The Orangeburg democrat. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, April 09, 1880, Image 3
A'PopOl" ibr ^Uo ??CO]?1o,
tPostolllec -Hours.
Open from half-post 8 to: 10 o'clock A.
M.. ami from half-past 10 A. M. to 1 P.
M. *
Cobnnbia mail closes at 10 A, M. and
the Charleston mail at half.pusfu P.M.
On Tuesdays and Fridays a nodi for
Foldcryille, Vanccs Ferry and Holly Hill'
c.los_es atdudf-past 7 A. M.
?. Ou,Fridays a mail for Knott's Mills)'
"VV'itO 'Mills, and Klshes' .Stoic closes a,!
half-past 3 pi M. " ?
UAlLKOAp TIME TABLE.
The trains arrive at Orangeburg as fol
lows :
from charleston.
No. 1. Day.?.) 58 A. M.
No. 13, Day.1 17 P. M.
No. 0, Night.2 is A. M.
prom columbia.
No. 0, Nicht.1 20 A. M.
No. 14. Day.10 17 A.M.
No. 2, Evening.0 15 P. M.
]. In addition to the above trains there is
u through Northern Express Train which
*>S'sses Orangeburg as follows: Going
North, 10 P. M.; going South, 0 A. M.
T. O. DawSoN, Local Agent.
Orangeburg, s. c. AprilO, isso.
Notice.? We havo made arrangc
mcnts with the proprietors of the
News and Courier to club their mam
moth Weekly with the Democrat at
$3 per annum, for both papers, cash
In advance.
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TjlE photograph gallery is ttow
open for business, and those iu want
of pictures should call at once.
Take that buckeye out of you pock
et, and make an application of 'fab
ler's buckeye Pile Ointment, if you
arc suffering with piles. You will
certainly be cured. Trice 5?C. For
6ale by Dr. J. G. Wannamaker. 1
We have given the French Golden
Washino a trial and lind iL to possess
the merit claimed for iL by its manu
facturers. Mr. V. 11. San ford pre
sented us*wilh a package, and is the
agent for its sale in Orangburg.
The brass band, instructed ami
lead by Mr. B. B. Owens, made its
first appearance Tuesday on the occa
sion of the Fireman's parade. The1
performance was very creditable in
deed for so short a time.
I know a lady who had an ugly
wart on her nose removed by the use
of Coussens' Lightning Liniment.
For corns and bunions iL is tip-top.
Use it for rheumatism and sore throat,
also, and be cured. Price 50c. For
sale by Dr. .1. G. Wannamaker. 2
Speak gcnily to my mother. She
is suffering with a severe cough, but
we have sent to the drug store of?j
for a bottle of Coussens' Honey of
Tar, which is highly recommended
by all who have used it. Price 50c,
For sale by Dr. J. G. Wannamaker 2j
Cure Yourself. *Take Hill's
IltfpnLie Panacea for Dyspepsia, Indi
gestion, Sick and Nervous Headache,
and alt diseases arising from a torpid
Liver. iL is purely vegetable, and
satisfaclion guaranteed or money re
funded. Price 50 cts, per bottle.
For sale 1)3' S. A. Reeves.
Tin: new steamer, "Uncle Joe,*'
proves a grand success, and so does
Town Talk Baking Powder as to re
sults, purity and price. Town talk
sells at 25 cents per pound, Sou Foam
CO cenls, Horsford 50 cents. Note
the saving and purchase accordingly
at Kortjulm's. *
Mr. T. C. Ilubbcll sold at auction
on Monday lasL two shares of the
Agricullural and Mechanical Asso
ciation's Stock at SIS,50 per share.
This we believe is the highest price
at which this stock has been sold
since the shares were issued, and in
dicates the confidence the public have
in the success of the Association.
An entertainment will be given at
Pine Grove Academy in Upper St.
MaLLhews on Saturday, the 17th in
stant, for the bcnelil of Lhe Lutheran
Church of that neighborhood. The
entertainmenl will consisL ol tableaux,
music, charades and refreshments.
The object is a worthy one and we
hope it will be liberally patronized by
the public.
Mr. J. P. Teller, the Engineer of
the-Silsby Manufacturing! Company,
ordered three hundred copies of last
week's issu'? of the Democrat con
taining the accotuiL of the test trial
of the steamer "Uucle Joe," sohl by
this company to the Young Americas.
These papers arc intended for distri
bution throughout the country as ad
vertisement.
On last Sunday there was a severe
hail storm in the neighborhood ol
Mr. A. M. Innbinct of middle Town
ship. The largest of the stones were
about Lhe size; of a fowl's egg. On
Monday hail fell plentifully in the
Fork and on Tuesday night also, in
the town and the sections between
hero and Branchvillo. So far, we
have heard of little or no, damage
from these frequent hail storms, any
where in the county.
Mic. John ItasL, of St. Matthews,
wore a vest in town one, day last
week which ho purchased from Mes
srs. Bull & Scoville two or three
years before tho war, Tho vest does
not seem to have Buffered from age,
and looks as good as now, though not
specially favored. This speaks well
either for Mr. Bast's care or for
Messrs. Bull & Scovillo'a goods.
TlIB Southern Comic Opera Com
pany will make its fust appearance
before an Orangeburg audience on
next Monday evening in tho spark
ling comic opera "Cox and Box."
Tho Sunday Times of Charleston
speaks very highly of this troop, and
no doubt its entertainments arc up to
the standard. For particulars sec
the advertisement in nnoithcr col
umn.
Fakkv Williams, a colored woman,
died suddenly on Sunday last about
10 o'clock P. M. It was thought by
some of her friends that tho woman
was poisoned, but a post mortem ex
amination revealed tho fact that
death was from natural causes. It is
said that the pastor of the M. E.
Church refused to allow tho funeral
services to be conducted in his church
because tho woman was a sinner.
Lorekz's Blush Face Powdku,?
A harmless promoter of beauty, im
puiling to harsh, pallid, and bronzed
complexions the fresh bloom of health
and vigor. Being an nr'ielo of such
delicate fineness its skillfull applica
tion produces n rich exquisite blush
so true to nature that its use coupes
detection by the closest observer.
Price 2oct per box. For sale by Dr.
J. G. Wnniiamuker.
Micirnxcis.?The Knights o( Honor
meet next Monday night.
The Edislo Rifles will have their
quarterly parade next Tuesday, April
i:?, 1S.SU. in lull uniform. The Bund
will be nut. The ladies :-.ro invited.
An extra convocation of Eureka
Chapter; N?. ljf, R. A. M., will be
held on Friday evening, Apiil 0, at
half-past seven o'clock. Council de
grees will be conferred.
Tun little passage at nobles which
occurred on Tuesday afternoon be
tween the firemen of the Voting
Americas might have resulted mine
seriously limn the thoughtless young
men dreamed. With such a power
ful pressure upon the piping us a
steamer exerts, a nozzle becomes un
manageable if not firmly held and
will knock n man down in its wild
Hitting. It is no toy to bo played
with. Messrs. Erwin and Garner
were painfully bruised.
Mu. W. II Ferryclcar left at our
ollice yesterday a fish about ten in
ches long and about which the:c is
quite a diversity of opinion. Some
claim that it is a honing, others af
linn that it ii a shad, while others
still pronoucc it a salmon. With
these con dieting opinions before i*a
from those who ought to know; wo
will not venture an aHirmr.liv < > ;.i:
ion, but negatively asie:l boldly
that wo are certain it::- no! ."i cat
It was caught in the :V:!iw:v' of ' ;
I dens VM ill.
"A thing of beauty is a joy for
cvei" was the exchunation of our
! devil on beholding a handsome wreath
of choice and beautiful (lowers that
graced our sanctum lor a little while
on Tuesday last. Now wo don't want
any one to suppose for one moment
that we wore the fortunate recipients
! of this lovely Moral offering. Wo wore
I only made the custodians of it by the
fair donor until it could be placed in
its position no a part of the decora
tion of "Uncle doc" on the occasjpn
of his baptism.
Hill's Mkpatio Panacea. The Liv
er is the king imperial organ of the
j whole human system, as it controls
the life, health and happiness of man.
I When it is disturbed in its proper
action all kinds of ailments aro the
natural results. Tho digestion of
the food, the movements of tho heart
and bl?od, the action of tho brain and
nervous system, arc ail immediately
connected with the workings of Hit?
liver. To keep the liycr in a healthy
condition take Hill's llapatic Pan
acea. Only 50 cents per bottle.
For sale by S. A. Beeves.
A correspondent of the Barnwcll
People makes the following pertinent
remarks concerning an evil habit that
many people bnvo acquired, and who
make no effort to restrain its force or
check its growth: uTljo habit of talk
ing in church, during tho services, is
certainly a great evil', and n very
popular one, and a habit, il
indulged in only by children, could '
be borne with sonic little forbearance ;
but when persons who have ago us
I well as respectability on their side
! arc guilty of this deplorable evil, I
think they ought to bo told of it, and,
if propriety would-admit, they should
be rebuked in public."
Dots.?Tho weather is as changea
ble as the average young lady.
Go to Theodore Kohn's for a three
button opera kid glove for 50 cents.
Consignments of baby carriages,
new styles,in this week at Korljohn's.
?Sin has a great many tools ; but a
lie is too handle which fits them all.
Call at Theodore Kohn's for .Mine.
Dcmorcst's spring and summer fash
ions.
Genuine Alexander two button kid
undressed for 75 cents at Theodore
Kohn's.
Tobaccos at factory prices at Kort
iohn's. Look to your interest you
who use the weed. *
Ask for the celebrated Manhattan
linc fehirt. No advance in price?SI
uid 61.25? at Henry Kohn.
Homespuns at factory prices, also, I
1,000 yards jeans, also the best Hour (
in the market at Korljohn's.
Now is the time to get ready for 1
Lhe croquet season, and Joseph Eros'
is the place to bay your outfit.
Who is your tailor? Why I get
all my clothing at Henry Kohn, who
has the best assortment in town. *
Frames for all kinds of pictures (
have arrived at Henry Kohn's, at 40
and 50 cents each, complete.
The placidity of expression worn
by a man who is "next'' in a full ;
barber shop cannot be counterfeited.
When two women with new bats
on pans each other on the street there
is a pair of back .stares made immedi
ately.
If von would have your desires
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always effectual, place them on
things which are in your power to
attain.
Ladies lace collars and tics, lace
bib', corsets, ribbons, embroider}',
hosiery, handkerchiefs, and jewelry,
at Kortjohn's.
All who can should have a good
vegetable garden. A little toil and
patience in that direction would be
amply rewarded.
Beautiful line of hats just arrived
for ladies, gents and children :\l
Korljohn's. Call curly and get selec
tions at low prices.
Inquisitive people are tho funnel of
conversation ; they do not lake in
anything for their own use, but mere
ly pass it to another.
The town council have placed two
lamps in position on Railroad avenue
and several others in localities about
town where light was needed.
Wives of great men all remind us
we n ay make our wives sublime
by the purchase of spring bonnets,
if we purchase them in time.
A beautiful smile is to the female
countenance what the sunbeam is to
the lundcapc. It embellishes an in
ferior face, and redeemc an ugly one.
If you haven't tackled the fifteen
puzzle yet, go to Joseph Eros' and
get a game and your chances for the
asylum will be improved i00 per cent.
An ethereal maiden call Maud
was suspected of being n fraud ;
scarce a crumb was she able to cat
at the table, but in the back pantry?
0 Lawdl
Isaac Whittcmore and Jake Brun
son, both colored, had a cutting
scrape near Mr. Griffin's bar on Sat
urday night last. Brunson was cut
by a razor but not seriously.
"Full many a flower is born to
blush unseen and waste its fragrance
on the desert air," full many a man
will solve the game "fifteen," but
when he looks again it isn't there.
Your attention is called to the
magnificent display of dress goods at
Henry Kohn's. Blocales, buntings,
inomie and mallassie clothes, mohair
siimngs at 12 1-2 cents. Derby suit
ings at 10' cents. Call soon and get
the pick.
Ik people who suffer from the dull
stupidity that meets us everywhere
in spring, and too often in all seasons
of the year, knew how quick it could j
be cured by taking Ayer's Sarsapa- j
rilla to purge the bile from their sys
tems, we should have better neighbors
as well as clearer beads to deal with.
1'krsoxal.?We had the pleasure
of greeting in pur sanctum yesterday
Mr. C. II. Beard, travelling agent of
the Columbia h'rgisler. Mr. Beard
represents a first-class paper, and we
heartily com mend him to our people.
Mr. Virgil C. Dibble, Principal of
the High School of Clnulestan, is in
town spending some time with rela
tions and friends. lie looks finely
and speaks encouragingly as to his
school and its future.
Mr. Lobt. Copes, our efficient and I
courteous County Treasurer, made his
annual settlement with the Comntrol
ler-Genernl an last Tuesday.
Wo were pleased to meet in our;
town on Tuesday last Mr. B, M.
Diggs, a prominent merchant of
Cairo, C.
Religious.?The Rev. Mr. Thor
roll will preach a sermon lo young
men in the Buplist Church next Sun
day evening at Rio usual hour. The
public arc cordially invited.
Prof. \V. II. Lawrenco will deliver
Iho uunivcrsiary address before the
Woman's Missionary ?Society in the
Methodist Church1 next Sunday night.
Ths public and the ladies especially
arc in\iled to attend.
Rev. W. II. Lawton, of the Allen
dale Circuit, is spending a few days
in town with his relatives. His nu
merous friends throughout the county
will be glad to know he is looking
well anil still in nclivo work. Mr.
Lawton will preach in Hie Methodist
Church on Sunday morning.
Tin: Radicals id' Hampton County
have met, discussed the situation and
fleeted a Grant delegation to Colum
bia. The meeting seems ro have been
a dusky affair?not a white man in
Lhc entire crowd. Here and there a
sprinkling of innlallocs was nolica
blc among the mass of black negroes.
It is thought that a black county tic- i
bet will be put i'.i the field, and every ;
inch of ground stubbornly contested,
so that the Democrats need scarcely
expect smooth Bailing during the
summer and fall. So far as wc can
judge, the indications throughout the
Stale point to the coining election as
the most bitter and hotly contested
one since the war. Especially will
this be the case in those counties
where the colored people are in the
majority.
A< cokdiko to prcCious announc
mcut the lire companies, Young
America and Klliott Hook and Lad
der, assembled Tuesday evening nl
the Courthouse Square to witness the
ceremony of naming and christening
the new steamer and of again testing
tlie power of their pet. At four
o'clock the engine was brought out,
most beautifully decorated by the
fair ladies of our town, and carried
to a position in front of the Court
house, where Gen. Jas. F. Izlan ad
dressed a few chaste and eloquent re*
marks,' full of encouragement to the
firemen ; and then proceeded to bap
tize the pet in the name of tho entire
fire department by breaking a bottle
of wine upon the wheels and to pro
nouncr the name of "Uncle doc" in
the prcsencr of the assembled citizens.
Three cheers for Mr. llarlcy, General
Izlar and the ladies was the signal
Cor the gallant boys to remove the!
decorations and carry ??Uncle Joe" lo
a position where his won lorful power
might again be exhibited'to the ad
miring spectators!, In a short time
sleam'was up and four streams of
water Hying in U?3 air to the delight
of every one.' About sunset the i
steamer was rolled into her quarters
and thus ended a pleasant evening to
the citizens of the town.
Between 11 and 12 o'clock Satur
day night last the alarm of lire was
given and everybody rushed toward
Tue residence of Mr. T. hlobn, in
whose yard the lire was burning. The
steamer was immediately taken from '
the house and placed in position at j
tho well for work. Some little dis
cussion arose OS to the propriety of
kindling lire before Hie steamer had
been received, which was happily j
stopped by the timely arrival of Mr,
Teller, the agent arid engineer, who
at once kindled the lire. By this
lime the fire had spread from the
stables where it originated to the
kitchen and other buildings in the
yard and was already impinging it
self upon the south end of the dwel
ling and threatened it? complete do
structioh. Chief Dibble at once com
prehended the situation and ordered
the Water lo be thrown on the end
and lop of tho'burning building, and
by the aid of the Hook aud Ladder
Company succeeded in preventing the
Ilaines from making further progress.
The wind at times blew strongly to
the North carrying burning cinders
for several hundred yards and falling
upon the lops of neighboring houses,
threatening their destruction loo.
Too much praise cannot bo awarded
the entire lire department. The
Young Amciicas for their faithful
labor at thu engine and hose; lhc
I Took and Ladder Company for their
nobie efforts and tiering on the top
of the burning building ; to tho color
ed company foV their willing and
ready aid wlt2ii ever it was needed ;
and lo Iho citizens got.orally, white
and colored, for the active part taken
by every one to save lhc dwelling.
Throe out-houses wore totally des
troyed and the dwelling badly dam
aged. All tiic furniture and valua
bles weio soved from iho dwelling.
Mr. Kohn had an insurance of $1,200
which will not cover tho loss sustain
ed. The lire is generally thought to
be tho work of an incendiary.
Sii.simni: for the Okani,i:i,i.;u;
Demockat.
Market Report*
Corrected Weekly nv j. C. Pike.
COTTON.
Middling. 12 u 12 1-2
Low Middling,./II 3-4 it 12
Ordinary to Qpotl..10 .'Ma 11 1-4
COUNTKY PRODUCE.
Corn..1.SO
Peas.7<")
liiee. rough.91 .'JO
Fodder.75
Oats, per ewt.,.7f>
Potatoes, sweet.7.1
UUtter, country .26
Eggs.... 15
Poultry.1")0D 25
HIDES
And
BEE SWA X.
1 will pay the best prices for Wool in
imy quantity. Also for Dry Flint and
Salted Hides, if not damaged.
John A. Hamilton.
Oet 11, 1S7!).
Steamer! Steamer!
WHAT P
LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS
of every variety, warranted
FRESH AND GENUINE,
and No \Vater
NEEDED TO BRING Til EM UP.
Try a few
BEANS, COPN. CUCUMBERS,
and lail Ibis time,
TL* Tt Y .V Gc .V I IVo
Watches cvnd Clocks
attended to.
INTO BOOM
IN PLAIN RINGS.
W. X^. 1?<>1 >i n ssoii,
Watchmaker and Jeweller,
Russell Street, Orangeburg, S. C.
? Jan. 10; ISSO-rly
OFFICE OF
G-EO, H CO^NELSON,
OitAXGEBURG, ti. 0.
The undersigned would respectfully in
form th'J public that be is every day re?
ceiving large additions to Iiis already
large stock in all the different branches
and that the same will be disposed of at
Iiis old motto, "Large sales and &ir.al 1
profits."
I am also receiving now and have in
store the following popular brands of
Manures :
Etiwan Dissolved Bone.
Etiwan Guano.
Atlantic Fertiliser.
Atlantic Acid.
Ivaliiit or Potash Salt.
Wlilcli will be sold at lowest Uljces.
I have also been appointed tlgeVit lor
B, F, Avery & Sons,
Louisville, KyM
(The largest Plow and Wagon Manufac
tory in the world.)
and have received a lot of their one, Two
and Three Horse ? Wagons, also Plows
this week. Give me a call and see for
yoursel' es.
Respectfully Yours,
GEORGE IL CORNELSON.
Sept. ID, 1870.
H O 11 S E S.
DECEIVED
Wednesday, March 10th,
ONE CAR LOAD
H O 1* >S O S ?
I will also keep constantly on band du
ring the season, a we'd selected stock of
HORSES AND MULES
at prices to suit, the times-. Those need
ing stock will do well to call at my Sta
bles before purchasing elsewhere.
Another lot cd'
CINCINNATI RUGGIES
will be received in a few day*.
S A TIS FA Cf 10 X >G UA11A X TIC E D.
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Orangeburg. S. C, Nov. 28, 1870-3m
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SPUING and SUMMER
W DRESS GOODS,
NEW HIISIERY,
? NEW MILLINERY,
... NEW CASSIMERS,
. NEW STRAW GOODS,
NEW CLOTHING,
NEW WOOL and FUR HATS,
NEW CHILDREN^ SUITS
NEW LAJDIES* SUITS,
NEW SHOES,
NEW SLIPPERS,
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
Com m cuing November 30th, 1S79,
Trains will run as follows:
columbia division'.
''Daily Except Stintlnys.)
Leave Charleston.7 00 a in i) 00 p m
Arrive at Columbia . 11 15 a in 0 50 a in
Leaye Columbia.1 15 p in 0 30 p in
Arrive at Churles*u~..U 30 p in 7 22 a in
??? ? augusta division.
? ? (Daily.)
Leave Charleston.I) 00 a in 10 15 p m
Arrive al Augusta.3 10 p in 8 35 a in
j Leave Augusta.J> 00 a in 7 10 p in
Arrive at Charles'n...2 15 p in 5 50 a in
camdkn division,
(Daily, Except Sunday.)
Leave Charleston.7 00 a in
Arrive at Cauulen.I 20 p in
-Leave Ca luden.2 15 p in
Arrive at Charleston.......0 30 p in
Trains leaving Charleston al 7 a in and
Columbia I 15 p m make close connection
I with Greenville and Coluuihi.i Railroad
(o and from Walhalla "GreeiiviTle, Ander
son, Spartanburg. Flat Kock, and llen
(lersotivHiu and Luureus on Tuesday.
Thursday and Sal unlay. Trains leaving
Columbia at-1 15 p m. make close con
nection with trains of Charlurte, Colum
bia and Augusta Rilllroud, from Char
lotte. Richmond, Washington Und all
Eastern eitles.
Trains leaving Charleston at 0 00 a m
and 10 15 p in and Augusta at 8,00.a in
and 7 10 p m make connections dailji with
Trains ot Central Railroad of Georgia,
and of the Georgia Railroad lor Macon,
Atlanta and all points west and southwest
.John B. PkckVGch. Supt.
D. C. Ali.kn, Gen. Pass, and T. Agt.
A. EpS^UKEST
BRANCHVILLE, S. C,
Oilers a large and varid stock of
G EN ER A L M ERC1IANDISE
a I the Lowest Cash prices to make room
tor a large
SPRING STOCK.
I haye niis'o'qu hand a lot of the best
?Tex^tilizers,
At the lowest possible figures.
Don't fail to come and examine my slock
before buying elsewhere.
L F. H. DUKES,
BRANCH VI LLEi S. C.
Feb. 0.1-0 -7n:
PAUL S. FELDER,
FACTOR and ' '
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Charleston, S. C. - ?.
IWill handle all cotton consigned to
ine for ?1.25 per hale. The ahove to
Include all charges except freight.
.Ian. 2, ISS0?tr.j
L. S. WOLFE, D. D, S.,
Graduate of Kahuuore Denial College*
Otlice over D. Louis1 Store,
?fters his professional services to the citi
zens of Orangcburg and adjoining coun
ties.
Teeth extracted without pain by the
use ot Nitrous Oxide Gas, thu safest r.ir
tost ho Ic known to science. Satislaction
guaranteed. 4
dan. 30, 1SS0?ly ' x
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call at his house in Lynn's Township, or
at Dr. S. A. Reeves. Satisfaction guar
autaed. ? '.' ^pi il 3?811108
" SAMUEL DIBBLE,_
Attorney and Connsellor at Law
(Cor. Church & St. Paul's Street.)
ORANGEBURG, S. C.
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A. U. Know..ton. A. LatIIRoH,
KNOAfVLTON & LATHROP,
*'?> ' Attorneys and Coui aellors,
ORANGEBURG, ?. Cl
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