The Orangeburg democrat. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, January 16, 1880, Image 5
I-T_JL_i_!-i--rzr.. ,:
Weary.
yVciirvOf living? so weary !
l.'-n^iiig to Ijis (lim n and die ;
T?i Mod i?>Y Iii" .-ad hiniYt and dreary,
rue end of tjio (tjlgth^agu idgij*
Weary, so weary of wishing.
Fin a to rip that Ja gbge from my sight,
Fora voice thai h; husht'u to me "ever,
tlaMFtf* eyes that to'nip w<-'Ve .'o blight.
'Fol1 a liund to he laid on my forehead,
' Ag!.ini| s ! of i he gi bleu brown htdr,
Foi a sli p that to nie was sweet music,
4 ' Anil a brow that, was uohle anil lair.
?Anry. so weary of waiting
AVjiii iii<4" fur sympathy svyeut,
For mmiici Idiig"io' lV?ye and t<i loye use,
And pha-im.vt thai are uqt so Heel.
Tired, sn tired of dr|ftp?y,
Atlitwn ibe dark stream of life;
Tired of breast big i lid billows,
Tliu liiliow.s of ipil aruj s'ti'jfe.
Wishing Hin) waiting, so sadly,
, For loye (hat, was sweetest*and best;
"Willing in die, <ih, so gladly,
If that would bring quiet and rest.
Think ot Theso Worofs,
? Life, youn? titan, is what you make
. i!;.;r. iMany a youngster who was bom
with a silver spoon in his mouth, has
been glad enough to lap bean soup
Irom a riclf dish with a pewter ladle
. before he descended into a pauper's
grave. A wise man has said : "Honor
,/'tuul woith from up condition rise ; act
Well your part, ?thoro all Um honor
lies*." Theie you have the whole phi
. losopby of life and living compressed
ipto few words. Act well your part.
He yoti sure, no one else can or will
'apt it fur you.
God never created a loafer. No
Child \v;.s ever born ji) this world to
Itecome a loa'ur. lie is a cication of
man, hugely assisted by the devil in
the manufacture. Ho is to humanity
what the sloth is among beasts, or
; heiler still, a stagnant pool among
living witters, lie is the impersona
tion of utter stagnation. All that may
\ui good or manly in I.is nature is
plaghard, and ha it nut one whit moio
useful in and to the world than an
Egyptian inn in my ; he just exists, and
nothing moie. When he dies we
* Iviidw l\ licit, lor he sinks out of sight
a ml leavis jjd ifpplp to show where
^he.dtsapjKarotl. We simply niiss him
fipiu his accustomed dry-goods box
or chair in the tavern corner, and
that is all. And we much doubt if he
is more useful dead than ivben living.
His llesh is so impregnated with indo
. .jenitc that it is ton lazy to rot and
thcicloic woitbless for manure.
Y<?i>?g uiaii, he ve not like unto one
of these hut work, woik, work your
way fliVOugli the wot Id, into the con
fidence of honorable men, into the
all'eitioi.s of,a children-blessed home,
and it may be into honors and lichcs
Iteyond your present wildest dreams,
so thai,' wlicii death comes to you in
. youi honored old age, ami yon sink
contented in it to a place of rest, the
tears of the eor.in unity will water
your grave, and the people with one
voice will cry out, "A good man has
r jujlpjj jjVijic land this day."
''Let the Mud Dry First."
llci.e is a capital lesson thai, may
well he impress'd upon l|ic memory
oi both young ami old : Mr Spur
getui in walking a little way out pi
London to pi'Cach got his pants vei \
nnuidy. A gnod deacon nut him at
the door and desired to get a brush
und take oil'sonic of the mud. 'Oh.
no,' said Mr. S., "d'ontT von see it is
wet and if yoti try to brush it now,
\ on will i'.;|i lie-' stain into the cloth?
Lei. U ?ryi when it will come < If cas\
enough and leave no maik." So when
men speak evil of us falsely?throw
mud at us?doii'i be in a hurry about
brushing it oll. Tobgrojiteagerness
t?i rub it oil", it apt to rub it in. Let. it
dry ; by and by, if need be, a little ef
fort will icmovc't, Dont foster scan- j
dal about yourself or olhcrs,or trouble
in a society, or in a church, by haste
to do something. Let it alone; let it
dry ; it will he more easily eradicated
than von think in tho first heal of ex
cite nicht. Time has n wonderful pow
er in such matters. Very many things
vxill be easily g?lten over in this
woild h) judiciously.letting Iheui dry.
^ mariitme tjtjged with a little ro-1
jbuiicir took macp'|n 11}is county last
week; A J'd'y, \uoitg Wittower won
the nlicilions oi a fair maiden, and '
they rode out in a hngyy apparcnilj
for the fwkcorri'dii g. Hut as.^oon as
ihey ppj out of sight of the old folks
jlny jni?de lor a neigh Inning parson, j
jii cl 11.0 two jycre iniiile our. They I
j.j'o.ye 'unk home; the groom went at
ppco in Washington to attend to some
i.uaiiinc? demanding hia immediate |
alten' ion, h bride remained nltyome. j
Jn a few days he returned, claimed I
|tis I'lidp, made the nlhiir public, and j
iioiv ijit'y are in the lullest enjoyment !
id ihr hpnt'X'Uioun.? Ypuittiitburtfi
A cone- potu'.eiil of the Chicago
'A'ribuwi says Goi\ Uni colon is the
most. <dist iu:;t ?? of;,;; ;.. Congressman
Fiyo, his lirotlicf-iji law', lohl me that
paictdoll did notPjii'iili l-j him for
Oycr a \eai en iiccoiijit <?! political I
iliHercm ok ; that, aa b'c attorney, j
when Clatoelon |uul any law litusiness,
},c w( old sit in h b enriiage, mikI in
u note to Klye and receive id;; opin
ion in wiiijnn. nod that, when CLirce
lull eaine to Ki.ve'a home he in vcr
would go in until be learned Ijiatj
(?'j'ye was away lionihotnc.
_H9HHSE
Don't Forget to Oajj for your ?hristraas Presents left
tby Sa^ita Claus a,t
JOSEPH ER OS,
At Captain tyrig?ill()|rt QU1 .Sp,puL
lhdshis. Currants, Citron, by tlio wholesale, Candies from the plainest in
tlit: liiM-sL and in every .shape, hw ceihenits, Pu.noiiiuni, ICggs. SugarToys
besides l am prepared to leu and Ornament. I'Vefybftily/a. C'hrlytuiu.s CuKca.
; .
PI?ARS A^P TOBACCO.
FRUIT! FRUIT JI FRUIT!!! FRUIT!!!!
And everything to fflukq pcftpiu jpippy. Call before guying elsewhere.
JOSEPH EROS,
Oraiiguburg, S. C, Sept. '2<i-tf
3 IT f
II E N E T K 0 H N
Has lnoiiuhl everything In the Dry Good* Hue down to living price*, and would
call attention to his immense Kali stock, hardly knowing what specialties to Uttum*
cnj|t?Paving evcryll.iog in the wearing line from an infant : fefock lip to nil Ele
phants (pattern lor a. Pin iJushiou j.
U E N Ii Y K p U N
CLOAKS
DRESS GQQDS
KOTIONS
n a ? ft
i:
pcctjuHy eait attention to my full line of Dress. Good*}, Alpacas, iitrilliantimi
Sei-gee. Uoureitfl. Suitings and ihmilngs. In Black Goods we have our celebrated
<; lobe Ipacas. which lor I? xtui e und hi illiaiiey, t a mint he surpassed, Crepe ('loth*
and Lr.blicli Cashmeres all gradis. All h ading shades Silks," Su(hl8 apd Velvets
for irlnifiiiug | nrposes. (.lor cloaks are well worth an inspecfhVn, embracing $Q
tllUcyeut styles, Dolmans, long and short Clpffktf? made up in the latest styles by the
.Manhattan CloaR. Company pit J^UW Vor|>. Uefllg from first bands, can Bull 'them Irom
S:>.UU ui> to ?:!.").U0.
it IE 1ST II Y Iv o i t isf
t I
i''.M \ .. ?
:i t ? ?
Although a tendency in tbo market for upward prices an all C-pltni! (Jopds. I nm
still >?lliog till Staple and ndusekcephig'Cioqtis at old prices. Yard wide Shecijuij
id 0 1-^ cents, Ae,' Towels, IjiMMis,' new style Calicoes, Long Cloths and .lean*,
special bargains in ll\c a^ayc Goods,
HEllf KQHIV,
CLOTHING
SHOES
HATS
As a leader in (he above Goods, would call ??special attention Iq mir Hoys' Cloth
ing, a l.irue assortment always on baud, from ?;t.t:U a suit to $17.UU. A new fyolpre
in our Men's Clothing Department is St??S tuorder at a small advance ?I ready
made. Samples on exhibition, prices ami lit guaranteed.
A long felt want is supplied in our Shoes ami Pools. Good hand made Stock foi
Children, Ladies and Ccntlcmen at prices wit hill the reach of all. Don't waste
your 11101103'on paper-bottom. Shoddy goods when for a trifle more you can get a
prime articjc.
One word more, if you will ju-t call at the Ha/.aar and ask for what j'ou want, we
will Show you that we can heat Charleston or any other man.
AjA-ont for BUTTERICK'S PATTERNS,
NEW AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE,
*' White's" Shuttle Sewing *M ach tap.
H EN BY KG H N ,
Leader of Low Prices.
A* M. IZEAK, AGT.,
At Bx4j&man*s Old Stauet.
C1ALL and ge! }o\v Hot Meals. Fancy Drinks and Fine Cigar's?. Conjc early and
/ order your Oyster Slew. Oyster Fry, Chicken and Rice. Ham and Itice, lieef
steak and lliee, Snussiige und I (ice, Ham and Kggs, CVdl'ee, &e? ?fcc.
Having obtained a Ii ist class Ucr-tain am Cook. I prepare everything in nice stvle.
(.'ail and sati.-fy your appetite. Everything put doWti lit Rbftoni Pricey'.' " '
Oraiiguburg S. C , Oct .'5, lb-7iV'.-;hhs
BUYCK&CO-I
DEALERS
I
IX PLANTATION GOODS,
DRY GOODS A N D G ROGER IKS, j
St. Matthews S. 0.
VVTc yespoei|'uHy call Hip attention i
U tIn* l'inidtr* in ijiir general stork
?f GOODS iitid solicit a ?-all \vbe:S.c
lhoy visit St. Matthews, A full and
iVoflh stock constantly in tiovo.
O. t n um
SAMUEL DIBpLEj
Attorney and Connsdlor at kaw
(Cor, Cli?rth ? St. Paul's Street.)
OKANGKuURGj S. C.
Dec ia-tl
0
LI) AMERICAN HOrEfi
Established about 13.10
lttjsuujlutcij on Mie European, l'laii for
?vulleiuen ouly.
THUMS:
Koouis each person per day.50
per week.$3,IM
per |non|{i...S ami $10
According to location uf JVdonis paid
u advance.
ISQ?ltO 1 Kluis:
Hoard und lodging.Sl 50 per day
board lind lodging.U 50 pur week
All... I
llrcakhisi.26?
Dinner....??.?Oc
Supper. 25e
Mils. M. .L AHCHEIL Pproprietrcss,
21) George st. corner King,
sep 27 ly Charleston, S U.
u V1/ C3 XIO IN 1 rj ES 1?.
JAMES A. HAMILTON oftV.S Iiis Rer
vit'i-H to niieiion $U>ek\ Merchandise.
iVc., r.n blilesdivys, or to iit.tti 'duales any
where in ine Cptlllty. Orders b-fi at Iho
store of .lohn A. Hamilton will he at
tended to. .IAS. A. HAMILTON.
Aug 22?Ihuos.
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OP
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at
Milt*
MY STOCK COMPRISES
XJr\y Goods and Gri^^pi^ie^
IN CHEAT VAMETV.
The Pry Roods Pliihrnco Ladies and M?ns I>re*s Gflod.?J Wliltc ami Colored
Cnlion Goods, Prints, Men's iiiul Hoys' Clothing; Huts and Caps,
't'o suit all classed Also full lines of
GROCERIES AND TOBAfJCOS,
Aim] in fact everything lo his found in a first class .-lore.
'1 liai King the piddle for their generous patronage .in Uie paft, I respectfully
solicit a couiiutuiiice cd i lie same, promising to sell' every thing at the lowsct pu's'i;
hie price. .The hh'he-t market price paid for * "
Cotton, Corn, Peas, Rice, &c
And all other Country Produce. A call solicited, ifp trouble lo shiny,gootls
Orangcjbjirg. S. C. Mar 28-tf
pHN C. PIKE,
Corner Cluiivh and Russell Street.?.
The Improved Water Elevator
and Purifier.
?
Orangeburkj S- C?
IE you would enjoy good health you must use pure
water. To the citizens ol Ornngcbiirg, Aiken."
Kdgclield, Hampton, and bar h well counties: Ilaving
purchased the exclusive right of, said comities for the
Improved Water Elevator and I'urilkr. we oller I he
same for sail'. This Elevator has no superior. It i>
simple, cheap And durable, having no wooden tubing
to decay and pollute the water. No iron tubing lo
ru.-t or corrode. No llnugcs or valves lo wear mil or
to gel out. pf order. lb rpiircs no attachment below'
the platform anfl will In?? 11*1010 'JDi.VllOrS
as |oilg as a.uy pump. Will make bad .Water good,
and good water better. A thorough investigation Is
all that is accessary to convince you Of its merits.
March 1 l-Cui
SAIN, MERONEY & CO.
in in i in i nn im mi i!!! mi ni
?\tDVEItTJSB, a large and varied stock of Conds, consisting in part of
Siigar, Ten, Soap. Tinware. Lemons, I'uttcr Nuts,
Coll'ee, Spice, Sapolio. Stoneware, Oraugeil Coeoa Nuts,
bacon, Ginger. Wasliiug Soda. G lass ware. Apples. ' I'oe.aus,
Flour, I'oppcr, Lye. Ctocheryware. Cabbages, Abuonds,
Lard, XlltmegH, Potash, Wooden wine, Confectioner}', Currants,
Hams, Copperas, Starch, Sjllcrs, Candy, Prunes.
In fact I be large*' ami bo.-t variety ol Fancy and Staple Groceries kept in Orange
burg, at prices Ten to'Tuenty per e'ept less limp idiy 'housc in" town.
I nienn just what I say,
Fli ifeli mr less than any one,
Or give my goods nwny.
A- 'B. "WALKER,
Oranfvbiirg. Aptil 4. 1870. Leader of Lon rr'ces.
? z. i mm
DE ALE I! IN
i<7,A Ifi i '//-/?: II 7. \ V TOE. 11 0,
POMESTIC . J.YJ) IMPORTED SEG, LliS,
A SPECIALI TY
Jlfdde of Mountain Dew Core, V hfshcK
CHAMPAGNE, ALKS, PORT/KRS RRANDIKS >yj>?ES, I5EER &o &e.
1 have on Lund a very heavy stock which 1 ai'n Oller I tig l'.>r sale cheaper iliraii
l any out*else In the Unuuly. Fiesh Layer beer cnuMantly kept on hand al
? cents ;i schooner. Give me a call at Sain's Old Sptltd.
L J. KING
Oraugebiirg, September
NEW STORE NEW STORE
IN THE TOW N OK
% ?* m ?\ t % Hi i W Sj*
DA. SAIN NOTiFES THE GJTI/.EXS OK ST. MATTH K WS. A Nl> Til E
v public ?pucrally tliat in (he old stand ol Cbli'kV, near the Depot, will bi
found a choice a lid rare selection of
Dry Goot&, Groceries Tohac?os qty? ?egai'S' LUjdbi'S
both Foreign au<l Dwncslic, Hardware, <\V.,
And solicits a ?bare of trade, air. .1. I'll! L. SAIN, who is hi clup-ge of the store
will be i;lad to greet any all of \\U old cusiniucrs. and new pip-s |6q, to whom he
guarantees hargnbiH asgood as eipi he l|i\d in Charleston. Highest imtrkot jn iec:
paid lor all kinds of countiy prml^cu'
?e A, Mil,
St. Mjalthcwt. Seplcinbcf fi, l?7G. C
L Hi
LIGHTNING SEWER
THE NEW WILSON
Oscillating Shuttle
SEWING MACHINE
to wonderful In Its conception, un
gropodontod for doing a large range of
owing In textile fabrics and leather. Its
motions are continuous, admitting of an
extraordinary rate of spend, olther by
steam or foot power. Every motiohjplLthi*
treadle makes six stitches? thus produc
ing about one-third more work In a day
than other Sowing Machines. It has ho
stop motions, and tightens tho stitch with
She needle out of the fabric. It uses the?
well-known Wilson Compound Food on both sides of the needle. It
has two-thirds less parts than any other first-class 8owlng Machine*
Its arm Is fully eight and one-half Inches long and five and one??h|??
Inches high, and the whole Machine Is very compactly and seien?
tlflcally constructed In proportions, elegance,' design and appear?
ance. Its simple, powerful and perfect mechanism places it as te?
In advance of all other Sewing Machinas as the telephone Is supsrisr
to the tin speaking tube. Tho WILSON MENDING ATTACHMENT,
for repairing all kinds of textile fabrics WITHOUT PATCHING, tfUr?
nishod FREE with all WILSON SEWING MACHINES, together wltfc
9 Tucker, Ruifler, Corder^ototH^m^
Uiese Machines are on ozhibiticn anil'for sale by
XIJ EQl>OPvE KOm$,
AGENT 1'Olt '
Qrariger'iug' Comity.
ihl ?!?.<
Ora'ngebprg, s. ?l; Nov. ?ii; 1ST!).? if
Hair Vtgor,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO iTS
NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR.
It is a most agreeable dressing, which
Is at once harmless and effectual, for
preserving the hair. It restores, with
the gloss am! freshness of youth, faded or
gray, light, and rod hair, to a rich brown,
ordecp black, as may be desired. By Its
use thin liair is thickened, and baldness
often though not always cured. It j
checks falling of the hair immediately.J
and causes a new growth in all cases
where the glands are not decayed; while |
to brashy, weak, or otherwise diseased I
hair, it imparts vitality aud strength, \
'and renders it pliable.
The Vigor cleanses the .scalp, cures
and prevents the formation of dandruff; j
and, by its cooling, 'stimulating, and (
Bobthing properties, It heals most if not
all of the humors and diseases peculiar
to tbo scalp, keeping it cool, clean, and
6oft, under which conditions diseases of
the scalp and hair arc impossible.
As a Dressing for Ladies' Hair, \
The Vioon is incomparable. It is color
less, contains neither oil nor dye, and
will not soil white cambric. It imparts
an agreeable and lasting perfume, and i
as an article for the toilet it is economi
cal and unsurpassed in its excellence.
PaBPARED by
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.,
l'ractlcnl anil .Analytical Cheiuints. ?
solu uy ali. mtubaisTi lvcdytv'uzre.
October 3, lS7f?-lv
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THE WHITE
? sewing Machine
?I THE BEST Cr /
Unrivaled in Appearance,
Unparalleled h\ Simplicityt:
Unsurpassed in Construction,
?' ? Unprecedented in Popularity,
And Undisputed in > the Broad Claim
?' . or ismo th? ..'f ;?'*?"?'
!;;VE?y BEST QPERATINO
> . QUICKEST SELLING,
> HANDSOMEST, AND
Most Perfect Sewing H?o5?n9
in the world.
The great popularity of tho While Is tha most con
vincing tribute to its excellence, and superiority
over other machines, and In submitting It to tha
frado wo put It upon Its merits, and in no Instance
has 11 ever yet failed to satisfy any recommendation
In its favor. ?? i
! The demand for the White has increased to auch
nr. extent that we arc now compelled to turn out
Ccmploto iSo*wl?r? S^oelaA??
o-v-cry fhTOo TVu.toar laairasfc
tho &o.3r "to o^Pf^ST r "~
tJaxa ctorn,ijVWxLl ?'??
Every machine is warranted for 3 years, and
cold tor crsh at liberal discounts,or upon easy
payments, to suit tho convenience pi customers.
KS-AQEitTS WANTED JIT "TOQCCUPUD 5X321X027.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
\ \a ?o? Euclid Ave.. Cleveland. Ohio.*
For Sale by .
?1). F. FLKM1XO. .1 AS. M. WILSON
We are now . opeVinjr, direct from
Ute Manufacturers, a large'ami new
stock oi: Hoots, Sboes, and Trunks,
: Fp 'U FALL T2Ui)F. '
, CiderssoHeiu d and promptly Jjll
cd. All gju?s.will? our brand war
ranted.
WlIOLGS.\liB . DEAl.liKS IN
Trankt,
No 2 llnyne street, Cor. of Church
street, Charleston, S, C.scp 27-3
!CA.LT" ??Slffi
At the People's Be&?ryj
K3TAIJLISI1ED IN 1871,
uy iiiK imiesext ruhrniKTou
\\ Im is still read)' and willing iq
gREAD,R0LL3,'PlE8
AND
c .a. :k e s,
ol" all descriptions,..
G U N G E l\ g
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ALSO .
IJLJKAl) KOK CAM1*-MF,KT 1NG'i
OK i f
Ally other UK-clings :it short <mii< :?
' ??? /
Jlst kixi:ivei> vi:ksii cc/eeo
TlONAltYS. i\\:y. y uoojp an\)
notions, which Will be foidjpi low a*
tiny that ?>ni be;buu^hl in Oljtfirebnrx.
Tliiiiiklul for the past nntn/M^eoMiiJ
fi b nd? and the public; 1 Mil?ttflWtWOU*
liiui.'umk'ol.tbctr eu.sloiu,. -
T. W. ALBERGOTTI,
i:i;ss?km, STJ1KKT?
Next doov to Mr. J. p. Umlcy.
Orungeblirg, Sept 13, isjs \Y