The Orangeburg democrat. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, March 28, 1879, Image 3
METnonarrK-f-Rirof). <tfi? ?nrbw, P^s?
?tor. Sesvloerf ftvery'wsrimiy^iiowUip' at
,ualf-pastT? o'clock and at night at half,-,
1 past 7 o'clock. Prayer Meeting .ever}'
'. Wednesday everHu^U/lJalf-pastrir^cloc.k.:
. Sabbath School .evcr^. SunoVy.nuuNiingl
" at 9 o'clock. Children's meeting every
third Suudav. i>1 col i 'itvhl.
Puksbytekian.?Rev. J. A. D. Brown,
Pastor. Services every SiMiday<mornhig
at half-past 10 o'clock, ah(l in the after
noon at half-past4 o'clock. Prayer meet
'lng eveiy Thursday afternoon at'half
!past 4 o'clock. ??taftf $chpol every
;Sunday mornlng^atTmlT-pas't So'eloek.
' ? Baptist.?Rev. T. W. MeUichainpy
?Pastor. Serviqes everjr-thlrd and fourth
.Sunday mornkfg aThafr-pwst 10 o'ilfcck'
and nt night half-past 8 o'clock Sab
slonary Meeting every fourthSunday.
? Lutukkan.?Rev. J. R.Kiaqr^lfastor.,
.Services every Sunday nforning at half
,PaBU;0.-3^cJlo^,1Rlul at night at half-past
l^cTCctfi?abbath Scho?TVvcry Sunday
morning at half-past 8 o'clock.'' ' "
' EriSCOPALpriRpv* 'I/. GpfKryvPaf}ort
Services,)thir.d'$uftdqy.. in>,Cft{?h Wnih.
?Morning halppast 10 ?'clock; afternoon
?half-past4'o'cldtk.- " fH**' " 1 >'
'. Y. MV Cv A.?R?orriS on Russell-street.
,Opcn every evening during the week.
ProycrTneetlng cvery-Thnrsday evening
at half-past 7 and Sunday^rtfte.rqqons at
?6 o'clock. Business meetings ^ folp^K
?Thursday in each month.
ORANGEBUIiG,: ^JjjiVMiiullk 3. 1SW.
?_A._
Next Tuesday is the first'day'bf|
April. Look out friends.
. ^i^eifoV^omT^ appear on^
,tho first page of this issue/' Tltfad
^em.T 11} 3 i?T|< >T !? IM '< i 1 iTfl ? : ; <, ?'
-hrsrhra TTi?~tv'<, - ;
Tiyj ^yerogjj ^jerl-c, npw whittles on
,a^?ry-goods box and discusses all
,sorts of questions.
Executor's sale April,ls? atfjie late
residence of J. Willis Curler, deceas
ed. See advertisement.
By actual count fifteen men in our
,town claim that they have the best]
garden. Mistake somewhere gcntle
jmen.
Thosr in need of a good^milqh cow
will ffl^SoAltoli CoT^cJ Ed
wards at Mr. Pike's Btore. See his
advertisement in another column.
Encourage home industry by buy
ing a number one article of violet ihl^j
from Mr. Kirk Robinson, who manu
factures it right here in our town.
The Togrti T^reasurcf will cjpen hire
books for*the collection of the license
tax on and after April 1st. Those |
interested will take due notice and
.act accordingly.
The youngs ?man who hires two
hands to work hist farm and then sits
,on the fence to Tboss" the job is
bound to fail. Pull off your coat and j
?o to work, if you jfannt to succeed.
y^fci ^/.tVieJ'serJe^ $f jtW
Dime Readings t^o be given by the
Young Men's Cluristian Association
will come off at/Bolivers Hall this
evening at 8 f/clock. We bespeak
for the Association^ crowded house*.
The foolish $nan foldeth his hands
and sayeth: "^here is no trade, why
nhould I advertise?" Rut the wise!
man is not so.) He whoopeth it up
in the newspaiiera^'jajid iVjerHy he;
draweth customers from afar off.
The little gi^ls have a nice time
gathering the Utile daisies that peep
so coyly from the ledges and side
walks. A thousand 'recoil e^ioiis ?f |
{the dear past come to the memory
and we wish daises would bloom al
ways.
Ax th# SSfS&^^?iB ?^^-#jy;
Jenny Baltzgar, of Hog Wallow, was
brought up for cursing and bad con
duct, and sentenced to two- idays in
jail or pay a fine or two-dollars. Of
course the bird was caged. It is a
pity this den could not b?c brojken up..
?t, with a few other places, is a hui
sauce to the town". , : i. ? ?. .. , -, ?
Mb. Theodore Kohn left ptrrSatur
day last for New ?ork? where he goes
Jo purchase the Spring stock for ins
*j?tore. Of course he will lay in a full
and varied supply of every,character
Of goods to suit the Orang*e4>rfr^rrfai -?
ket, and- our buyers may expect to|
pet some rare bargain&.wjien they.ar
rive.
We are requested to announce that |
in consequence of the absence of Rev.
J. Kfs^r jij1 attend^ice^ upon the
meeting of the Orangebiirg Confer;
ence of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church at St, Nicholas, ^?nrbwclfj
County, there" will be no service in
the jOraogeburg Lutheran Church on
nexSV&Vdtto ? ?
The Caraden journal, of a recent
date,*ay? ^'f^hctj^qtjge.of thq Knights |
of Honor i?.in a^moa^ ilot\ri^h?ng.cqn
dition at this place. Many new enn
didates,f-ar^, r^fpiyed,,at,.caoh raect
JngsM ?^Thte'iOfder sefems to make:
friendfj rapidly wherever introduced.
We have al^bufi^and -fiouris?ipg I
?odgo in oltrtowfa^mpbsfca of good
patorial. t
fl'^G^unday 1 imcs.attyISr''it is hard
ly necessary ^to say that thoro can ho
jabsolutc^y no/ /foundation for tho
statement thatther^was a woman in
ttarhweil with corn on her ear. The
corn $hat goes to Ba^nwcWj^qsalown
the throats of the men. It is not al
lowed the opportunity of reaching a
wpninu's oar?'] l^ow,^3^5ther Holmes,
here is a .chanco fp.r you to rise and
explain about .that corn.
?A Lrtdy's lVEi^icnkry Society was
organized at St. Paul's Methodist
CUyrcl^ Lew|flv^^CirjCujt, March ,16,
with,nineteen members. The follow
ing officers were elected : Mrs. M. A.
Pcraberton, ^President f Mrs. M. K.
Wannamaker, i^irst 'Vicc-P^aident;
.^4rsfjirfV A. ijirdi Second Vice-'Presi
dent; MissN Snlljje J. Wannamaker,
Recording Secretary ; Mrs. J. E. Ar
thutV'Corresponmrig Secretary; Mrs.
David Hdiiser, Treasuror. ?
Tub Sunday School of tho Metho
dist Church at tui'J piaCC" was''organ
ized on Sunday, the lGth instant, as
a Missionary Society for the support
of foreign im'sfsions, with the follow
ing officers: .Jas. L. Sims, President;
lyiiss ^Busap' ^AlbOrgbTtf,; Vice-Preei
dcht; Henry II. Brun son, Secretary ;
Miss Qllie Wannamaker, Treasurer.
We congrattj};ilo. tJL\o Society in its
organization^ and trust it may have .a
-du'g. ?r.d useful .Career na -an. hujunet
pf the [church.
''..'i L> i 1 i >! sOr.. ..
We aro glad, to meet p.uv, young
friend, Mr.., j. W.. Cc-llier^f , St.
Matthews, on his return from Balti
more. Mr. Collier has been a stu
dent of the Business College of Mes
srs/ Bryant' &^ $trhtHpn, Baltimore,
for the last six months, and, after
graduating last week, returns to his
home to work out tin; great problem
of life to its end. We "hope at the
final settlement tho balance sheet will
be in favor of the credit side of the
account.
.^?ileSfn' thal'H?fao^qgo .Wridge
in St. Matthews, and tdio 'bridges
over the Four Holes Swamp, on the
Five Notch road, have been put in
complete repair by Commissioner
Connor at no other expense to the
county than the cost o( the lumber
used. This is a decided impr.o.vcmcat
upon the ,old and expensive way of
Itcfpij/g. t-he> bridges? in_ifprdtpr. We
hope our Board of Commissioners
will not weary in well doing until the
county roads shall have been put in
good ,ord(3r.
j We are glad to meet Mr. A. It.
Moore so often in town, indeed since
the times that tried men's souls, when
he performed such noble services in
behalf of Orangeburg Democracy as
a. Stale Constable,- he$ee_ns to be*one
orns. ?-'.A- true-DemocratVand> a peW-.
feet gentleman, we again commend
him and the Star Copper Lightning
Rods he sells to tho kind o/lices and
patronage ??f the citizens of Orange
bufg. We nra glad.Of the success he
is obtaining and the friendships he is
forming among our people. Give
him your orders and confidence.
See change in Mr. Joseph Eros'
advertisement. He is a1 progressive
merchant and is determined to suc
ceed. To this end he oilers every in
ducement to our citizens and makes
eyery effort to meet the demands of
his cu?tlomers.- Ulis baking depart
ment is enlarged, and other features
added, which enables him to operate
upon the most improved plans. By
hot. .weather his ice-ereaqi arrange
jmdiita. will be perfected and our citi
zens wilt have the privilege of -enjoy
ing this rare summer luxury in neat
and well fitted apartments. Give him
a Call.
On Saturday morning last Rias
'Felder, a prisoner in jail, took advan
tage of Uu} roppertunity offered by
carrying out the slops to escape,
jurhped'tihe fence and made his way
to f-h? nearest woods. ; Mr. Livings
ton, the jailer, was soon in pursuit
with sufficient help and over-hauled
the fugitive a half mile from the jail,
'captured-and brought him back, but
not without resistance "on the part of
tho prisoner, who drew his knife and
plvowed signs of fight. A slight re
minder brought the man to his senses
and he quietly submitted to the au
thorities. ...
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i* l^i jnursuancc ?f ft not'cc given by
Rcy, O.A. Darby at the Methodist
ChQrch, a meeting ,of*? the*-ladies of
the congregation was held at the par
sonage on Tuesday evening, at four
O'clock, for the'purpose ojf organizi ng j
a Woman's Missionary .Society. Tim
following officers iWOlpy elected to,
serve the ensuing year: JVlrs. O. A.
Darby, President; Mr?; S. E. Alber
gottij First Vtce-Presidcht; Mrs. A.
JL'. Dantzler, Second V^ce-Pr^jdpnt j
Miss A'. A.' Albergottij Recording
Secretary j Miss R. S. Alborgotti,
: Corresponding Secretary; Miss S. E.
I Dibble, tCrea?uceftft ? >.?'"?? R" ">'. \b
Tftr/s'^aFglotbr'lbo New. Or-lcans'
'Times : VJJt beqomcj ,Q}\t duty-r-and
^rom duty wo rievcrslirihk?to chron
icle *the fact that spring has arrived.
$pring, .wjth Knen duster and smiling
countenance; spring, with a flower in
his button-hole and a grin on his face ;
has stepped down from the Pullman
car w time and is in our midst puce.
Sweet,.sweet, pooticvspriug !"
j 'jlt- ?>' -*?tf-^i i \ '? .
! ?Fkie'nd Koryohn ,n.nd his po>ito as
sistants seem to take real genuine
pleasure .in .pricing goods low down.
It is hard for ono to visit this plaCe
iilhout buying something. Me is
ishing off Tobacco at prices which
lints it within the reach of every one..
Bis,:auctions still go on Saturday
morning and evening, wjiaro bnrgaips
4rc mude. ?',"' .:_ ,. , . i
"We are reliably informed that (h'reo'
dhildrcn of Dr. Kirkj a worthy citi
zens of St. Johtf&'Berjctily, were bit
ten < by a rAad dog a few days ngo1-^
twp of, thorn in exposed places; one
on the neck and the other on the
hand. We trust these little ones will
escape the 'seVio?s and fatal conse
quence of' thfs misfortune. Better
ovcry. dog:in.the State be killed than
for one person to die from hydiopho
W' a a Aw u;i. ? *
I
t?fThe Homo Oirolo" is the name of
a new Venture in journalism by Mrs.
M. E. Britten, editress and proprie
tress, at (Charleston^;.S.; C. It is a
neat paper of four five co.luurn pages,
and judging by tho number befoKe us
we think its fair owner will publish a
loadable paper. Two dollars :pcr an
num is.thcsubcription price, u Wc
take pleasuro in placing the Home
Circle op our exchange list, and wisli
it-a long'arid prosperous career.
A full lino of Dr.. Price's Unique
Perfumes^ Colognes - and)Toilet Wa
ters. r These-. Perfumes. have gained
ihcirfpopularity^from their exquisite^
sweetness and permanency .of odor.
Any lady or gentleman who will gi\;c
them a trial, will be convinced, that
na^'errumepj &ade in this or any oXh
er^countryi"can. compare; with them.
They arc only to Ife'used to he ad
<nire(1. For sale by Dr;'J. G. Wa?
nam?ker.-. - i # ; ?
i- i . iili?-1^.
Mil. N. S. But-lci j a most .estimable
citizen of Braneh.vHlc, died on Satur
day last, JeavUig a large family and a"
hdst of frienchr 'to mourn his loss.
His remains were brought up to thj.s
placo~on Sunday for interment whichi
took place, in. the Presbyterian ground
at four o'clock, after the funeral ser
vices were performed by Rev. O. A.
Darby at the Methodist Glrurch. Mr.
Butler bad numbered at the time of
his death rnot;c than seventy years of
an active business life, and leaves be
hind a record fid) of examples worthy
the imitation of those who live nftor
him. i ! T
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.On the 18th instant County Com
missioner Connor saw a fox in the
Slate Road near Providence bridge, '
cutting some strange and father [wild
antics, and on approaching the1 ani
mal within a few pacc3, it ran around
the b.uggy biting at its tail all the
while without seeming to be alarmed
and only followed tho instinct of its
nature in running, away after Mr.
Connor had driven on. A turpentine
hand of the neighborhood found the
fqx a fptv, ;JayB afterward. ju . the:
woody putting the same antics and'
killed it with a-club. This is the first
instance of a mad fox of which wc
have heard since hydrophobia has
been ragibg.i _,j _ t. \.
Tjii: first mosquito of the season,
says an exchange, has made his ap
pearance. He was dressed in a stand
ing collar and djekey, flap trousers
apd gray ulster, cqnsplaincd of a bad
?cold, and couldn't sing weil on a
high register. Sat on the bureau
awhile and picked his teeth with a
straw out of the wispbroom. Then
whistled "Grandfather's Clock," keep
ing time with his .hind leg- Buzzed
around for a while and remarked that
tho weather was moderating. Then
mozeyod over the wnshstand, criticis
ed the soap, wondered where tho car
bolic acid was. Wafted for half an
hour, and Iben settled down to busi
ness,
Tiik Town Council met on the eve
ning of the 2Gth instant for the pur
pose of adopting a tax ordinance for
the fiscal year ending April 1st, 1880.
The tax on real estale was fixed at 4
mills on the dollar, and the license.,
tax about the sfimjo-is last year.
Tho Htrqct Committee; was instruct
ed by a unanimous resolution to place
stringers on the sidewalks of Russell
street wherever needed, 'and report
the cost to the treasurer, who was in
structed 'to. add said cost to the taxes
(proportionately) of each oil;zcti. No
doubt Council' will allow the oitizens
to furnish lljeir own stringers, provid
ed they are of nuch dimensions as the
Street Committcq^paay approve. ;
"Tue attention ?'f our readers is di
rected to tbc change in tl\e advertise
ment of Mft ?"I- C-i'lk-ia this issue.
Evqry preparation ,is "being made to
supply the wants of too numerous
customers .of this enterprising horse.
New goods of the best quality and the;
most .faahionablo styles are recelved|
weekly and will bo sold as low as
.can bo purchased elsewhere. Polite
and competent salesmen are in wait
ing to attend upon tho wants of pur
chasers and every effort will bo made
to give full' satisfaction to any one
who may faVor the-lwuise with' a-call.
Read tho ndvertiosiuent in another
column:
Qiut enterprising citizen and drug
gist, Dr. A. -Dukes, is preparing
to repl?co the two stores now occu
pied by himself and Mr. DeMars with
a fine brick building. This is.up im
provement in this quartc'r of our
town that is greatly needed and when
completed wrll add pot only to the
appcaranco of tho neighborhood, but
Will increase the trade and lower the
rate of insurance. Tim present crowd
ed condition of the wooden buildings
in this locality is exceedingly dan
gerous and hazardous, to property.'
Yet it has been singularly exempted
from lires whilst other localities have
been visited by tho fire,fiend time af
ter time.
Wa call \b? attention of our read
ers to the communication-on our first
page signed ?''Subscriber," who com
plains that our article, published a
few weeks ago, in reference to the
South Carolina Rail Road, did an
injustice to the employees of said
road. Perhaps it did, and we are
sorry fof it, but really tho fault was
uot ours. Wc only jiublishcd what
we heard to bo the case. Wc have
a very high respect for the employees
of the road, whom wc know .to bp
honorable ? men, but wo still insist
that some oft them ''cuss 'too much.
So far as we know thoso connected1
with the road in pur town arc efficient
and accommodating, and bur article
had no reference to .them whatever.
??Subscriber" justly says that rail
road ipep are as tcruperatp as the
newspaper fraternity. Wc have not
aw-or^l toaay jn defence of the news
paper men, as wc regret to bo cwn
pellcd to admit that there is too much
truth ip -what ^Subscrib^r" -says,
but wo lieg to- remind him ^that tWo
wrongs jnovcir nmko a right. Wc make
this correction cheerfully."
A meeting of the Orangeburg Court
House perao.cratic CJub w.as hold on
Tuesday evening last as announced
in our last issue,. The President, J.
W. Moscley, Esq., stated that the ob
ject of the meeting was to adopt some
plan by which funds might be raised
to 'defraj' the expenses of our citizens
who are held for trial before the Uni
ted Slates District Court on the
charge of violating the election laws,
and appealed to tlio members of the
Club to do their whole duty in the
promises. M.. I. Browning, Esq.',
Count}' Chairman, made an eloquent
speech in behalf of the object and ap
pealed earnestly to tho party to stand
by these gentleman, whoso misfor
tune it is to be selected as targets,for
political shafts anil Radical hatred.
It was decided to appoint a commit
tee whoso duty it shall be to wait
opoji tl)o citizens to obtain .contribu
tion for tins laudable purpose. It is
supposed the expenses of the prison
ers and witnesses will amount to not
more than 8500, as the lawyers de
fending the cases make no .charge for
their services. It is'hoped that the
committee will find no difficulty in
collecting to the amount. If every
Democrat in the county will contri
bute, tii6, burden will be light and
each pne Will enjoy the satisfaction
of having done his duty "fh the sup
po t of a cause thut has for its object
not only tho defence of innocent citi
zens but the defence of the dignity
and the honor of bis party.
Tho petition of Major Watson A.
O'Cnin for appointment us Trial Jus
tice, which was referred by the Gov
ernor to the Executive Committee for
endorsement, and by that committee
to the clubs, was, after discussion,
refused the endorsement of the club.
The appointment of Julius Glover,
Esq , who lias been in the discharge
of the duties of the ofilce of Trial Jus
tice for some timo was ratified by
the club. No ofilce in the gift of the
Executive is of more importance to
the people of the county than that of
Trial Justice, and we hope the ap
pointees will be men fully qualified to
discharge the duties of tljeir trust-ac
ceptably to Uio people.
' 1 ?'-'?-?- m ?>
- Any person v. bo wlH get us up'a
Club of Ton Cash Subscribers at l.oO
per-annum will rcceivd The Demo
crat one year free. Cjo to work at
oncq, and secure you'j Club. We
.know you can do it if yell but hnlf try.
Send to this ofilce for Specimen co
pies, which wili bo furlisliod qn qp
pJicatjon. 1A'; i
j ? %.,Matth^jOot8.
?Several wpqks Jjave /elapsefl sjinco
tho appearance of "St. Matthews'
Dots" in your columns, owing partly,
I suppose, to the inexperience cf your
correspondent in adding a little to
every neturtl occurrence,"(which by
tiic way.,,of rCouKso ho would not,.do,)
and partly to .the extreme dullness of i
our town. ', ,! f
We slill bn.vc;auioug ,us.a f&V.Q&
the animals (as Rosin calls tyem,)
Bachelors, who look a little fcu^orn
and heartsick-: and really I sympa
thize .with them, for you know when
the school bey was. told to write aj
composition . on girl;;, ho said they
were like cats, if you rubbedj them
dowm they were all.right, but-ruh
tlictri the wrong way ahd^hX}^ would
spit at you ; so I think, our old friends
must have rubbed 1 the wrong way:;
Well, pld boys,, aJU w.e .con ijuy ds^.^in>t |
you try again ;and bo sure you jr.ub
the right way. .
Farmers have bcan h"sy of ;lfttc I
holding phosphates,:and judging from
the increased demand lor gViauos, {I
think there .will he as much if not
more used iuthio section than in pre
vious years*
Trial Justice FT/Jr Buyck has been
kept unusually busy this week with
sundry cases. ",.
T.b.ei;c is a rumor that a pic-nic will
take place shortly, which 1 (eel satis-1
fled will gladden the hearts of our
bachelor friends. > ..j?NO. I
CoKJtjCCTKU WKIvJCI.V ny J. C. P^ck..
5 COTTON;"' 1
.Middling:::........9 ?91-4
Low Middling..'. S li-4 ? 9
Ordinary to Good...4.U. 8 08 1*42
' COUNTRY l'KOPUCE.
Corn............05
Peas.40 k
Rice, rough.;....81 10
Fodder*'...*..??????.???'5
Potatoes, sweet...tjQ -
Butter, country.25
Eggs. 8
Poultry.15@20
Contract Work!
IRespectfully inform my friends and
the public that 1 mil prepared to con
tract to do Carpenter's Work of any
kind cheaper than other contractots in
Qrungeburg County. Work solicited,
ami satisfaction guaranteed.
March 7-?mos. J. It. TUCKER,
TS hereby given that after the first Mon-j
J. day in.March, I will be in my olllce'
every Monday and Tuesday in each
month instead/of Friday and Saturday
uutiLfiu'iher no icc.L I'll : ii ~
D< L. CONNOR,
SdHOOL COMtaJsiiOXKU,
Orangelaug County.
n j
~*tt3
ORANGEBURG%S. O;
Offers his services to the public as
General Auctioneer mid Collector.
Chargca moderate, and all business
promptly attended to. Feb 14'
DYER AND SCOURER,
No., 31 WcatvroTth I street j near tho Old
Artesian Wel}.
. QIIARLF.STON. S. C,.
Gents' Coats Vests and Pants nicely
Cleaned', i\v,ed and Pressed. Faded aim
Moulded Clothing 'Reno weft-'with the
greatest dispatch.
W. X?.
St:Matthe.wsS*;0- .
_0_
T\FALER IN DRY GOOD'S,
JlJ RQ?Ts?fcsnoKs. :
i ? ? ? ? 'HATS CAPS ifce'.!
I buy my goods from tlrst.bands .and
sell them at Charlestonpricpa rj . ., (. j
. -"?~!. .. d
Uiglicst CASH price pa'ux for' cotton
j and country produce*:.
?o?
Full and General Stock always on hand 1
. ' '?o?
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St. Matthews* .
Near tho.DEPQT- Oct. 4 ?no
FIEL!) SEED
SEEDTOEAT
?o?
White, Amber and Fultsj.
SEED RYE.
SEED BAULKY
i
RUST PROOF, WHITE AND r ,..
Grass Seed. Clover Seed.
SOME THING NE XV \
BUST PROOF
WHEAT,
VVavraixtecl Ifc?st X^aof
01* Monev H-ofanclQcl.
?FOR SA'LE KX? ^ ?
LOMQJU
Oct. 4 3'rao T CQLlri
ii I^.'JCN?WIiTOl^:? ? ? I' Ai LATIIRQ1*
t Att?rho5>8.,and'.Coup30llor8,
.OR ANG EBURG, S.O.
SAMUEL DIBBLE,
rVttorney antf 5pnns.ellpr.at Law
'(Cor. Church &.St. Paul's Street.)
ORANGEBURfo S. C.
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SHEEIDAFS SCHDOIu
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H CLASSIC AiL GCHrQQfc FOR
BOYS'AND <JIRXS-' |
: ?'. ?-rrrnj?! ,
HUGO G. SHERIDAN...Principal.1
IHS?' Ej$. MACK AY. Assistant.
rtsls Solioul opens on tho First Monday i
.In September.-annually, and coutlttr|
.ics.u^intor,ruptedly nutil theJast.o/ J.u ue.
. ^Kiyjis^EnvaN5cw. : .?. 5.
First -Grade, beglnnera....., J$2.00
3econu Grade, Grammar pupils.....! 2.00
Third^Grado,'4?dvaneed English...... 3.00
Latin .and Greek, extra. 50
COURSK OF STUDY.
jTJjjst Grade.?Alphabet. Spelling, R'ud- ]
nidiitary Arithmetic*, .Wfi^ruj a#d, first
jteps in Geography. , . . . j ]
Seqond . Graue, Spelling, Reading,
VVxlthyy, ..ArRhtUV.tiOr Second Steps in
Seog,raphy, Grauwiar, W^htau .Compo--]
i\?otu lyntip-and'Greek. ?: ...
Third Grade. Spelling, Reaujiife.WrJ.t-!
Ing,(> ArilhmeUe (coniuleted?. .Geography
uomplcted, Grammar.coiimleted, Conipu-,
<ltlon, Jlistory, Philosophy. -Rhetoric,
Logic. Book-keeping,' Algebra, Georue
try,. Chemistry. Latin, Greek.and Writ
ten Composition. ., ., ,1.'
Elocution Is taught in oach grade
Miss Mack ay hue charge of tho girls..
Students may enter at any time dilrihg |
the ter.o, and are changed only from
Jatco/ entrance. ..??,?
Roys and girls are' prepared for the
Sophomore Class In any College or .for a
successful -business life.
Neatness of person, polite ' manners
fuid a high 'sense 01.honor are considered
af no. josatfihpbrtanc,o ,than the branches I
Laukpt; :aMd are therefore IhCAifcato?! j
whjh unientltting assiduity. "
Board may be .had In good families'I
new the school at teilend twelve dollar;; |
per Minnth, ihvctwding 'Washing and!Ights.
Hoys and girls, are kept separate and
no intercourse allowed. v
A-liberal share of public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
"DON'T READ THIS! 1
THE "California Store??
now in the-McMaster ?
brick building, though- only
six months in this town, has
made hosts of customers add *
friends* ? It has succeeded in
its bu-incss beyond expecta
tion. . The eauYe! is selling
Its well and carefully selected i
stock of Dry Goods, Notions; t
Clothing, Roots. Slides. Hate,'
and a cuuip'leterStock of sta
ple and fancy Groceries,,
cheaper than auy other Es
tablishment. It is a"CASH
STORK." . . '
,: Jf politQqftgp, courtesy and
a flue Stock has any hold up
on our community, the "Cal
ifornia Store" of SQREN
f RUE & LORYEA will bc
cotiie one oi' tho fending Es
tablishments of the town of
OraiigebUr?. Call at their
store find Spc stuck ' and .
prloes,t they "will be please^
to show goods.
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INTERESTING DETAIL
ORANGEBURG, S C., Feb. 21?
RAN1TEVILLB C. Homespun
? 6 couu per yard.
Best Calle? 6 to C1-4 cehta per yd.
C'oatV. Spool Cotton 5 cento per opool.
Ladies & Gents Shoe* 7ft?tc to fl.SSpr.
i j 4. . ? - <?! ? ? ? hfj
Gents Hand Made Gaiters $4.50. 1
Choice Co/leo .S \bt. for % LOO.
IJestS^gar \% tv \% lbs. for f)1.00. ! %
S.oda 3 lbs. for 35. pebU.
fiood Ramify fl^ur $3^0 per Larr?l.
Best (Baker's Jewel) ^0.60 M !?
Tobaccos 40 to 50 cents per pound*
Poublo length Cigarg 2 1-2 cents each
Plows, Hoes, Hatchets, Axes. ' ..
Hardware. Tinware, and cy<ei y otfia
Avticic kept in a tiift class nto.ro at
prices too Ifiw to publ h.
Alio Whiskeys, Brandys, Wines Alns
ptc., etcuV of the best and purest make*
at. prices to suit tho times.
Come and seo before you buy-.
No matter what you are offered goods
at, you shall not regret your cay.
. i Yours, trujjr
g.?. avoAK & co.
1879 187$
tfUST jflt&CElVED ' tAT 'f
theodore YQipB
JOry Goods
.ittoft 4U "! h'/Jij : li i'
U'i?1 ?! ii it'31 sis l t l.
Also a large lot -of ?
?Millie- \,i ??? Miosd ?!> -ft !i>'i(|niu{ <"'/
DAMi^G -?pGirKQ^;:;:^
HAMBURG EDGINGS ! "! J ?j|
i .?t i ,. A&S'ft.:; iiil
1 (TNSERTINGft
5 ?'???? f;.-;i --H>fj 3i ,;j:>.;<v.f ro.'i ; I .1
Which were bought Cheap, being tho ?
best valuq.and Uie cheapest ever.exhtb.-,
?^?It ilVoi'i ..'.:.M r i ii.: ;i>;'t(i? cj mi]
A flrio large Ma>lti?eut<tf iHMir,*,
? j.en l'?/afi ? "u idJ/ajiii^i J-k id! jtil
ui i r?ugi h'o;-:? v.cu to
* iJ "lo ?6i ; foij-jiii .; lo ? cd;
of ovcry .dencrlption also justlireoelvetlr
from tb4 ^tm0^totfl?i;-iety cheap.]
Full.HneSof cvcrylbiug.else in.tho_Dry, /
Good:--lino ,arc being daily rscsi,rsd (cg
Spring and Summer wear. ' jj ,.
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ii ..i*n .'j 11.gru .viJf.i'ijj'ji
iLrfO ;d;iv; I !l; dv ; Ilf
; " ;V*^Iio Jiglit'RVmrinV "3 1
?? - Ultl .1.7 . :-i bill ' . .!*r?M:jj
jOOMESTfC-jfijffiftijgft MACHINE,
arid Needles' for nil Sowing- .MflcbimaS?
' always omhnn?l and fc*?alc cheap* ? "
Agent for Mfulaine Dernorest4?'' "'^
. ui:T
rvj ivfbod vl i: '. ;...') /???*/?? tjsift';
Call, and convince yourselves at^ the}
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' nf ?! ?' ? ? '.';n /?; .if
i' ... . . fufid ! t;} ??yHr.i
DRY, aoQps^
J '? :>;:!? ?{fdl :.* II": >, i .giltfr^.'ih'
? ri fli '.- Ui:>s iftT^jt '.iil'J' .Ob
l;i A .t.*'
P.iK|) ii
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Front- ? ' * * ...
JLAT^g OF LEWISVLLE, 3."Oi". V^
Defter in
\ <u n 675 KING.8TREB1B< ll bwuw
1 GHARpESTO?f.> J^^tilv,
FOtVfJS/growJT, per ^i.t^hiWS'
Medium. jWr dbz...,.^..iiiO.OOaO.00
; GhickenB? per.do?iUi^-iv4.1l74^05^
, llucks (Eng'h,) per doz.,^.0po^^.
Ducks (M'c'y) per doz...iL<foab*.0'J
Geese per doz..6.00a00?
Turkeys per doz...w...'.'....8i)0al2%Q9
EGGS, per dTojE.;';:..::..V..V.A.i'?a'?O
PEANUTS'j^fer < to?cl;..;?-.lOOaOM
PEAS, clay, per busJI?Ui.L....^?Os .
*V S**_1.\ ?_1_I.r
., u:
SKINS, Otter, apiece,.,..;v.l.00h2i2& <r
, i411 Goon, ?* io.A'.^.V(k/iw.ftal%
. ,?? . Fox, ^ ?vl ?-.?fP.:.vr"..ilQniJA,l
ir ? . . Peer, per \b.......1.5?
*?' ?' Goat! %i^:....V:!::,:..,.:8aH!'
BEESWAX, per l6.^..::V.v:i...L.a^'
j Highest matkeit prloes omalnwl'hi^ 'AWl
gjoasidconsigned lo mej ttetwus miaal^ >
prouip?y. .C^iKiim^^efW^rj,. ^fif
r i! n r~rn .c-a'<: it rf; ic*-!:wi;n-oK^
GATjL m OAW
l < t IUU (Aiiil II ? v .: io Uii
At:the People's-Bak?rjFti.ii
' 1 ESTABLISHED' IN'1871?V 1 vfJ '
BY TUE PRESENT 'phoPRIETOR.
1 i i v:..-.:.* o$ T-iu: ; if/in-.,
Who Ifistill ready and willin/v to jma
FlIiLORDiEUS ^k?M
????..,bu/. mo MAdj
. ? ? ak?: lo J...di I-iiidl
-.-O .-A- JKi. 3EI S.?fo
of all descriptions. ..
G U N Gr E R S
1 bytlioliWel^ori>o*V! w 1 ?!
BREAD FOR CAM?-MEfel'IN'G^/
Any other rhpptjrigs at shoxtfiRfioc.^'?
JUST RECEIVED1FRESH OOlfFBC
T10NAR.YS. FANCY GOODS AND
NOTIONS, which will uc.sold as low as
any that oan.bo bought In Ornnfc6ourj?L'l
ThankluJ fox the nu&t patn>m>;/e of ?ny
friends and the public I still solicit a con-,
tinuaneo of their ouatoul;' ? ?: x Jl??ri95
T. W. ALfeR?O?
R?SSELf* STREET, 1'ijrtri ?'
Next <Joor to Mr. J. P/'fl'iirley.
Orang>^urfe Slept 13; 98?S - Ty
$f*j~k* We?* I? y?wr own town. $5
|'\f ""tout lit free. No risk. Reader
IMfif you want A business at
can innko great pny ?11 the time they
work, wrlto particulars to-H*. lIAn rti^