Orangeburg times. (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, May 12, 1881, Image 3
The Orangeburg Tirno9
L O C A IL. a
The ''Blue Store" is Risher's head
quarters. Cull on hjin.
The streets are getting terribly
dusty.
The Orangeburg Agricultural So
ciety meets at the Fair Building on
Saturday.
The gin house of Air. .lohn Dautz
ler, was burned during a t bunder
storm on last Tuesday.
A number of our citizens attended
the Cowpen's Centennial on Wedhes
day.
The police force has come out in a
bra ltd new uniform, which looks neat
and attractive.
A. M. I/.Ihr has eider, sursapnrilln.
soda and other cooling.beverages at
his I. X. L. restaurant.
The Anniversary .Maroon of the
Young Americas takes place next
Thursday.
Disinfectants are on hand at ICoi't
john's for distribution by Town
Council.
The Knights of Honor are in a
nourishing condition, several addi
tions being made at the last meeting.
You can get colored linen trim
mings at K?rt John's at ? ets a yard.
Here is the place, too, lor your lemon
squeezers.
The pic nie of the Methodist Sun
day .School of our town takes place
to-day at Mrs. Andrews. 'I lie lit
tle folks and old um s too are all in
loMaeii s.
The entertainment at the IChgino
House.on last 'l hursday night for the
benefit of the Lutheran Church
proved a success, for which all prai.-e j
is (.lue to the ladies concerned.
_. _n_
Rev. J. I). A. Brown preached a
most excellent sermon on Sunday
morning in the Rre.sbylorian Church
on "Hypocrisy."' ^ e wish till the
hypocrites hud been out to hear ii.
1'arlies in the county who have
pigeons for sale would do well to call
upon W. G. Alltei-g.itt i, who wants
two or three hundred, for which lie
will pay good prices. Apply early.
VVc ate pained to leat'ti of the (loath
on last Tiini\s?ii:y cvming. i f an iu
Itiiit child of Mr. pit ii.ua li liruu on.
Mho funeral so v ies were pertonued
<m Wednosd. in< ruing at the i ivs
bylcriau ( dim eh.
Mr. Frank lit- tier h..s one Of ;lie
largest stocks of iiiie i ig.;is, ciga
ret: s. cbewi .ig a ml sniok i ng tob.iet i -s
ever brought to ili ; limrkoi. Ail ye
lovers of the \\Vi il go .; i.v.i a.. 1 try
them.
Rev. W.O. Lawion pronehod n (cit
ing sermon on Sunday ihoriiiiig i:i
the .Meiboiis; (."nnivh; silifi liev. W.
Ji. I'arler was heard with interest at
night, on ?"Tomperniiec." et the I>.? i>
t;st t hureli by I lie tin it eil eo?gr.ga
lions of tin' town.
Wo commend to toe i hollghi fill
perusal of our readers, the in iimuni
eation in another column, on -' Town
Taxes." signed- 11. IT tin- proben I
system di?e< urrigos the liiiihiing up
and improvement of our town, it
should be promptly .and carefully j
looked into. Uoitd i im arth Le.
Mi-. F. DoMars h: s. i;6\\ i hi hd
: mi will ki ep ail st:himer :i full sup
ply of ii e, wbi< . b.- will soil i:i niiy
quantity .-.mf.ai juices to suit r
ehasers. AliTCS 'pini i:i purr .'; lie
juice forumkiiig lcmo:.:i?;o, Ac. It
is healthy ami iiiee. Try it.
See notice, in another column, of
Iiirs. 1*. A. ('ha.-e's dancing school,
which opens next Tuesday afternoon
nl the KairlVtiililing. Mrs. ("base
has had considerable experience in
teaching this graceful accomplish
nient in Charleston, und comes with
a imputation that warrant.-, siteeess.
Mr. 0. A. NeulVer, of our town,
has been appointed to u position in
the Immigration Bureau at Col u rn
bia, with Col. Hoy kin, who is rcpre
sen led to lie a I he. roughly experi
enced business ma;, aild eminently
qualified for the import an', work in
which he is engaged. We look with
great hopes to this Bureau for the
future building up of our State.
We return thanks to the Commit
tee of Arrangements for an invitation
to attend the pie nie at Howe's Bridge
on Saturday, the 11th of May. In
the afternoon of the day a match
game will be played between 'V>ur
Boys," of Howes vi lie, and the "Fork"
Base Ball Club. We know that every
oll'ort will be made to make the occa
sion a succes, and we have no doubt
of the result.
The Oriingoburg Gun Club have
determined to have a glass ball and
pigeon mat eh, June l?th, 1881, to
which the clubs of t he State and
County, will be invited. We all can
have a splendid time, if the citizens
will assist the Club in offering decent
prizes, so as to induce, clubs to come.
A Committee will call on t lie eil izens
for subscript ions. They should re
spond liberally, and we believe they
will do so.
Tlic liny! the liny! But where will we
find it? "It is hot the cut I received
?but the blank?the blank of, no
where has he put nie." We will now
tell wliero it is to be found. Co to
Capt.'Jnb. A. Hamilton'? and you
can get t he best and freshest Eastern
hay and corn at reasonable rates.
Taft has been confirmed as Post
Master of Charleston, hi spite of the
resolutions lb tht contrary. His pe
tit'on was signed by a number of
business men of the city und many
prominent Democrats. Are the old
days of Republico-Doinoe ratio rings
coming back again?
Among recent specimens of mine
rs! Is received ;if the Agricultural De
ment in Columbia, specialty noticea
ble is a mass of iron ore. from Mrs.
L. M. Iveitl's plantation, in St. Mat
hews. Compitent authority has
pronounced the deposit very valtla
I 1 e. This may prove a Loom for Ui
angeburg.
We are told that the reports in the
if tars ninf {.'.our irr of the glass ball
shooting in Charleston docs no' do
justice ii? the Clraiigcbiirg boys. Mr.
A. M. Izhir contested with Charles
ton's "crack shots," ?M?-1 carried oil
seven sweepstake prizes in succes
sion, and Mr. D. .1. Sjalley also took
several prizes, of which wo hear no
mention ina.-Ie in either ease. How
is this?
An important meeting of the Slate
Board oi Education was hehl in
Columbia last week; Important
changes in the school law were dis
cussed. The defoeis ill the present
plan of apportionment of the school
fund were taken into consideration,
and the Sil) orihtem'.ciit was instruct
ed to draft a bill incorporating the
necessary changes tobe presented at
the next session of the legislature^
Wo were siiMva by Mr. (Luv. al
Cot hels.m's, on Tuesday, the linest
stock of la lies n ;ck wear, 3uc!i as
Lice sluiid's, ties, ifcc., which the la
dies on -hi io s,t ?p an I examine',
also a tine Ibl of ll ?i ikerchiel's, lisiy
eiie*, A-c. I ut thegiuh of a li iv'iis tin
'?Varl Shirt;"' p-'iee only $L for
which Mr. Cornolson is ageiil for
Ornhgehurg. These shirts a re very
popular being 1 irgeiy sohl in Coltl'.n
iiia and other cities, and just intro
tiui-eii in O ra h goon rig.
Wc highly appreciate the kithlli
expressions in ilie etimiiiiinicaiipi:
i'ii m the i-o. k, giving an accotinl of
the pic nie at 11 a \ < i it's .Mill. It
pleasant id think that, althoughi abf
sent, we wen- not forgotten in the
midst of the pleasures and y ay flies ol
t he occasion. Wo regret exceeding
ly our ahsi i:ce, tiiifl \\e assure our
lair corresj ondent lliat it was, by no
means, ftoni indifference. Sa'tui'dny
being one of t he School Coir.mission
| er's tdlii c days; we felt in duly bound
j to fore.gO the phrasiiredf the pic nie.
Since o?r last repori of the CV?urt
j p/fict eiiings, the fallowing ca.ses wore
i iiiaposetl in lhe manner nichtioned:
I \\'u>. l)4ii'ca:rnnti Lee Kein, steal j
! 111lt wagon, gitiliy: Benjamin, alias
Win. Tyler, big.iiiiy, guilty; John
J Mackcy, stealing a horse, nol gv.iliy;
i Med Brndphburg, stealing a idiggy;
|:gililty; ('leu Johnson, Ip.gery, ae
i(uiiieii; Coli a and Amaiinlba Ale
I Dan:cis. iiifahiicide, not guilty.
Thisyh seil the cases on the docket
and the prisoners were sen*.ciieeil its
|: follows: Robert ( arter and Alex
MeCull; lJS months in pen; .eutiary:
(Icprge Banyon, grand larceny, (i
monvi s in penitentiary; Jainet
I Btiyek, (i mouths in pcnileiitiary:
Benjamin Tyler, 15 mouths in jail:
j Me t Brandenburg I:! mouths in peni
tentiary; Win. Duncan ami Lie
IC oi Lt^ 1- months in penitentiary.
I We were the iiappy recipients, on
j last Friday, of a mess of the hues! I
j; trawdierries we [hive ever seen in ibis
market, g. own in the garden of ( apt.
I Miiri i in er I.? Sover. They were of tin
I "W i I son's Al'.iany" yiirieVv, and
number <?i" tlieih ineasurcd neail_\
I four ita lics in circumference. We"
I an- iphi t hat this i> an : rticle I hat
requires very little cultivation oi
trouble, ami that it i-> well ::<!::p'ed
to oiii* soil an! climate. It is cor
fain that there is not hing more de
licious than a pi.'ite of strawberries
I ami cream. When we consider how
j dillicull and almost impossible it is
lo get.strawherries from the Charles
ton, Augusta and other markets, and
how eas 1/ they arc raised at home,
we wotidcr Low little attention is
paid to tlu ir culture by our people.
No one should be without liii-hi in
? their gardens.
We call attention to the change in
the sidvcrtifecmcnt of Mr. Goo. IL
Cornolson in this issue. He is open
ing as large and varied an assortment
ol' Spring and Summer goo.is a>
have ever been displayed in the Or
aiigcliurg market. Kvorything has
been selected with care and insti
and none who visit ibis mam mot ii
establishment will fail to be pleased.
Mr. Gary, the courteous ami ollloienl
child'clerk- is managing every thing
wiih Hint skill und taste for which hi'
i-i noted, lie has made many changes
decidedly for the belief in the ar
rangcinctit ol the store, and wc tin
derstand that he still intends to
prosecute such improvements as will
add greatly to the convenience, nntl
comfort of the clerks and customers,
and to the general appearance of the
establishment. Bead the advertise
ment and come in and examine (his
line sioek of merchandise for voiir
Tlie following score of a game of
base ball played between the smaller
boys of the two schools mentioned,
has been sent us for publication:
AItri.i.icii amp's School.
Runs. Outs.
Ilurry Cannon, :t ?
Freddie Wanna maker, t! 2
Claude N. Neu Her, U 0
Henry Livingston, 2 (1
Atfciie Austin, 1 7
Total .. 21 20
ICiSKifs School.
Wilbur Rise:-, -1 II
?lohn MeNanitir:t, -l I
(Sebrgie lloliver, -1 2
JuliusiAlbreeht;, 2 5
Joe McNsimara, I (?
To! il 15 20
We In re glad lo see this pleasant
rivalry betwoea the schools of oil;*
town, arid with a view to the promo
tloh an! enemi ragenietit of this
IViiUiilly spirit, iVoigladly insert the
above.
The presentment cd'the grand jury
for the .May term of Court, which
was mittle last week sets out wiil;
certain recommendation.-; for nthli
lional I'm uit uro for m ist of tier pub
tie otliees. The recommendation for
a new fence a round the jail, which
was never attended to is reiterated.
A sub-.t..uiial fem e around t Im Court
ilouse, as to Columbia, with posts
and chains is recommended. On trie
subject of the '"Sunday Whiskey
Tnillle," the Jury says: "We are
compelled to add.our complaint to
llio: e that eome from oilier sections
Stole, to l lie violations of the laws
of the upon the subject of sell
ing ihloxiealihg liquors on the Sab
bath day! Notably in Hrattehyille is
this a fearful nuisance. This trade.
I at some of, the bar-roomis at I his place
i is larger on the Sabbath ihau on any
d:iy of the neck. This is iiUo to a
certain extent, the oh.'o at some of
these, places at the Court House. We
invoke tlie aid of t be Court tiifd of all
pence oliicors am! good citizens gene
rally to suppress this disgraceful
| traflle, sind to remove this reproach
i upon i;-; as a people."
I In ru'lurchee to bridges and roatis,
[the causeway loading to the river
lii'idge ami hike bridge neu the
Court House is recommended to be
widened and made higher.
Tlie Kxliihition of the excellent
school of Miss K*. S. Albeigotti took
j place on Wednesday night at Way's
Hall to the en.ire satisfaction ami
[ delight of I he large audience present.
Tlie si.- go .was bountifully ileiorateth
i and, with the richly arranged throne
for, the queen, the whole scene pre
pen ted a 1 ov.er of beauty. A few j
minutes hefiU'f \> o'clock' the pro j
? e-si. ii of children entered the hall j
ip>U.ilei.l by the teacher ami a number j
of the p-i irons. The interesting oxer- !
eist-s contitioneod with the "Flora!
\\ elcphio," rendered by a number of
tlie pupils iti a tnaiitier wliieh gave a |
pleasant oli'send to the whole ttlfair. i
so -.w !!;!: I hj! of:jiciseholcr? pbrkrin
the parts assigned them in the pro-!
L'lumme which falloweil, that we fe:ir !
tb ;'. we may do injustice by making !
any discrihilhhtilig eoiiiiaeiits in fay
nrofahy part era' pt'rfnrnu'f.
"A Quarrel ainotig tlie {?'lowers''
was acted by nearly all of t he ^iids
with line e.'i'ooi, i he erowti'.ng of t he
I' lt'cii, Miss A' tie- Hilibte, who bore \
her honors with bosoming grace and
iiioileslyi being greeted with si i how I
er.pf bouquets liom tlie iittdienee. j
Then came the following single
jiiei e. :i!.il recdthtituisivli'udi reflected |
credit upon < aeh ot the juvenile per I
former- engsigt d:
"Mi iher Hear." by Mi.--; May
Fostell; "Rrudder Sam and I." by j
M iss Ida ZeigliM-; "The F.linil Hoy,"
j by Miss Je: sie Riggs; i;Tiie< '.i| lain. '
I by Master Ritchie lWtoll; "< beer
fulness," aii original composition, by
Miss Rosa Copes; "1 Know and Yo.h
Know." by .Master Walter Riggs;
"Tbo Rose," by Miss May Clover;
? I'll Never l.-se Tolineco." by Mas
ter Jiniihic Zeigler; "Reverie in
Church;" by Miss Fannie Mosetey:
'Our Man Niiiniiiutcd,'' by Miss Nosti t
Ojivoros; "Fimvers of (lerinany," by
Miss Carrie Williams: -The New
Church Organ," by Miss Agit es
IFibble;' "Shadows on Ib.e Wall," h\
Miss Hehn Kohti; "?Dein"! I lidbr
sliiiit'j': by Miss Ida Keiglei*; vHyiiti
I t: " an brigiii.'d eouqn sitioiij l?v Miss
.1. s--ie Riggs; "Mr. Nobody\" b\
Miss Agnes l.ightfoot: and "Truth]
in Raren hesis." by Miss May I'os
te'.l. After these recitations, the
Striking ael csltjtlcd "Tlie Mbtiu
ineul.:: was well rciidcicd by a hum
bei- of pupils. The whole allsiir elos
ed with tlie "Floral Gdbd Night."
ami everybody went In.me well
pleased with the evening- enter! nin
lllOLl.
The summer days sire long and hot.
?ml if you IVel tirtd ami ovoit nine
witIi lieht, ihere is nothing'Ihn, will
make you feel heiler a lid cool you oil
quicker than a glass of Dr. Wanna
maker's pure, cold soda water with
fruit ami en am syrups, drawn from
the celebrated John Mat hews nppn
riitus, at the low price of 5 cents a
glass. Also the valuable tonie IV;
niviah Heer will be drawn fresh from
I lie fountain. (Jo ami be refreshed.
We. are shocked at the blunders
some of our leading men make, sind
we are forced to believe that they sire
inside because self-exaltation is si
more prominent idea than the general
good.
DOWN ! DOWN !! DOWN ! ! !
CUiko tlx. Gi-eat T^n.l! ?' 3? rice* 1,1 NIKW YORK
'O ?rid Elsewhere^ Mr. Goo. II. Cortu'lson who has been spending sonic
time in these Markets, and jias succeeded in buying his entire Stock at a
great ad anl?ge, will, from time to time, oller goods in his line at
In every Dopartmcut. Has now hi Store und is daily receiving the
t. a. i > c; i r& t s rr o c k
o:* Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Furniture, Shoes and Hats ever shown
under one root in Orangeburg.
Dress Goods ill all the New and Fashionable Designs.
Figured Linen I.awn, Mu unity Cloth.
Yard wid ! f * i*n!? iFurniture CVctone.
Whitenn I Colored Piipio, Ula.-k Gros Grain Silk at a Bargain.
Jeans, l-assiuieres', Cottonsides, Brown Linen.
Strip- ' Scosucker Bed Tick. I'lhid anil Striped Homespun,
Bleached and Down Sheeting and Shirtings in all widths and Prices.
Double Warped Night. Gown Cotton Drills, Awning, Duel;, Arc.
Ladies, MisSos atuI Childrons (II ves und Hosiery.
I.adie-. Neck Wear in great Variety, New and I'rclly.
Best Lilie Daun h ied Dress Shirts you ever saw.
Have Hie Agency for the Celebrated Pearl Shirt, unlaumleroil, only
$1.00, Wnmstittn Muslin and tuil Reinforced.
Mi?-ijuitO Mar.-, Bobbinel. in White and I'ink, 00 and 100 iholies wide.
HAND-MADE SHOES
For Gentlemen. Ladies arid Chihiren (Vom three of I he lies! and Finest
Slide eianui'a' '.<>; ics in the United States. We have soeuioil tlioexclu
sive control id' these Goods in Oi nngcbiirg, and also handle the best
Eastern Work made.
New. Prclly and ( heap. $2.0!) to $20 Suits.
?00 barrels Family Flour, lOOhoxo.-s Dry Salt ami Sankel Bacon?
in Car Leads i oin, fuM) SacksS.-iil, 100 Idiisi'Sugjir. f?0 bids Syrup,
lilt) sacks Cotlee. 12,000 boxed Toih-t .->oap.
Saddles. Harnes-.. Bridles, Collars, Buggy and Wagon Whip.-:.
1; uli line Willow Wate.
$,i.000 worth Furail ore will be sold at wholesale or retail.
JjL?.i.'.'o worib 1Jar?;ware. including all kind-; of Farming Implements,
Cotton Planters. Cunuo Distributors. Iiiipiovcd Flows, eve.
Al.-,o : u. t lit for the A very Wagon, niui ike lh.-t Fertilizers in the .Market.
Polite and attentive S A B/K&?v3 M ?i 0. serve you. Call, seeand
beconvinced Iht;1 you can do belter :;t GGIliiELSOK'S than elsewdiere.
t lirei - i 'rices ai
A citr lo.-i l of Eastern Hay just in. Also a lot of Prime White Corn
For sale by
JOSl^ A. IfiA^IfliTON
20.LS81.?l y XI XT TO II EN Pi Y K?1IN.
rjni.S 5C I.nt and l'itsidence how occupied
E In the. undersigned 0:1 l'n.-sell flree:
hext In l'r. S. A. ilee .?????' drug <'or ? for
particulars ahp'v to I)'-. A S II V'tjitllJit
or oi .1. !i. ? VINlj ?V?>>\.
nur'l 28 2i
?V i t r r ^ s '' i i
OK KICK (>!?' ( ol'NTV AITMT?R
<);:?Nut r.tnto Form v.
Orange".tire. ,S*. (_'., Arii 2>, l SM.
OTlf'F i- lurehy given IIII in acciinF
x^J aiuewull in act ihe l!?'iO'!' il .\>
scnibly. No. G7'?. ??.;-??? <I I'ccombcr --iili
I .v-1. I. iir my Assistant will allein! ilie
lollowing named phiees, on litt* respective
dales, loi Me ! us piis?> ol Inking I lie As.-iss
nn.ni- i'oi the.Ta?es oi ilie pre-, n: Near:
Itianeiiviile, iVtdnc.-day an I '1 hm>.lay, |
.1 Iii e l-i ami 2iUh
Ivowesvi?e, Kriilav ami Sattirdsiv, June
jtrii ami 1th.
(oiuioi's Store, Monday ami Tuesday,
d ion: ''In and Tili
A vvis' Shop, ?Veilncsdav ?ii?l Tliiirsihiv. ]
dune Sill ai.d Dili.
I'e derviil.-. Friday and Saturday, dune i
\ Ulh and 1 Iili.
Wells' iSloiej Moiidav and Thcsiinv; Juste
i.'illl ami Mi!:.'
Avinjo i's, WediicSds:y and 'l'liursday,
?i inie 1 -itI? and I dill.
Shhlvr's More, l'riilav and Saturday,
.June I Tilt and ISth;
|ir; Th"s. K. Keller's. Monday and l'ii?js
dny. .1 title lli.ltti ami ?_' St,
fine tiiove Acadamy, Wednesday tilid
Tlnii.-day. Jline -"-iid and *.t:.rd.
Foil .Motte, Fiiiiav and Saturday, June, |
21th and ?'itlii
l.ewisvillc, Monday and Tuesday, dune !
] 27tl' and "IMh.
'/. igler'fi Store, Wednesday and Th?rs
l .lane so d th
Knoiti .M ills, Friday and Saturday, July
1st ami 2h i.
KsiSierdh's, Mondiy ami Tuesday, July
Ith ami ?'?:ii.
i (it iu't.svil'e, Wednesday and Thur.-day ,
.July titli ami 7i li.
Sawyer's fibre. Friday and .'alniday,
jiily Sill and i?. Ii.
l ivinv.s.on's .Mill, Monday and Tuesday,
Juiy I)til and I'i.ii.
\? . I . I'hil'ips1, Wednesday and Tliiirs
day. Jilly i;itll and i-l.h.
J, 1) SiiU'iiks tnill,'Friday and Saturday,
d illy I "'ill and ! Ihlij
Jacob Sinoiik Sr , Moil lay and Tuesday,
July IStli ami !thh
Oiiingebnrg t . II., Wednesday, July 2(1:h.
1 lie oil ice Mill be open each day during
the lime prescribed by law to take lh? n
lirnsdioui (Vi) nine o'eloek a. m. to (','>)
ibiveo'clock e. .\i , and ?li persons etui
eeined should avail themselves ol' these
Opportunities, and avoid the penalty which
attachcri lifter lue ilUili dav of July 1881.
DON A LI) it. ItA?ToN,
Auditor Draiigeburg Counly,
apr'l 28 :lt
Mr C l>. 'ones keeps good liirseStP'd
buggies lor hire, mmI is also prepared tu lo
all kinds of ha., ing promptly on kIi.m I
notice; Terms reasonable.
K. JONF.S.
J I.Tilo N. C. Whiskey, made from "red
cm n, at Frank Hi -Ik i '?.
MA YOli'S OI-TI* I'J,
OlU NO Kill'IUI, May -ml I SSI.
('. I!, ilosrjj, K.vr?.j Ck-rk of Coimcili
Si it :
rjnilK collection of T?ivh Taxes on Real
fj K-tate is In r. I?y extended t<? 1st day of
.'t.nobs-1 v.iihoii jpihalty, arid id the 10th
day of .lime 1881, with penalty, after which
i iihe you will is.-tm exe. tilioiis against all
ihdiipjm tits.
l>v order of Council,
J. S. AIdU:Uf!f)TTr.
Acting Ma vor.
NOTICE I
"? X compliance with the t'.hove Order 1
9 li< r. by give notice that on an I after
thistlate i" May It, I ?81 I I will he found at
I lie gioeCry store of Van I as>cl o.|cll day
(Saturday's ex< ep c 11 lib the expiration ol
the lime granted by above orders, lor the
purpose of co-'ectinj Towii faxes.
0; U. JOAKSj Clerk of Cou'.ci).
may ~>. 5 .SM b'i
3?slatc? Sale.
Hy pertntspton of lite I'rdba'e'Judge of
(irangtbiirg Comity, 1 will red at public
ait itrm, at Oriiiipcbiirg Cmiri llon-e, on
Saturday, the iwciny-fusi day of May. ls.xl
ill \'l o'clock M . a I the personal property
t>f the late VYiluam \V. Si. Ibiiitzicr, de?
e iistftb cbhsUiuig oi'ouc Horse, one Thrash
er, one c.iho <>i he,.tal iittitruiuf nt< and
other Mental tools ami irihiriuueiilsi? 1 ernt>
Liishi
.1. Vi ROIMNSON;
(Ji;uMf;cd Adiidiii?lratnr.
I itiav ?", If81 3:
] .xeout i vo CJ'l i: tri lbt.1 r,
LoLliMi'.lA. r-iC, April i'i, 1881.
? ? T 11 r.KL A> ii formation has been re
V V cotvc.! at ibis Department, that in
the Couni.y of Orti rigid airg of this State, on
lite lOdt ttay ..! March l.-Sli Miss .bine
Cunningham was at: inuiisly assaulted by a
colored pi-rson whose name is imktiown and
that the sajtl person has (let! from justice:
Now, therefore, i JOHNSON' IIA ?0OD.
toA'cinor of the Stale ol South Carolina,
in order that j um ice may he done, and the
majesty of the law vindicated, do hereby
offer a reward of Fifty l)ol ars lor the iip
prehension itutl delivery t ? liiu She. ill' of
i ruugchurg County of the said colored
pcr-on.
'flic.-a'd person i.< tlvScribed as being
about f? fjet '."> inches in liuigkt, brown com
plexion, siotu built and about IS years old.
IIt!,vy us dressed in black pants, a light
colored brown ecat and t b.uc check shirt
with a large bra*s button on the liiwom, and
congress shoes. He was scratched in the.
face during Urn struggle, Ho worked for a
Mr. lletij.Crom near liowesville, S. (!.,
the day before the assault was committed
arid gave lli> name as Uovan Itrown, ami
saitl he was from 8itm:er, S. 0, After, in
his (light, he gave his natu?? as William
J ohiisdit.
'in testimony whereof I have here into net
my hand ami cm; e l thj (beat Seal of
lite .State <0 be aliixetl iiu? '2!.<t day of
April I S31, .tad in the l??tli year of the
Independence ol" the United Males of
A meriea.
[1..S.J JOHNSON IIAUOOI),
Ciovernor.
K. M. SIMS,
Secretary of Stute,
api'l '-'8 ;>t
SPECIAL NOTIOE.
Now that lite holiday season is
over und everything has gone pros
pt runs und happy; every one better
off, nixl a bright fertile yetir ahead,
at no period iti the history of our
Lutumlife have Seen ho thor
oughly piepared to .eet the wants
of the trade and t he requirements -if
the people, sis we are now. We shall
continue to place upon our counters
from da)' It) day, bargains in every
tie) ailment at
LOWEST PRICES,
and shall always be found using our
host mihavors to prevent extortions
and uphold the CASH SYSTEM.
Our entire stock is now o fib red at.
REDUCED PRICES.
We ask 3 ou to call and iuspect our
geojU;
We guarantee to please as to
quality an \ price.
Look can fully over tlrs list of a
few articles mentioned :
Gents I Hose, white, 5 and lie.
striped 121
" solid color* 12J
double heel & toe 121
Lndit.k~hose, white, 8, 10, 124.
?' striped. 10
solid colors.. 12*
" balbriggan, 15
" " finest quali
ty, 25
t hibircn's hose, colored, 5, 8. 10, 12}
Ladies Uutintlcts, dark eo'ors, 30 e.
'? Rellin g'oves, embroidered
backs, 35
" fcitl gloves, -1 bultona, "best
makers, 75
Cents buckskin gloves, linetl 75
*' driving 30
Dtjt hy suiting, 10
figured, 12J
Cadi meres, beautiful color*, 161
Merinos, beautiful colors, 1(J
Flannel.*, red, white and blue, 25 to
35 ecu Is.
Nubias, cry pretty,'30 c
I atlies Hoods, new styles, 40
uonkiug G laves, bureau size, ?1
extra large $1.50
H oval frames 60 and
80 cents
Silver plated tea spoons, $1 25.
Table " 1.75
Forks 1.75
" Knivi* 3.75
Glass Setts, handsome, 4 pieces, 50
Glass Preserve Stands, (50
Goblets, 75 et per doz
Tumblers, ?O^ct per do/.
L"n>ns from 25 to 75 cts
lange assortment Ladies] Gents
?/.nil Chi!drehVShoes from the finest
to the cheapen",
Men and Boys Hats, 10, GO, 75, 1.00
1.20 to S3
en ami Boys Caps from 25 to 50
Fancy Box Paper, Envelopes and
Stationery.
Agent for (he Largest Tobacco
Factory in the United States, we
oiler bargains in lids line.
Agent for Manufacturers of Sot pa
and (Joncen rated Lye, we defy com-4
j petitions
We have the Largest and Cheap
si Stock of
BROOMS AND BASKETS
ill the Market.
Agent lor the Celebrated Town
lalk
PA KING TOWDERS.
fliese Powders have stood the Test
by i lie best F hem ist, and pronounced
PURK, when bought in cans. Prof.
Mott, the Leading I heniist of the
World, says the worse adulterations
occur when Powders ate sold loose or
in bulk. Remember this and get
IOm'N TALK from Headquarters
Your attention is nskeil to the re
duction in our CARPETING, put
down to 25, 35, 40 cents.
Pocket Knives from 5 cts. to 82..
Bnggv Whips, 25, 50,75 cts., $1,
$120 h
ours respect fit'ly,
O. D. K ORT JO UN.
Always notice this COLUMN
I CHEAP GOODS.