delphia, fo Fsrai
ly u e, cnly $1.20
uer Bosen.
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iifl-i \ t .\ i \ i m i
iiiUuMAj? hiW ,
TIIK IM UKST
GINGEE FOP
A ri KKl.V TKJI I'KIIA NCI
DIUN K.
A L\\ A YS < 'N 11 A N i'.
Werner's Extra
Dry Champs ge
alwsyS on hand
ANnurws mi
2rl-u.ssG.il Stro?t,
0IlA3fCrEBTDt(ls
A TEMPERANCE DRINK I
I Sv??t?-h a le or i 11 u? ? r pop. hot tied l>\
.he famous Knjiiish Ihittlihg ('??n:
; pniiy of l'lti!:; lolph'm a- a pit roily
temperance drink, cannot \l" cn
ceiled, li loht ?> i ii t lie svsli hi l?\
i .
strohgl nonr.ig toe ?.i. est ,\e organs,
aiel i ? ill! aid idiile IV? r onjii. Cinmp nr
disarrangement of I lie hmvelsi Sold
itnl\ \i\ Mi'. Andrews, at Iiis ii.-*.
class salo;.m. lie ad .ert ises
Mini'! a awlui wine, ' lie pure juice of
I il e <.'atiiw'oi grape, lor lite lemaika
j til v low price of $1.50 per gal Ion'. He
i inviieH a i all. am! a t rial of I:i - oodtf.
I lie i - t in- only oil', ii I own woo keeps
pure mountain dew corn whiskey.
. Make a note of i lial!
Mountain dew from Hall Moun
lain, sipp.-il from (hi leave-, l y Ihc
young Indies of the old North Stale.
'I'd lie found only at Andrew \s saloon.
" 1 >e\V drop- whi 'Ii die Mill
linpiirl? on every leaf and every llowi r,?
Si 11 ton,
1
Mrs
Sam T>
? Mrs E
NLlohn ? I'o
1) I? Arnit....
Est <!idoon ISliiiiio.
Matilia E (iardncr. 78
I'lniitcis Loan & Saving hk 300
I' M Carson . 11 g
John Cotirtenav, .lr. IG I
Mrs E L Willis W (Jar
iie.y.0401
E E --olfe. 130
l'i iu.K? Stromitii . '?>'>
Mrs E A Mitgrill. 1"!
A Hth a rani . . ho
Altsalinu Moorcr and Sister 4?3
Asbnry W .Saiidol . I?0
Shcdrach Cam. 85
Wesley hrown. ">o
Isrrtol Austin. loo
Mill's Toney. 40
\sben y \. Sanih 1. 155
I'rimtni T liiinriek.
lj Claeiiis.
I'eler OaldwcH. 97
I ?r .lohn t Du hois.
<'ampl-cll Eootiuaii. |?Q
Sarah A Humbert.
Silnun M Jones. LMid
r.-t Alary Mandant.
Mis l.yd'ia I I'Ciren. 34
\V lit llivef . 1I7
John M Thompson ?.
A J i art*. I IS
Eliza E (Sooiiwyn. 7"?
Elmore Heckle. lu
['elzer, Itodger* .v t o. l'>n
E |)S:if?poriaa. I'd
Esl J Le? is Hair. '_*o
Ko-e I'hcrii. 1211
II M Hu h. 5
j N M Strock. 8?
j Hill Kair mid wit'.-. f?0
I Martini A tOitlin . ... 100
I I'iti.t /iickcnbaker. 7')
Lec.-e V\ Slmlcr . 200
Mr* M J l?nyd. 200
S) illituii ? ulcinan. 2ft
I'liillip Hickman. 2ft
Iticliartl V McMichael. Oft
Mrs It V McMiehal. 78
A at I row 1 Ivtitrell. 43
John }?' king. 4 10
A I-" lirnwntug. '-'?*"
John ?? Tucker. '-is
I' O u ay. 120
Marion It Hooper. :{s7^
Mrs.Su-.in t-irogit-ry. S'!
f n iiiiuo.'. 110
12?
H 0
Isiiac S Jennings.
I -I Win IViit) r. is.
Margaret A Hi . .1 . ?O
Antlrew N >nn :tk. 50
Amy A ran I . 40
?'ir- Margaret Jamison. 25
Ors ii > Me.Mielittol.
Ja im s Wollt'. I tri
Ml ija Ii Hant/lcr, agent iftn
I! i.?!..-.:.I Eval>2. ->i
Est Win S NX annaiiiaVicr. 50
8 K J/arsliaH .V l.'o. ?
Mrs Mary Zuagi. r. 127
M r- I imna /.cijiler. 1
10
l't?r ii ?al vear
Ist, IS7S :
John K Kicking. II"
Man Zeighr. 127
Eiuaia " .
ininencinz No\ i'inher
. 140
um.i ncins November
1'ir fiscal vear commencing November
! Ist. 1877:
John E l iekell. 110
Emma Ei-igler. '.?"?> 4
I er fiseid Mar cnmniciieing November
1-t. 1870 .
.I,.La i Eiekeii. 440
Eor lineal vear commencing November
4-1, 1875:
John V I'ieki a
Eor fiscal ve
l-t. 1874:
Je!,n t Kii'ki ii. 440
Eor lif'eal vear ?"iitnicnciiig November
isti IS7:-:
.lehn I Kick.n. 140
Kor fiscal pear commencing Novc'iibcr
1st. Is. 'J:
J. Im 1 Eh kin. Mti .
for li-e.d vear coiuinchcing November
1st. 1871:
Jolm K Kicked. 11"
Kor li-cd tear eoiitiiieiicing November
1st 1870;
i. tin K Kieke". I I"
< >\ I !( i : < IE t OI N I V A.UDI ft IK,
( Oianoi iii'itti t'oi'n i v.
Oratigeiiiirg, v. ('., Hie. -o. 1880.
Noiict !s bcrrby e.iven that the whole o'
ihr s? vi ral parcels, /ols and parts of I0ls ot
ri iil i-iaii iti'si'i'ihed in ll c p.ece?.diiig lisl?
,.r so n.in h On reel' a- w \'.. h ni i-e.?-ary to
liny ilie. laxes, pt-iiahi? aial assess incuts
llicrceii. wid be sohl by the t'oimiy Treasil
. t r "i * h'aiigi biirg < 'onntv, Si iiilh I'arolina,
I at hi- i'lin e, in -aid County, on Oil'first
Mi.ml.-.v in 1 ? In u.irv A. 1?. Ir"81, imlesa
.-.nil nixes, asses-iiieiits and penaltiu- He
paid h?lore thai time, ami such sale ivill be
cuiitinnctl rinin day io day until Mid par
cels, lot.-, and parte of has of real estate
-hall lie sold or oiler, d lor sale. [
l'<'N A I.I? II. HA H ION,
Auditor tlrangebnig t.'oinitr.
dee 21 'i f
l o.V. K AT I AST !
M. VAX OK.Sl>i:iX, .Jr..
IMiolo ittul Arlist.
IJ:..? removed Iiis, flilllery ti> llarley's
center where the pnblie can have I'ho
lographs taken of f.rsl das- ami nrtistie
finish. Net i iiig I nit fust class work done
ilii- tSidlcry. l ad and examine samples
at (lallcry. AH wishing good
w.nl; done can have I he chance without
: having the expense of going to the City
for (he same i all and see me. All work
cash when volt sit
C. M. VAN ORSPF.LL, .In.
i ap!2 If
FULL
ing you want for
Apples, Oranges, Bananas, Le
mons, Cccoamsis, and Nuts of all
kinds, Mince Bleat, all kinds of
Fruit, and the very best Butter.
All of which are of the BEST
give you
JL
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for LESS MONEY thai any ?th'tf
I i:i towr. Coin^ and s?e.
P W BULL
OF
AClvNOWl KOGKD that every article that goes to complete a first
claims costume or Ladies, L*enllemcn or Children's >\ear can bt? obtained.
Our ?Ii. its lor the past two jears have met with the afOST LIBERAL
I KN( OURAGK.MF.N I' and litis season we rgain [.lace before our Pat rose
, and tlie L*u lie of tlii- section
An Immense Stock of Goods
That stamL without a RIVAL.
Our -iik- am) Dress Goods are -imply MAGNIFICKNT.
Our I n -.- Trin ming Departirenl is tilled wilh the Rare?t Novnlties.
(iiir Hosiery, Ribbon, ( orsets, Glove, Luce, Linen and Woolen De
partments are filled with the t hoicesl Goods.
? THE SECB-ET DISCOVERED
Ti ( nluee ' ? >.*.Vi' money in buying your Winter Suits of cb thing and
Overcoats? i. ? . i k - all !*i/.<s. Styles and Prices an the Lowest at
HENRY KOHN'S
Hoots, Fltnes and Ilms for cvenbody. Pay particular attention to
buying and selling durable Hoots and Shoes, Always at Lowest prices for
cash.
THE PLACE TO SAVE MONEY
We have nddtd to the IL lltday Trade an elegant assortment of Fancy
Goods, c< itsisiing of (.'elleluie ami Rubber Dressing Ca .?es, Dolls, Wax,
Rubbcr-pind China, nil sizes. Fancy Paper in Satin Boxes, and 1000 other
articles suitable for Sweetheart, Wife Mother, Cousin, Sister, etc.
THE BEST YET
Is our handsome WHITE SEWING MACHINE. It gives every pur
i liaur n.iiic tntbh.clion and is gunraii cd by the Compaxj for 5 years*
OUR C 3RUSE PREVAILS
Polite court raus t>n ?' : Utiillott given to every visitor,