Orangeburg times. (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, March 10, 1881, Image 2
THE ORANGERURG TIMES.
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TU I Kh DAY, MARCH 10. 1 hS 1.
Till. INAUGURAL.
Tho Innugunil address of Gon.
Gariield, on the 4th, was thoughtful,
statesmanlike und able. His fair
ness in dealing with the Southern
question is far beyond * our expecta
tion. It augurs well for the advance
incut of political i;outiincut when a
Republican of the stamp of Garfivld
od in i t s that the South is not wholly
responsible lor slavery, and for Hie
illiteracy which now curses the laud;
and that it is the ditty of the whole
country, by a system of national edu
cation, to aid in removing this blight
upon our free institutions.
In regard to civil service reform
Gelt. Gariield is explicit. He says
that it, can nover be placed on a satis
factory basis tintil it is regulated hy
law. and that I o will ask C'ongressto
tix the term of the minor olllces in
the Executive Departments, and pie
scribe the grounds upon which re
movals shall be made (.luring the
term for which the incumbents have
been appointed.
All. however, will depend lipon
Geu. Garlield's practice upon this
head. If he now stultifies himself by
being nltogotht r partisan in his ap
pointments ami removals, his words
will lie us "sounding brass und a
tinkling symbol."1 In no way can he
illustrate his desire for reform more
practically than iu his Southern
pointincnts. If the Republican lead
ers ever cxpact any break in the soli
dity of the Southern Democracy its
long as the Mackays and Kelloggs
are sustained us the best fruits of
Republicanism, they are entirely
mistaken.
The President is eloquent aitd fer
vent upon the subject "f rccoiiciliu
tiosii lie says, we may hasten or
retard, but we cannot prevent linn J
recoucilial ion.
The Inaugural is upon the whole
liberal and broad, ami we only tm>(
that Iiis practical policy \\ ill be in
thorough keeping with i!s admirable
lone. The fut uro will tell.
ii A It Fl K LI>*S (jCA II1X ET.
It is generally admitted thai the
newly appointed Cabinet of Mr. Gar
Held is a strong one. mid well design
cd for the building up ofthe Repub
lican parly. All did'erotices in tho
party are harmonized, and all sec
lions represented.
.lames t;. Elaine of Maine, the
Secretary of State, although a par
tisan; is acknowledged to be one of
thefinest minds .of the country, and
will prove a powerful counselor.
Win. Windoiii of Minnesota; the
Secretary of the Treasury, will be a
safe guardian oft lie public linauees,
being no visionary experimenter, but
an experienced linnncicr. Iiis ap
pointinent will phase t i i o North
West.
Wayne MeVengh of Pennsylvania,
the Attorney Gem ral, will please the
t 'ameron clan.
S. J. I" irkwood,"of Iowa, i he Secre
tary of the Interior, ;s a sound b'e
publ ican of rough exterior, but well
ba I a need mind, and si personal
friend of the President. Hcwasoiie
of the visitors to Charleston on the
Teller ('oinniillee.
Robeft E. Li in oln of Illinois, the
Secrotnry of War, is a son of Ex
President Abrahmh Lincoln, and is
said lobe a young lawyer of marked
ability.
Thomas J,. James ol' New York,
the Post-Master General, givessatis
faetion to all parties, mid is the best
e. ideiii e of a disposition for civil
?service reform. He was Post-Master
of New York, mi>1 has worked great
icforins in his departnicut.
Win. IL ilt:ni of Lotihuhnsb Hie
^oerettiVV of the Navy, is a Southern
Rcpubl'u'aii of broad iiitt No< t ai d
o,..|| i cord. M.d is a colisitlci alih
improvnienl on all appoint hit ids li nn
i !,,? : ivuih i;> tip) pa The w !?< I.
make up of ti e < 'abinel shews wis
(loin on Hie pa; t < f Garth hi, and we
can onl\ ho| c thai the expectations
of i he t ( im r may i e r< ali/.i d.
BOOT-LICKING.
Senatoi Laina,rof Mississippi, n
pacitdo Democrat, . voted to retire
General Graut and pension him. lie
could not consistently with Demo
cratic principles and usages vote
away the public money for any such
purpose. We do not say so because
(Irani happens to be the man favor
ed. If some private of tin' Union
Army worth $200,000 with an edu
cation and plenty of rual estate
should apply for such a favor al ter
he had been out of military service
for twelve years, Lamar would never
have thought of voting as In; did. 11 is
a piece of transparent hoot licking
which is utterly contemptible, and
tin; North will look upon it with
disgust. ?Abbeville Medium.
We believe in doing right because
it is right, and not for sentiment; and
we fear that Senator Lamar is not
Hie only public man who is guilty of
such nonsense. Our own state is not
without its erring sons. Liberality,
conservatism and common sense arc
commendable, hut hot hoot licking.
We fear that this spirit had a great
deal to do wit h keeping Kellogg iu
his fraudulent scat, and we are now
about to reap the fruits of our lolly.
The Radical barnacles Taft,
irdliott, Oldendorf, Lee At., met in
conclave iu tho Voting Men's < hris
tinn Association of Washington city
I to decide who of the faithful should
ho recommended for the loaves ami
fishes in South Carolina. The ver
satile Tim accounts for the meeting
in so holy a place by so unholy a
crew on the ground thai the mottoes
on the walls in the room such as
'?Ask and ye shall receive," "Come
unto me alive that labor Ac" re
vived the drooping spirits of the long
waiting "outs." Tall is recommend
ed for the Charleston Post Ollice:
i Johnson for United Stales .Marshal,
and t'orbin for Attornery-Genoral.
Corbin seeins to be a stilt' Had.
He says lie khew nothing of ii. and
don't know, if the position is tender
ed to him, whether he will accept or
not. How is it that the Orangeburg
faithfuls have been igonored?
We learn that the grading <>f tho
track along the quay al Charleston,
in finished, ready for the laying nl
I lie cross ties to carry the granite to
build t!:.' ( 'hnrlostoti Ship < anal, and
t lie work of 'dredging iii the canal, ex
envation for the beti of the canal, and
building the quay is in progress;
An expensive steam pile driver has
been at work on is.
Thomas Jefferson has sounded an
alarm in the following words, which
should I e heeded: "Havingbanished
from our laud that religious intole
rance under which mankind so long
bled and suffered, we have yet gained
little if we countenance a political
intolerance as despotic, as wicked
and as capable of as hitter and bloody
persecution^.;'
During the procession on Inaugu
ration Day in Washington, the Har
mony Legion of Philadelphia pre:
eipatated a riol on Pennsylvania
Avenue. The Union Republican
Club of Philadelphia also refused to
march, and tried to interfere with
ot hers, because 1 hey were placed in
line behind an Kx Confederate.
AX ORDINANCE
'Jo Prise Supplies for the Town ol
Orangebtirg, So. Ca., for the Fiscal
Vear ending 1st April A 1). 1882
and a Pill to Regulate l.iecn-es.
Sectios 1. !:<? ii Ordained by I he Tow n
Council of Orung?barg, anil ii is hereby
Ordained by I ho Mttlimily of llic kamt:
That the following Tu sett lie utidnre litrehv
nss bae>l anU lovieil lor iIk? fiscal year i e
filming April l-i A. I). IS80. nl and aficr
the following rules, llial m to any:
Int. Al tbu rate of ft mit!a upon (he
sssesacd value of ?II real entitle lying und
heing within 'ho Corporate limits of the
town of Orangolmrg, S, ('.. including every
Building or oilier improvements on hi ml
under !.e.:se from Undies Corporate or in
dividuals for any term of yours.
Sec. II. lle.il further O Mned, Thai ihe
value of all Improvements on Real Estate
Kineo la^t Appraisement sludl be assessed
for taxation by the Clerk of I onncib
Sr.- III. y.V it )ui thee Ordained, Thai
every Person, I'irm, Company or i orpor*.
lioii tngugtd in any Trade, business or
Profession honinuflcr mentioned shall
olit it in on or before ilie 1st duy of May A.
I>. IK7U, ii l.ieei.HC llierefor iu nmtiuer
liereiu pi ovided
1st. 'I I.on- comircncing r.ushiona after
ihe IkI April A I? 1880, .-hull obtain n Li
cense ljcli.ru entering upon taut business.
2d l.very Pernonj I inn. Company oi
Corporation required by this Ordinunoe to
obtain it 1 irense to engage in any Trai e
Km/mess or Profession lor ivliieli n License
i- required shall register ivlili the loi\n
Clerk or his Ass'uianl, Ids or brr name m
slyle, und in case of a firm or company
j their name- oi* >i\ les of stiou firms < v uoni
puiiics, lind iheir plucei ofhuviiioss
.. i eil Irieie, huHiiict-s or profestioh
I for widen a Lict-ino is required.
-41Ii. I I.e place whcic Midi I rude,
ncss oi profession ii lo be carried on; nil
! of which, and unswer* lo questions nlulivo
i le- which, sl.al he given under oath.
Sko. IV. If any person <>r persons shall
exorcise or carry on any Trade Business
or Profcssiou for tho exorcise carrying on
or doing of whioh a license is re
quired by this ordinance without taking
out such license as in that behalf required
he. she or they ahull besides being liable
for the payment of the license, be subject
to ti fine not exceeding $100 or less
than ?5 and to bo imprisoned for a torni
not more than thirty days, for each and
every violation of thi.-s ordinance.
Sko. V. In every license to be taken out
under or by the authority of this ordin.iv.ee
shnll he contnincJ and set lie th tbo purpose
Trade, Itusiticss or Prof? sion, for which
such License is granted an I the naino or
place of business of the poi son or persons
taking out the same
Skc. VI. The Town Clerk shall prepare
a proper form of License lo be issued in
each cane which License shall be kept by
the j < r.m.n receiving the s.nno in .1 coaapt
ciout place &s I he Tow 11 Clerk may direct
SKC. V1L A License jcrmited after the
1st day of April A. 1). 1880 shall continue in
force until tho l?t day sf April A- I). 1881
and all licenses j;i ani.vl after th? ltl day
of April ISM; sliall be issued upon tka
paymont of a ratokblo proportiea of lh?
whole Mnoxtil of inonay Hnpossd for tush
License provided however that no License
be granted for lesti than throe moaths
though the timoat the end of tno yeir be
Ufr than thai
Srn. VIII. Each License granted shall
be* dattd on the 1st day of the month in
which the liability i horcfor accrues and the
amount lo lie paid therefor shall be com
puted Iherefroiu until the end of tho year:
(.ud every person exercising or carrying
on any trade, business or profession shall
keep said License iu their possession, and
unless they shall do so sliall be deemed
and taken in have no License, and it shall
be the duty of the Town Marshal and
Detective Force to report any violation
thereof
FfcC IX Upon the removal of any por
?ou or persona from the heti.-e or premises
at which the trade, Ltitiuess or profession
l mentioned in such was autl orizc I it may
mid shall bu lawful f?r tbe Town t'lork to
1 authorize by endorsement of inch License,
the person removing as aforeuaid to any
uihc jd.icc 1:1 the corporation to carry on
the trade, business or prof??.?ion specified
in such License at the pl&ee to which nuc'.i
person may have removed
St:c. X. Fora License to carry on any
I rude, business or profession hereinafter
mentioned shall bo paid to the Town Clerk
or Trcas 11 rer. viz. ?
Apothecaries, $-?">: Ambrotypists for one
yrur or less. $f>; Architects, ?>!; Agents of
Sewing Machines each lt>; Aucliouecrs and
I Commission Merchants, resident SlO; no
licens s to be grituted for les-? than sU
iDonihs; Auctioneers, transient, per dar. Jj>").
Harbors each s:! Dunks S?ll; Ituggies that
haul for hire S>21: Hakeries and Confectioners
$10; lllucksmiths, Loot and Shoe Mak
ers. ?:h Li.Hard Tables each Sf'JO; Hoard
ing houses 5- Hriek V:ird, JjtiO.
1 iiniiHCtors. $10; Carriage Makers $l2..r,0:
Circuses per day ..">0; Carriages, thai haul
!or hire, $ 0, Cabinet Makers $0.
Dogs each 1; Drnys $;}; Dentists, eaoh,
$10; Dealers in Uoodr, Wnrea aud Merchan
dize other than distilled Spirits rchote an
nual sales are not over &?0D0, $10; and for
each additional $1000 or fraction t h.-;eo', 75
cent..
L'tiu tmitl.s, $:;: Cnme Tables of any kind
whatsoever other ih n billiard. $5.
lluoVs. that haul for.hire 5">; I nckstcr?
for this Fbcnl vear or pu t lhereof.
lleiel?. $i-J..'.ii; ilarnt'Ks Makers and Re
ptarers, llorsrsand Mules head (soldj
j Insurance Companies, hfo or fire, mi
etch Company represented $1".
.Icv.eeis. Walch and Clo.dx Rrpnireis,
.$10: junk Sho; s, S?.
|.ii|tior Dealers, by the quart, $50; I/
i|iirr Dcideis. l?y the glass i?r otherwise;
$?10 >. gri vi'ied liiut no license be granted
for less than nix months.
I. vci \ Stuhles, $?'>: l.awycrJ, $10 each,
w bether in lit m or not.
< lumihiiH a ?0.
1 hytdcinuri caeh Peddlers per month
J10; Painters carh
Newpj nperv, each. ?'?">.
Kepairers of Furniture $2; Re? I a 11 rants,
each, $0.
Sale Stable* each Show?, side and
concerts, per night $5; Salesmen, Itinerant,
per day, V">.
U'sguhs that haul for hire :?'?'>; Wheel
wright>. $ t>.
"I inners, ?>I0; TtiliiU ries, $5; Tailors,
1 dlcgrnpli ? ontpanics, S!u.
Master Machanict $"?: Machine", Rice
Mills $10: 1'ii.ining Mills $?'>;( it ist Millh
$.'>: Saw Mills $'<; MdU<i:er.s $">.
Sko. X I. He it further Ordained. Thai all
male inhabitants of tho Town if Dringi?
burg betwern the Ages of IS a:i 1 .r>u (ac
i'itc firemen cxrcpird) shall tie liable la
toad duty, and shall also bo subject l<> 11
compound lax of$"J euch which sai l lax
shall he appropriated to the uses und im
provemoiits of iho corporation.
Sii\ XII. lit it further Urtlained, That
Hucksters License sliall not be liable to
any deduction on account of tho liuio in
w hich nidi License shall be issued.
Sr.r. XIII. He it further Ordained, Th?t
the ewner or owners of dogs within the
Town of (Irnngeburg S. C. shall pny a tax
of $1 upon each and every dog owned by
h;m. her or them, and thai the onner or
owners I hereof shall be provided with a
collar lobe lurnished at the expense of the
Town, slid 011 and alter Iho tiril d.iv ol
June 1 CXl ensuing, any d<ig owned by aay
pel son living in said Town, found upon thu
-,ireels w Ihonl such collar shall be taken
up by the Marshal and the owner notified
thereof, und if such owner or owners shall
fail to pay the license upon such dog or
dogs wilb'in live days afier being so notifi
ed, said dog or dogs shall be killed.
Sic XIV. He it further Ordaiiud, That
?II ordinances or puts of ordinances levy,
ing a lax or prescribing the mode or time
of returning or paying the same or any
other regulation in relation thereto arc
hereby continued in In 1 lor.:.- and e.foci se
I'.r ns the >ain? are not in conflict with the
provision of thin ? rdiusoce.
Sue. XV. fie. it further Ordained, That
a!! I own Taxi s <n real estate re
quirrd under this ordinance ?hall b ? paya
l?lo within(.30) ihirfy days from the (-J0)
twentieth day of April A. I>. I8S0. All
taxes unpaid after iho expiration of ibe
lllirly ("0) days shall he subject to an uri
ditiouiil lax ol twenty per centum on real
estate and I went j pei ceuluui on Lieensns.
Skc, XVI. l>< it further Ordained, Thai
all approved claims agiiinsl Ibe Town
be leeeived iu payment of taxes and been
rc* and other dues against the n wii.
Sue. XVII. He it further Ordained Thai
the li-rid year shall begin on the first day
of April. A. 1?. 1 sos
Sko. XV 111. He it fatherOrdained, Thai
this ordinance shall renndn in force uuiil
anivhded or repewled.'
Sue. MX. />'<? 0 'furlher Ordained, That
all orditances or part ol ordinances mili
tating aruite-t this ordinftlicd be and the
?uraosrc hereby ropealcd.
Ratified March Ith. ISN?.
.1. S. A i.nr.nnot ri, Acting Mayor.
C. II. JON KS, Clerk.
POSITIVELY!!!
SELLING OFF A T
AT
J. I. Sorentrue's
To make room lor
Sl^RIlNTGr
A N I)
SUMM Kit GOODS
Which are toon to arrive.
A cordial invitation extended
TO A.JL,3L,!
Standard Cnlicoefl at C>\ cents.
?1 I 11omevaun 7\.
Urauilcviile (J Homespun OJ.
Single round thread Plaids U.
Ami all other Uoods in that line in pro
portion. ..."
LACE, EMMIOIDERY. EDGING
AND INSERTING.
Fioni 2 to 10 cents per yard, worth from 5
tu -0 cents elsewhere.
FINK DAMASK LIN FX TOW
ELS AND DOILIES at a
?ACRI PIGE
P.ED NAPKINS
A t G cunts apiece.
Gents Furnishing Goods
A COMPLETE LINK!
I'nlatiodried Shirts, best make and of
Superior Quality Ling Cloth, from 0?cents
to .f 1 Hi apiece.
Shoes ! Siioes !!
Attention is railed to ihi? Stock of which
I make a
SPECIALTY
And (iUAlvANTlvI'' every pair sohl or re
fund the money when they don't please.
CALL and Kxaiuiue my
STOCK AND PRICES
anil you'il b? UK PA IL for your trouble.
Kcspi ctful v.
.0. E. SORiKXTR.UK.
N. IL?I will pay Elitfliesl Cuhh
l*l*iC'CM for all i ountry I'roduce, inelutl
ing Eggs and Chickens
Veb'l7 LSS1 ly
AT
5 Cts. per Yd.
I JUST ItKClCI VKl) if
FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS
EMPORIUM*
?EIA'I BIB?CTIOH
IN
PRICKS
AT
THEODORE KOHN'd
Closing out the entire Stork of
i iiucr Dress Goods
i
<M all descriptions at exceptionable.)
LOW PKICES.
Aho.otir entire Stock of
WINTER GkOTKING
Consisting of Boys, Youths and Men's wear
will be closed out at
COST
To make room for large purchases of
SPRING STOCK.
GEMAT 3AKGA1NS
Offend in * hildrcils and Ladies Cloaks,
Shawls, Men's wear, Ac. ttc.
FALL STOCK OF
SI CO KS
I Just received and will be sold cheap.
NEW SPRING: STOCK
Will he opened in a few weeks.
The remaining
WINTER TOCK
will bo >old CHEAT at
TTrlE WON?EiRETIE
TWIN
The best spsh^tg BED Ever Made.
CLEAN AND NOISELESS, STRONG AND DUE ABLE.'
County Rights for s.ilo. Manufactured only by
u. a. baker & co.,
m:ir i<)?It Main Street, Orangcburg, S. C.
son's
STORE
H
AS been THOROUGHLY OVERHAULED and ARRANGED ho
that pure hast iv can enjoy every convenience and attention.
Our STOCK is LARGE und VARIED, bought entirely for
we can utter
greater inducements
In buyers than any other House in Orangeburg.
Our Slock consists in part of the following lines, of goods which we now
KEPLEVLSH WEEKLY by the arrival ol every STEAMER; with all
tbs NKW and Jl3 K :^ I IS A 55 S j H GOODS of tho Season:
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods; Yankee Notions, Ladies and Gen
tlemen Furnishing Goods, Hosiery, IVmis und Shoes di
rect from the Manufactory in Lynn and else
where, Hais und Cap*, Umbrellas,
Clothing, Heavy and Fancy
Groceries, F u r u v -
tore, &c.
We are the Agents for the BEST an I CHEAPEST SE WING MA
CHINES made.
Wo have the MODEL IIA Kl WA EE STD IE routh of Baltimore a per
fect GEM, where you can ;.*>: any thin .; m.'iilly t'oan 1 in a FIR T CLASS
11 a rd ware Stock.
We have a'so n m'e nnanprntents to supplv the Trade with GRANiTE
VILLE DRILLS and BROWN SHIRTlN?Sat Mcr.u fuehrer's price*,
J. A P. COAT'S he-t (> cord Thread iu W Lite, Llaik and Color*, 8 to
10(1 yards, at Agent's Price, in New Y< ik, a ?nviug til Freight rtnd Drnyttgo
to the Huyer. These Got.da will be supj lied lo the Tradu in any quantity
a', the ab >V? rat:'.
SOT Do not forget t'ie PU:j.
6E0,
^[AMaIOTH store
ORANGEilURG, C.
The White is l\u\".
Tusk?.Vv (?V md/nthcr'* ' <?-.'?.
As COMPOSKO AND SlTXU HY Wtl.i.tAM
tcltKOCi OF SliW Out.KAMS, L\.
My grandfather IbiWe, thirty live year a ;o
Lti\ dieninin? at iuidnigiit in bed.
N. xi morning he told to a wo ide -ing w >i 1 I,
('I all that passed through bis bead.
And this was the sor.g that he Ming to his
chums,
As they ehucklinglv formed in n rinj::
The w heeler & W ilson and linger went in
And agreed to a vcr\ wicked thing.
< nones?Thirty years of monopoly, Ring;
/.' ng, King!
Millions put in i ur treasury, Sing, Sing,
Sing!
Hut they stopped shbn, never to go again,
M hen the "o Idle" became king.
The nest thing they did was our Congress
to bribe
'1 he ext? nsion of patents renew.
Thus millions of money verc nrung from
the poor
By those tyrants, tho privileged few,
But there came a glad day when our wrongs
were made tight,
Our nation as one man arose.
And said to Congress, our servants yo aro,
t'o down the monopoly goes.
ClIORt'S?Thirty years, c'e.
As the day of our freedom has come to us
now,
We're allowed all the patents to use.
S?0 old Mr. Singer jll?t take a back seat,
For all your bad points we refuse,
And tow lei usshout of n pet feet machine,
Self-threading and Ipuct and liph:;
ifo friends all unite in the chorus we sing,
As we ted of the beautiful "Whi'e."
Client's?Thirtv venrs, ele.
crniE
liteSeiilacii
Sold by
HE2T?re KSOIT,
Orisiigoburg, S, C
ort 1 IS8? ty
OBANGEB ? EiG
MAEBLE IfOHES,
ON F. l'OOR FA?T OF
Dr. J. G. Waimamaker,
ISTaniiflict\iv<3rs. of and
Dealers in all kinds of American and
[talin
M?EBLE WORK.
Tonil. stones,
AI onuinents,
Marble and Slntc Mantels,
And all kinds of [Stone Work furn
ished to any design.
AI so
Polished Granite Work
Kit her Native or Foreign to order at
Ia?west Possible Prices.
Correspondence solicited with tboso
in vraut ol any work in the above
line. oet. 1?1f
SFIAVINCAWDHAIR-D'RESSIWG
Done in the most approved ntj le by . II.
MATTH KNVS, mi Hxperieiiced Harber, on
Market Street, in rear of tlie_l,ostofliec.
I an V
LEWIN'S" STUDIO
AND
i hotographic Gallery
Is now open and ready for business in nil
branches of the art.
In order to accommodate all my frisnds
I shall be pleased to have you call and get
EIGHT FERROTYPES FOR $1.
Don'f forget the plnco
|A. II. LEW IN,
Next to Dr. Reeves' Drug Store,
nov 20 1 880 _tf
Thomas Me Sayses,
ATTORNEY
AMD
C(H AT I,AW,
Corner Church and St. Paul Streets;
Orangeburg, S. C
Pro'mpt and careful attention'given to all
business entrusted to my care,
jan 13 IB81 ly .
NO TIC 13.
Jfr. 0. It. Jotics keeps good htrses an?I
buggies for hire, and iH also prepared to.?lo
all kinds of hliuling promptly oti sf?'i t"
notice. Terms reasonable.
C. R. JONES.