The Orangeburg democrat. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, January 30, 1880, Image 3
A. Paper lor tlio People,,
Open fupiu half-pant,3 to 10* o'clock A.
M., and from half-past ?10 A. M. to 1 P.
M.
' Columbia mail closes at 10 A. M. and
the Charleston mall at half.past fi 1'. M.
On Tuesdays and Fridays a mall lor
Feldervllle,-Vances Ferry and Holly Ulli
1 closes at JiaH-pnst-7 A. M.
. On Fridays a mail for Knoll's Mills! |
Wtttt Mills' and RlshCS' Store closes a,
'half-past 2 P. M.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
The trains arrive tit Orangeburg as fol
lows : .
from charleston ?
No. 1. Day.0 58 A.M.
.No. 13, Day.1 17 V. M.
No. 5, Night.2 48 A. M.
prom columbia.
No. G, Night.'.1 20 A. M.
"?No. 11. Day.10 17 A. M.
No.i2, Evening.0 l? P. M.
? In addition to'the above trains there is
.athrough Northern Express Train which
'passes Oningeburg as follows: Going
North, 10 P. M.; going South, 0 A. M.
. T-. O. DawsoN, Local Agent.
Oranoebukg, s. c, January 30,18?0.
Notice.? Wc have made arrange
ments with the proprietors of the
jVacs and Courier to club their mam
moth Weekly with the Democrat nt
,$3 per '.annum, for both papers, cash
.in advance.
^'"^SKE'thc ndverviscment of Mr. P.
,G. Cannon in this issue.
I
Senator elect Gin field began life
as a wood-chopper and canal driver.
.This is very encouraging to be sure.
Monday's rain has been pretty
gctrcral over the county and will we
llldpd fill up the springs and water
C'?urse&. We hope this rain fall cuds
"the long and dreaded drought.
At a Colorado lynching they bad a
brass band in attendance, w hich play
ed selestions from "Pinafore." The
'prisoner said lie was willing to die,
and did all he could to help along the
?preparations.
Dick Ball, a colored man in the
employ of the town, got into a quar
"rel Saturday night with one of the
"turpentine hands from across the riv
.er, and was severely cut in the face,
"Meek and shoulder.
We regret to hear of the serious'
illness of Mr. Murray Robinson, an
esteemed citizen of our county. We
trust that the anxiety of his relatives
and friends may sogu be relieved by
jhls speedy convalescence.
One of the hands working at Mr
Daniel Livingston's Saw Mill, got bis
Jiand badly mashed in the gearing on
Tuesday las'. Dr. M. G. Salley was]
called in and rendered professional
bid to the sidle ring man.
Suil8CRlUEHS who lend their papers
lob the publishers of hundreds of dol
lars?please honor them enough to
break up the custom. The borrower
is just as able to become a patron as
you arc, and make him do it.
A lectura will be delivered at the
rooms of the Young Men's Christian
.Association on Russell .Street, on
next Tuesday evening at half past
seven o'clock, by Row ?J. 1). A.
Brown. The public arc invited to
attend.
Honesty is the best policy in med
icine ?s well as in other tilings. Aycr's
Sarsaparilla is a genuine preparation
of that uncrj'ualled spring mcdicin and
blood purifier, decidedly .superior to j
tlhe poor imitations heretofore in the
Aiarkfct. Trial proves it.
Cure Yourself. Take Mall's
Hepatic Panacea for Dyspepsia, Indi
gestion, Sick and Nervous Headache,
and ali diseases arising from a torpid
Liver. Itds purely vegetable, and
satisfaction guaranteed or money re
funded. Price 50 cts, per bottle.
For sale by S. A. Reeves.
A. P. Butler, Senator from Aikcn
County, has resigned his position in
consequence of being elected Com-|
roissioncr of the Agricultural Bureau.
He thinks that it is probable liiat !
tlierfr may be an extra scsavo:), and
that'he could not serve i:r the .Senate,
having accepted another State oJHcc.
The family of Muj. A. IL Know!
ton left on the night train Tuesday
on their wny to Kansas to join Maj.
Knowltou who has permanently es
tablished himself in that State to
practice his profession. Wo wish
them a safe journey out and a pleas
ant and successful sojourn in their
Row home.
We call the attention of our read
ers to the odvoiiiscmcnt of Dr. L. S.
Wolfe in this issue. Dr. Wolfe is u
graduate of the Baltimore Dental
College and is thoroughly prepared
tb-d.xecluto all work entrusted to him
? in tbb most improved methods of his
profecqion. A long oxporior.ee and
a professional pride make him a sue
(icssful practitioner.
Wk arc glud lo report the condi
tion of Mr. Daniel O'Cain, who met
with the painful accident of breaking
his leg sometime ago, to be as favor
able as could be expected under the
circumstances'. Every one expresses
the hope that his constitution, natur
ally strong, and his cheerful disposi
tion will bear him up until health be
restored.
The Pottstown Ledger denies that
several hundred young men of that
town congregate tit the depot every
Sunday evening to welcome an incom
ing train ; and further declares thai
there is not a word of truth in the sto
ry thai it conductor once jumped the
track and run his train across lite
holds lo ploy a joke on the crowd
wailing at the depot.
Conukkssman Joseph E. Johnston, |
of "Virginia, and Gen. Sherman ni e
like Damon and Pythias. Once and
awhile they can bo seen riding out
logclhor airing themselves. A
Washington correspondent says.
They seem to have a great admiration
lur each other, and they compliment
each other on the masterly rtooVingl
each did in the Georgia campaign.
Two boys, sons of Stewart Hol-'
man, colored, got into a row on S it-|
ttrday night with some turpentine
hands across the river, in which one
of the boys was killed and '."no other
badly beaten. The murdered lad was
shot thiough the head with a pistol
ball and desperately out with knives.
The alfair was a most outrageous and
brutal one and rails for the speedy
arrest of the murderers.
Mit. Uarpin Kiggs, while working
in his shop last week, fell from a
bench,?and, catching on his amputat
ed arm, broke the hone near the
shoulder. We know of no man more
active in labor or of more abundant
zeal in cverplhing he undertakes
than Mr. lliggs, yet no man has hecn
more unfortunate than he. Our
warmest sympathies are with litm in
his suffci ing.
We understand that the Edislo
Hilles propose; giving a grand military
masquerade hall sometime dining
February. The following committee
of a: rangeinen'. have been appointed,
and under their management the
all'iir is bound lo bo a success : Lieut.
Pc Oi" G. Ca?".non, J. L. Ilcidtinun,
Samuel Spiegel, T. L. Wannamoker,
W. L. Izlar, J. M. Myers, and .J. S.
Ery in.
Wk understand thai the Edislo
Hi lies have purchased the instruments
formerly belonging to the Orauge
burg Brass Hand and propose to or
ganize; a band for their company.
This is an important step forward
and will add greatly lo the appear
ance and clliciency of the command.
Captain D.bblc and his committee
deserve the thanks of Ihe community
for their zeal and success in the mat
tcr.
Hen", ti. Lander. President of the
Williamston Female College, arrived
in our town on Wednesday evening
last. 7dr. Lander represents a col
lege that occupies a prominent posi
tion in the ly.nk of female institu
tions, and stands himself at the head
of Ihe female educators of our slate.
Ihe palionogc of Oraugeburg to this
institution has been liberal in the
past and the proficiency of his pupils
is a guarantee of the future.
Foil tub Teeth.?Many of Ihe
powders and pastes now in Ihe mar
ket contain ingredients like pumice
stone, charcoal, &c\, which ougiit
never lo bo used for the purpose.
The Saponaceons Tooth Powder is
warranted to contain nothing in the
leasl injurious, and has no equal for
ils purpose, as its flavor is pleasant,
ii perfectly .soluble in the mouth, and
contains nothing gritty or rough for
the teeth. For sale by Dr. J. G.
Wann vmakeu.
School < 'laims.?An act passed by
the Legislature at its Isst session pro
vides that any school funds now or
Jicleafier remaining in the hands of
auy County Treasurer for any school
district in his county, after the pay
ment of all claims for school pur
poses for the fiscal year for which
such funds respectively wcjc collect
ed for such school district, may he ap
plied to the payment oi any claim for
school purposes in and lor each school
district.
Tin: Preside;.I has appointed James
Husscll Lowell, of Massachusetts,
.Minister to England, .lohn IL Foster,
of Indiana, to Russia, Lucius Fair
child, of Wisconsin, to Spain, and
Phillip II. Morgan, of Louisana, lb
Mexico. Mr. Lowell has for some
time pa-d, represented this country at
the Court of Spain. He ii a poet and
scholar, and will be much morn re
spectable than tuft-hunting Pierre
pon'. and poker-playing Schenck
were.
1 Bishop Howe, of the Episcopal
Church, according to appointment,
preached an able and eloquent ser
j mon at the Eqiscopal Church in ?ur
town oa Friday last. Alter the ser
vice three persons were confirmed no
members by the Bishop, assisted by
the pastor, Mr. Gucrry. Tito congre
gation at this pi ice is weak but under
the able administration of Rev. Mr.
Gucrry is growing in strength and in-,
llucnce. We hear of several others
who contemplate taking the came
step.
Wk call the attention of our read
ers to the fact that the excursion
rates on the South Carolina Railroad
have been reduced fr'om three to two
cents per mile for the round trip,
which oilers an excellent opportunity
for our citizens to visit the City. The
enterprising spirit of this road is most
praiseworthy, ami no man has had
more to do witli arranging for the
accommodation of the general public
than its courteous and worthy Gene
ral Ticket Agent, Col. 1). C. Aden.
He deserves the thanks of every com
munity in tin- stale.
One of the heaviest hail storms
known for years, fell in the south
eastern portion of our county on
Thursday evening last. It extended
between lids point and Branchvillo,
across tli3 Four Hole Swamp and
over lower ami middle St. Matthews,
more or less severe in different locali
ties. We have heard of some places
where the hail lay on Ihe ground two
inches deep. The stones were of a
medium si/.e? not near so large or
disastrous in their iff jet upon slock
as some previous storms but more
abundant in quantity.
Hii.i.'s IIki'Atic Panacea. The Liv
er is the king imperial organ of the
whole human system, as it controls
the life, health and happiness of man.
When it is disturbed in its proper
action all kinds of ailments are the
natuial results. The digestion of
I the food, the movements of the heart]
land blood, the action cf the brain and
nervous system, are id I immediately
connected with the workings of Ihv
1 liver. To keei> the liver in a healthy
condition take Hill's llapatic Pan
acea. Only .00 ceuts per bottle.
I For sale by S.A. Reeves.
? ' -\
.Tiie Kingstt'cc ?>lor says: "It is
pleasant to note that among the sue
cessful applicants before the Supreme
Court for admittance to the practise
of law were the names of our young
Uownsnun F. L. Purler and Roheit
M. Pearson, E^q*. They were both
prepared under the tuition of T. M.
Gilland Esq., and are now full Hedg
ed lawyers. WTe wish lljcui' success
and honor in Ihe pursuit of an hon
orable profession." We congratulate
our young friends upon their admis
| sion to the bar, and wish them a large
and lucrative practice.
Wn learn lliat several fanners from
the neighborhood of Branchvillo and
also from Middle St. Matthews have
purchased or rented the rich cotton
lands around Fort Motte and are
j moving their families lo that locality.
TljCSC lands, said to be the best in
the count}'for raising cotton, have
been lying comparatively idle ever
! since the war and will doubtless yield
good crops tinder the skill and man
agement of llu.ir n.-w owners. There
is no ucc in going to Texas or any
other Western State so long as ox
cellenl lands may be had so near our
homes.
i_
Con. .1. N- Lipscomb, Master o! the
Slate Grange, has ordered the next
meeting of the State Grange! to bo
held in the city' of Charleston, instead
of Columbia, on Tuesday, Fcbuary 15,
l?tf?. Col. Eipseomb urges the at
tendance of a representative from each
Grange in the Slate, whether active
or dormant, and .-ays thai the meeting
will be one of the most important
ever held in thi? Slate. Questions
und matters of vast, interest and vital
importance lo the order, to agricultu
rists and to the whole country, will
bo considered, acted upon and de
termined.
l)u Fiitzgcrald says: "Gambling
among us is not open and shameless
as it was in the early days id' Califor
nia, and as il is now in Lcadvillc and
other such places, but it is a serpent
that coils in secret places and strikes
its deadly fangs lo the hcnils of our
young men. The path to the gam
bling table is the path to hell. Young
men, shun Hint path." In an edito
rial he says : "The gambling mania
pcivndcs the land. Gambling is car
ried on in all its forms, from Ilia gi
gantic lottery swindle, sponsored by
men who sell historic renown for dol
| lars, lo the rafllc and grab-bag of Ihe
Church festival. Lot no Christian
man or woman, directly or indirectly,
'encourage lids fatal vice, by risking
t!jc value of a pin on any result to
be determined by chance."
Mit. Robott Jones, policeman on |
duly on Railroad Avenue Sattirtlay j
might, in attempting to stop a row in
the colored neighborhood, known by
the appropriate appellation of Hog
VVollow, was flrcd nt by t; turpentine
negro and painfully wounded in the
head. The ball striking Mr. .lottos
in his lbrelicad, glanced upward
around tho skull, and came out at the
hack of his head. There is no den
of .iniquity a greater nuisance than
this locality, aud it ought to Uc re
ported to the Mayor as such, in order !
that he may l:iko the necci >ar'
step8 to stop it. Let the neighbor;
attend to the inntlcr at once.
This is the way in svhich the Colon- j
Wijisti.r returns itu thanks for n lily
sent,to that ellice by two young ladi
es. Wc wonder if our old and es
teemed friend, the Colonel, wiote it.
It sounds very much like him : "Two
young pidics have Sent us the a<-. 1
ccptnblc gift of a while lily, Ibo fu st
of the seasons, from their garden.
This beautiful harbinger of spring, -
it lies on our table, speaks to us of
youth and purity, and reminds us of
woman, iho conservator of virtue in
tho world, w ho, by the beauties of hoi
persons and her character, is n con
tinual rcmindor to man of what ho
ought to be."
Ricruni.iCAN Executive Commu
te k.?Tho Columbia tt-omact says j
that '-The Republican Executive
Committee of this State, in puismwico
of a call from its Chairman, met in
thc'postoflicc building, in that city,
recently. The following members
were present: R 11. Elliott, Chair
man, and Messrs. W. N. Taft, C. C.
Ho wen, E. W. M. Mackoy, Sam Lcc,
?Inno Mobley, W, J. Myers, K. A*
Webster, L. K. Miller aud J. l'\ Ensor
April 28 til was selected as the day for
holding the Republican Slate Con
vention to elect delegates from this
Slate to the Ropublicau National
Convention to be held in June next.
Harry Noah, of Columbia, was dec |
U<1 Secretary of the Committee.
Death in any form is sad, but it is
melancholy beyond the expression of
words to chronicle an event nt once
so sad and responsible as the faking
of the life which (Jod has given us, j
perhaps for noble and exalted pur-1
poses. Wc were pained to road of
the suicide of Preston D. Mood, Esq.,
editor of the Clarendon Pr<:ss, and n
young man of more than ordinary
brilliancy and talent. How one so;
young, and with all tho bright prom
ises of life yet to bo realized, should
seek death is a mystery which can j
only be solved in the great hereafter.
Mr. Mood had just entered upon the j
thrcbhhold of a life, which, from his
j
high order of mind, we had every
reason to believe would have been
noble and useful, but in llie moment'
of some dark despair, which wc be
lieve nt times haunts us all, he gave
way, and with his own hand snapped
llie brittle thread of life, thus ending :
I
an honorable career nobly begun.
In lh;> course of Immun events this
glorious Republic of euro may l?e!
changed into an empire,an I tho lovi rs !
of civil liberty may ba taught by the
force of circumstances to proclaim!
"Long live the King," instead of viovl
hi L'vpub'iqu'. Rut no matter what
comes the friends of C. I). Koitjohn ;
will always find him as cool, osca'm
as n May morning,only watching Hm
interests of his many cuatoi ?
With this end.in view ho
ed hi- orders N th, an I is expi etil j
by ca.d (rain for the t ? ? 1 r.iontl)
large consignments of ihorohaudise.
Everything that ll e bons<
farm";- can conceive of will he tm
hand ere many days. Paying cash
for all his goods he is thereby cn
allied to oiler unprcccdcntcdly low j
bargains. And knowing the wauls
of ibo people lie has ordered nothing
but those things adapted to their ? ?
ecssicics. At his auction rooms sp -
cial n'true'ions and inducomcnts will
prevail from now on. a
Suiciok.?A dispatch in the Col
umbia AVgTiVer, dated Sumter, Janu
ary says: "Preston 1>. Mood,
editor of the Claicndor /Vcss, and
teacher of a successful private school,
blew his drains out last night at
Manning,where bo icsidcs. He was
about 23 yonrsoM, and was the son of
Rev. Henry M. Mood, a distinguished
Mcliiodist Minister, r-.ud a most ex- j
cmplary gcntleiu .1.. The yound man!
was talented but erratic. Ho was'
reckless as ;;n editor, and was recent
ly challenged by you .g Charles Pool
on account of newspaper remniks,
Both parlies wen: willing to fight, !
but the seconds could not agree upon '
tho terms. Young .Mood was well
yesterday, attendedn'party last even-,
ing, and killed himself after rotdrning
home. He has a large family coh
ncction here. The sad event has ex
cited much sympathy. The Mood j
family are rom.itkablc for piety and
worth, and have furnished several
able members to the South Carolina'
Conference." Tho cause of the rash
act is not known.
A meeting of the members of tko
now rillo company was held at the
Hook anil Ladder Hall on Wednes
day evening last for the purpose of,
organizing and making such arrange
ments as might put the now command
on a (Irin hasin. After calling Mr.
11. P. Izlnr to the chair and request
ing Mr. C. S. Bull lo act as secretary,
the meeting proceeded lo the election
of olliccrs with the following result:
B. P. Ldar, Captain ; A. M. I/Jar, j
Find Lieutenant ; Jas. L. .Sims, Se
cond Lit uteh ml : 0. S. H dl, Third
Lieutenant ; C. R. Jones, F irst Ser
geant; & ]>. Cannonj Second Ser
geant ; W. If. Schifllcy, Third $or
gi>ah1 : \VT. i" Robinson, Fourth ?cr-i
geant: I.. S. Uickcnbakcr, Fifth Ser
geant ; Willie Sl< Wait, First Corpor>
al; L. i'nnsdaic, Sccoml Corporal;
W. E. Williams, Third Corpora! ;
15. L. Grilllu, Fourth Corporal; A. B.
Walker, Secretary and Treasurer;
The new company already numbers
over forty men ami In a shor! lime
will have a > ?oll. Wo congratulate
die members upon their organization
and bid them Co l speed in making
their enterprise a complete success.
JoUltKALISTIC CHANGES.? The CllCS
ler Reporter has been considciably
enlarged. Wo are pleased to note
this improvement in this old and
staunch fiicnd.
The New.her.ry Nrtos has been sold
by Messrs. Bouham&Simpkins to Mr.
IL II. iGrcnckcr who will hereafter
conduct it as sole proprietor and edit
or.
A.M. Howcll, Esq., late of the
Giccnvillc News, Um again entered
the newspaper field. lie has com
menced the publication of the Weekly
Chronicle, at .Greenville. We hope
the new enterprise success.
Our old friend, Barley of the Green
ville Enterprise St Mountaineer, an
nounces that he intends lo enlarge
Ins paper on the 4ih of Fcburary
next.
The firm of Wilson & Bend, edi
tors and proprietors of Ihe Abbeville
Press and Banner, has been dissolved
by the withdrawal of Mr. W. C.
Bcnet, and Mr. II. Til in an Wardlaw
has become associated with Mr. Wil
son.
Mr. Joseph Gallachat has assumed
the editorial management of the
Clarendon IK ess. We have no fears
as to its future success under his able
management. We give 3*011 a cordial
welcome into the fraternity friend
Joe.
Tlie Hampton Democrat published
at VainsvillC, S. C, has suspended
publication. Cause, want of patron
age,
Market Report
CoititKCTKti Weekly uy J. C. Pike.
cotton.
Middling. 11 3 4 a 12 1--J I
Low Middling.11 a 11 1-:
Ordinary lo Good.')l l-i ? n |
count1iy produce.
Corn.70
Peas..7."?
Itlce, rough.si -jo
Fodder.'?>
Oats per owl.7?
Potatoes, <??? .7.*.
Hotter, count ry .25
Kggs..'.. l?
Poiillrv.l">f" -?"?
.IAMI0S V.YIN *X>;A.&&12?<
i- agent fur Iho sale of the k lebrated
ij>?{ouxr.\iN <??)..% v insKicv,
tl'i pure'e-l i rand in the known world
c.\!.?.: ? \j.i.:: ( ai.i.!:!
ami ?imune lor once in your lives, a pure
MOUNTAIN WlIISKIiV.
I ( has no equal. Also cm band the cheap
est I rands of
V! . liNG and HF.WTXG TOBACCO
in l[\u market.
A full Hue of Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES,
Cheaper than the Cheapest.
Give me a call and by convinced that
this: udvcrliscnicnt is no humbug.
JAMES VAX TASS LT,,
At Midler's Old Stand.
Utatttto r??sil<?.
rpiIK lands of the lato W. M. Hut son
JL can be treated for at private sale on
a liberal credit. They consist of the
office lot,
which will ha sohl as a whole or in par
cels to suit purchaser.
THE RESIDENCE,
on Itussell Stn et. with out-buildings.
TWO Lots on RaillQ side oi Amelia
Si n et and fronting it.
ONE Lot'on opposite side of Amelia
St no:.
Rev. .1. O. A. Hrown, at Iho re.-ddence.
and W. F. Unison, at t.lio Ofl(l!C lot, will
give every Information in relation ihere
to. M. M. 1IUTSON,
Sept. ac-if Executrix.
Edison's Electric Light,
.Stock worth 100 per share now selling
from tl.GOO Jo tkfi?.0.
I am still selling Lambeth's New Gar
doll Seeds for ? cents a pit per, all hough
some one who sells Kerry's, Coinniirisioil
Seed has heen .so kind as j > tell the peo
ple that. I sell old seeds; hut my numer- J
otts customers Know Lambeth's Seed be*S
cause they have tested them, aud 1 will i
he pleased to supply them now, in any.'
quantity. Also order any .variety.not 0:1
lulnd. Also,
YV'i-Lehes, Clocks one! Jewelry;
! >r stile low down, to close oul rhy
fall stock.
RKl?Aim3STGr
done on Watches. Clocks, Jewelry.
at reasonable prices.
Don't forget to examine our large collec
tion of
STEEL PLOWS,
Just recived by
\V? IP* HoJ> in ho 11,
Watchmaker and Jeweller.
Russell Street, Orangeburg, S. C.
.Ian. 10, ls.sO ? ly
HORSES & MULES!!
11 KCL IV KD 9
Thursday, January 1st,
FORTY-FIVE HEAD
Horses und jVTules
I will also Keep constantly on hand du
ring the season, a well selected stock of]
HORSES AND MULES
at prices to suit the times. Those need
ing stock will do well to call at my Sta
hles before purchasing elsewhere.
Another lot of
CINCINNATI P.UGGIES
just received.
S A TISK ACTIO N G UA It A X TEED.
B. Frank Slater.
Orangeburg, S. C, Nov. 28, lS70-3in
OFFICE OF
G-EO. H. C0RNELS0N,
OIIANGKIIJJIIG, S. C.
The undersigned wotdd respectfully in
form the public that ha is every day re.
ceivhig large a<klitions to bis already
larrru stock i,-. all the different branches
PI a
and that the s.-mie will be disposed of at
his old motto, "Large sales and small
profits."
I am also receiving r.O'.v and have in
store the following popular bran Is ot
Manures:
Eli wan Dissolved IJono.
Fitiwan Guano.
Atlantic Feri'di^er.
Atlantic Aeid.
Kaiuit or Potash Salt.
Which will bo s dd .*r b west | rices.
I have ills > been appointed agent for
B, F, Avery & Sons,
Louisville, Ivy.,
(The largos! Flow and Wagon Manufac
tory in the world )
and. have received a lot of their One, Two
and Throcilorse Wagons, also Plows
ihji week. Give me a call and see for
your?el -e-.
J:.-- peclfitilj Yours.
OE< >i'< ?. ii. ( ! IR NELSON.
Something New!
In adilition to the lar^e a^N elegantly
assorted stock of Dry Goods, Hoots and
Shoes, Hats, i&c., &C, also
Cr r?oc erriet
of the best quality, cheaper than can he
bought any where cl.-e. Tho I'.neut'and
he-t .-lock of
Whiskies.
D randies.
Wines,
Gin.
Hum. .
?c. &0.,
The prices of which have jti ;;.l>een rc
ducjd 25 lo 50 cents per gallon.
I). E. SMOAK & CO.
Have (lilted up Iheir up-stairs, and laid
in a stock $5,000^01*1 he IIneat, best and
cheapest r.ssortment of
CLOTHING
to he found between Columbia and
i bar lesion. If you arc in need of a suit
:it any price. Pants, ( oat or Vest, doil'l
fail to see thetii before buying. Just re
ceived. 1?0 barrels of
F L OUlt,
Which will be sold cheaper than the
same qua 111)' can he bought in Charles
ton , make room for
e3QO Barrels
to he in by the Ii ist of November.
Tho bist
RUST PROOF WHEAT & OATS
on hand.
|). 15. SMOAK & CO.
Orangeburg, S. O. dune 27 if
THEODORE KOHK'S
FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS'
EMPORIUM II
Grand Invitation !
U'e are opening every tiny New Goods.
Just in
Heau iffcil Cashmeres in Mack and in all
II10 New Mini Fashionable Shadis, Taf
futtas, .silk-, Saiins, Diagonals in all tup
heading colors.
Novelties
In Neck Wear by every steamer.
Tin' latest styles ami patterns in all
?/<n> i- Von can secure nanv elegance
noil excellence ami yet practica more
eeouomy than t vor before.
lie lutifni D.y^ri Goods at 12 1-2 cts.
NotwjiMihtiindhig I bo lieavy advances
ill Linens and Long Cloths, we are selling
our
CosmopolitaR Shirt?
at tbe old low figures.
c o t iiinq
Km-old and young at the 11101$ poasonOr
ble figures.
In large variety' and low prices.
Come and take a look at the
WILSON
Lightning Sewing Machine,
Tbe cheapest and one of the best Sewing
Machines in tbe market.
THE LIGHT RUNNING
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE
also always lor s do, also Needles. Piili
tcrs Attachments, Oils, i&c., at Factory
prices.
MADAM E DE 11 OREST'S
llcliable Patterns for Fail and Winter,
received and far sale.
I invite all to call and examine my
immense stock and low prices, no fault
will be found if you do not buy. RE
MEMBER
THEODORE KOHN'S
Orangeburg, S. C, Oct. 10,1879.
THE COUNTRY
has not been favored with propkions phi
sons it is true, but tliere will nevertheless'_'
be sufficient made to produce peaee and"
comparative contentment in our laud,'
and also allow our good matrons a mar
gin lor pocket change. In view ol ibis '
fact I recently bad my already capacious
store renovated and enlarged, and am
now receiving tbo
LA RG E ST STOCK
ever offered for sale hi Dranchvitle in the
line of
DRY GOODS
I have a complete assortment of Ladies
Dress Good*. AIpac is, Worsteds, Calicos
Homespuns, Uleachings, l.lnuus. Hand
kcrchiels, Hosiery, Shawls, Collars,
Laces, Ribbons-?in a word, every thing
thai the most scrupulous taste could ex
act, or the most inquisitive mind con
ceive of. In the Gouts' Department my
supply is at once superb and complete,
consisting as it does of the most thorough
selection of tbe kind ever
DROUGHT to BRANCIIVILLE!
Such as Coil's, Pant-. Vests. llat.?, Caps,
I Roils and Shoes of all styles and prices.
In addition to the articles already enu
merated, 1 have every kind of
' 11A RD WARE, Cl 1TLE Ii V, CROCK
ER Y AND TINWARE
to be thought of. Also Lamp--, Shades,
chimneys, ?.v.o. In the Grocery line, lam
determined not to be surpassed, and am
uHuiing unprecedented bargains It;
FLOUR, COFFER, SUGAR, LARD,
BUTTER, HAMS, SIDES,
SHOULDERS, CiJEESE,
MOLASSES, &c, vtc.
1 I keep also constantly oii b ind Harness,
Saddles, Hi idles. Girths, etc. But ic
I would lake a column to mention all ?
have for my customers. Come one and
all and see for yourselves. Don't spend
live cents Until you examine my stock.
No trouble to answer questions or to
j show gooil >.
THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
Paid For
GOT ION and PRODUCE !'
Thanking my friends for past lavorn. I
shall continue to strive to merit a eontiu
tiuuanee ol the same.
A.. F. H. DUKES,
BRANCIIVILLE, S. C.
Sept 2C-2m
HOME
ENTEkPK JSE,
REV. S. T. IIALLMAN is prepared to'
Si FRAME PICTURES ol allsiy.es in
tbe neatest style of I he art, and at low?.
rates, for cash, than can he done else.
wbcre in ihe county. Plcturu Hangings
also I'urui.-iie I on the most liberal lertn-.
AH parties desiring work done in Ilia
above line would do we'd to give him
call nt his house in Lynn's Township. ?o>
?I Dr. S. A. lb-eves. Sa'i.-lnetinii guar
anteed. April .'I?3uios ?