The Orangeburg democrat. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, November 19, 1880, Image 3
A. l3?,i>?i* ibr Hi?5 People.
orangeburg, *3. C, Nov. 19, VBSO.
Colored women, dressed partly in
men and partly in women's attire, are
preaching in the neighborhood of
Lewiaville, and the most shameless
scenes are enacted under their preach
ing under the excuse of religion.
It was reported on the streets last
Saturday evening that Gco. Boliver
said he intended to shoot a certain
man on sight. The idea, lie would
shoot a glass of iagcr every lime it is
sot up, but he don't take much stock
in man shooting.
W. R. Wallace, a colored Demo
crat, was turned out of the Baptist
Church located on the Legaro place
on the Bull Swamp road and his com
mission as travelling agcut of the
Sunday School taken from him.
Being a Democrat was his only
crime.
Our colored voters will notice that'
D. A. Straker has secured the ap
pointmcnt of Assistant Internal Reve
nue Collector ; E. A, Webster is for
tifyiug himself in the Post ollice;
John H. Livingston has his open eye
on the U. S. Marshalship in the place
of Wallace; and Geo. Boliver wants
the clerkship of the U. S. Court.
Du. J. G. Wannamaker is pleased
to inform his patrons that he has se
cured a Block of "Pulmonn," the cele
brated Medicine for Cough's, Throat
and Lung Trouble that has been
working snch wonderful cures in
other sections. It is worth a trial.
Price 50 els. Call aim ace circular
and certificates. a
The Orangkburg Crew.?The Co
lumbia Register says: "There is a
lively mob up in Columbia just now
representing the Orangeburg Radical
crew who are contesting the seats of
the ofliccr8 elected by t he Democrats
of that county. TaTt is among them.
Then there is Elliott and some fellow
with four eyes, and one game-legged
fellow with one eye. Elliott, Scott's
pet, is the most genteel and respecta
ble looking member of the whole
crowd, and God knows he looks bad
enough and cast a dark enough shad
ow over everything he touches or
comes in contact with."
Wk learn that Mr. Wm. j. Robin
son of Charleston has purchased the
valuable piece of property near the
Railroad known as the Legaro place
nod that he proposes to make Orange
burg bis future home. Mr- Robinson
is a brother iu-law of Rev. O. A.
Darby, the pastor of the Methodist!
Church, and is a gentleman of enter
prise and indomitable energy?just
the class of citizens we want. He is
quite an accession to our community
and we welcome himself and family lo
our midst with the hope thai success
may crown his efforts among us and
that his new home and friends may be
as dear as the old.
Auction at Kortjoun's Evi:uy j
Saturday Until Jan. 1.? In order:
to close out consignments and make j
room for new goods I will have tin j
Auction Sale every Saturday, com- j
mencing on the 20lh November, 1880,
from the hours of 11 A. M. to 1
o'clock P. M., and will continue the \
same every Saturday until Jan. I,
1881. Now is the time to make bar
gains for Christmas at the cheap
store of C^?jfc^vortjohn. I would
call the uffl Hptof my friends to the
large stoW-^^regnlar goods on hand,
such as JiUour, Tobacco, Glassware,
Dress Goods\ Shoes, fiats, Hose and
Half Hose, Carpets, &c. 0. D. Kort
john.
Not long since wo performed the
melancholy duty of recording the,
sudden death of a dear little daughter
of Mr. J. D. Rhoad, of Branchville,
and now we announce with equal
sadness that of a lovely little girl of
Mr. A. F. H. Dukes which occurred
on the morning of the 30th October
last. Few events touch the tender
cords of the heart with more grief
than the loss of a dear one. but that |
of a sweet little child just budding
into youth yields a sadness which
they who feel it only know. Wo
mourn, yet know that the loved ones
are angels of light?ministering
Spirits, perhaps, presiding over our
own lives to bring tie nearer the Eter- j
nal Home.
It is with regret we announce the I
death of Mr. D. W. Snell which oc-1
curred at the residence of his son-in-1
law Dr. A. S. Dukes on Saturday '
morning a week ago. Mr. Snell be
longed to a family whose energy,
courage, firmness and high moral tone
made much of the history of the sec
tion in which he lived and none of
them contributed more; largely to its
characteristics than he did. His kind"
ness gave aid to the needy, his geni
al disposition was a source of pleas
ure lo his friends and his Christian
integrity gave nsstuance to every one
who caino iu contact with him. His
death is indeed a loss lo his county
as well as to his immediate friends
and family because of the slerling
worth of his character. We extend
our waimest sympathies to the be
reaved family and alllictcd fitends.
Dors.?Old "Pill Garbek" has sub
sided.
Three pound cans of pio peaches at
20 cents at Jos. Eros' store. *
Atmoro's Mince Meat and Apple
Butter by the pound at Jos. Eros'. ?
Our olllce was vfsited on Tuesday
last by two charming young ladieB.
Exhibition and bale of crackers and
cakes of all kinds at Jos. Eios con
fectionery. *
To get a genuine Havana fllle(i
five cent segar call at Jos. Eros' es
tablishment. *
Jim Brown's litt lo boy, colored, op
Wednesday last, cut bis linger off
with oat an cutter^
We learn that the sowing of oats
this fall promises lo be as large as
that of any previous year.
I Rev. L. P. Guerry will conduct tin
I services in the Episcopal Church on
next Sunday at the usual hour.
Rain, cold and a little sunshine
have been the prevailing characteris
tics of the weather during the present
week.
The rain on Sunday last kept
church goers at home and greatly in
terfered with the appointed service of
I the day.
Cigars and tobacco of all qualities
and prices by the box or by small
quantities for sale low down at J. I.
Son enti tie. *
Genuine goshen butter nt .10 cents
per pound, and choice hams at 1U
cents per pound at J. I. Sorrcnlrue.
Give him a call. *
Now is the time lo subscribe, and
when you do so subscribe for a year
and it will expire next year when you
have money to renew.
Dr. A. S. Sallcy has gone on a visit
to Texas to see Iiis son. We wisli
him a pleasant visit and safe return
to his family and friends.
Members of the Knights of Honor
are requested to call at the Reporter's
[dace of business and correct modu
larities in making out policies.
There was a heavy frost on Tues
day morning last which, on the tops
of.houscs, had the appearance of snow,
and was indeed a splendid introduc
tion of old winter.
It is worth tiie trouble to go and
see the largest display of line can
dies, the choicest cream bon-bons,
just up in boxes of 1-1 pound and up,
at Jos. Eros' confectionery. *
The Tax-books were closed on
Mouduydasi and the pe.ialty oT?O perl
cent will now attach. Delinquents
had better come toward before the ad
ditional cost of execution and levy is
put on.
Tue thanks of the Board of mana
gers of this precinct are tendered J
Mr. T. W. Alborgotti for pies furnish
ed them on the day of election. The
gift was timely and appreciated by
the Board.
"Dr. Tanner's experiment," says
ihc Sauntou Gazette, "is not new.
It has been tried hundreds of times
by the gullible editor who wishes to
publish a four-pngo paper in a one
page towu."
United States Commissioner Abial
Lalhrop took the Rookhardt ballot
box with him to Columbia last Tues
day. He seems determined to see
I that box through if it takes him till
the next election.
Public schools will be opened
throughout the County on Monday
next. It is hoped the best teachers
v/ill be employed and the present
scholastic year will be the most suc
cessful and fruitful in its results.
Mr. Geo. Yose is preparing to open
a stock of General Merchandize at
Dr. VVaunamaker'a new brick store.
This is another sign of increased
trade and progress for Orangeburg.
We wish him success in this new vcu
lure.
Geo. Boliver has been in Columbia
during the week?we suppose on busi
ness connected with the Clerk's olllce.
The decision of the Slate Board how
ever, settles the matter and Boliver
must get out and Joe Robinson get
in.
'fabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment
will cure nothing else but Piles. Our
readers can rest assured of being
cured if they will giveTabler'a Buck
eye Pilo Ointment a trial. Price 50c.
White's Cream White Vermifuge is
the best worm killer. For sale by
Dr. J. G. Wnnnamakor. 2
I B. G. Fredrick, our colored ex
member ol the Legislature, was as
sailed last week at a colored church
j by a parly of Radicals, but stood his
'ground bravely and without hurt to
himself or anybody else. He is a
man of more than usual moral courage
and nerve which enables him to take
a posi'ion and to defend it.
I_
Time ;s Short.?Prof. Van Ors
I doll, photographer and artist, will
leave Orangcburg on the first of De
comber. Call early and ayoid the
hush. Don't put off until the last
I week, lie has on hand line mould-]
lings for ranking frames, also a line
assortment of frames for sale. Call
i early and get as line a photograph as
jean be taken in the State. 1*
Tub Stale Board of Canvassers
reached the election returns of
Orangeburg County on Tuesday last.
It. 11. Elliott and Taft appeared for
the defoated party and Gen. J. P.
Izlar, S. Dibble, M. 1. Browning and
A. G. Dibble for the County Com
missioners. After beariug argument
on both sides the Board determined
to doclare the County election accor
ding to the returns of the County
Commissioners. In the cases of
members of Congress and members of
Legislature the returns will be certifi
ed to without bearing or determining
any protest or contest.
Mr. C. B. Glover, who was voted
for by the Radicals as their candidate
for Judge of Probate, bad a statement
read to the Board to the effect that bo
hadjbeen nominated withoutjhis knowl
edge or consent; that he bad not
been in any way a candidate and
would not bo a party to the contest.
This action of the State Board secures
Democratic rule to the country for
the next two years.
The Committee of Arrangements
of the Young America Pair beg to ac
knowledge the following donations :
Dr. II. Baer, Charleston, case of per
fumeries and soaps; Messrs. Hell
ruau & Herman, New York, one doz
en'flne silk scarfs ; Messrs. August,
Bern heim oc Bauer, New York, 820 ;
Messrs. Hornthal, Whitcbcad, Weiss
mm oc Co., New York, $10; Messrs.
J. & II. Mann, Baltimore, $5 ; John
P. Moore's Sons, 1 Colt's Revolver ;
M. Iseman, 81.
Tribute of Respect,
Wuereas, in the inscrutable wis
dom of All-Wise Providence, it has
pleased Him "who doctb all things
well," to remove from the sphere of
his usefulness, our esteemed and be
loved brother Major J. J. Sulloy, nnd
in order that wc ma}' pay a just and
merited tribute to bis memory, there
fore it was resolved at the Fourth
Quarterly Conference of Edisto Cir
cuit, Orangeburg County, S. C. Con
ference :
First. That a blank page be left in
the minutes of said Conference in
scribed to his naue and memory.
Second. That in the death of Bro
ther Salley, the Methudist E. Church,
South, has lost one of her most use
ful, high-toned and valuable members,
whoso life was devoted to her inter
est, and the promotion of everything
that could conduce to her prosperity
and well fare, and which was strictly
in accord, both privalo and public,
with his professions.
Third. That as a member of the
Church of his choice, he exemplified
the highsst typo of the earnest and
uble advocate of her pure and holy
doctriucs, wbilo ltis love for the
Church and pride in its purity and
elevation of tone, made him ever bold
and feat less, yet meek and dignified.
Fourth. That wo tender to bis be
reaved family our heartfelt condol
ence in their sad affliction. .
Fifth. That a copy of this be for
warded to his family and be publish
ed in the "Southern Christian Advo
cate," and in the county papers.
R. B. Tahkant.
G. J. Odo.m.
DON'T YOU FORGET IT
BARGAINS IN
OUOCE RIES, CROCK ERY,
TIN AND WOODEN WARE,
LAMP and LAMP FIXTURES,
TOBACCOS, SEC ARS,
PANCY CANDIES,
&C, &C., &Q.y Ac.
If I don't sell you for LESS than anv
one I will give you a BARREL OF
CODFISH, and you will be able to see
tllO bargains as easy as you can smell
the tinll.
Polite and kind attention shown by all
clerk s and employees.
Call early and* get the BEST BAR
GAINS you ever bought.
A. B. WALKER,
OcL 1 ClIAMl'ION GltOOKK.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
WEEKLY PALMETTO YEOMAN,
Columbia, S. C.
Iiis an 8 page paper, designed for the
people. Idled with interesting Matter,
Family Reading, News. Markets, &e.
Subscription: One Year, ?1.50; Seven
Months. 9100; Three Months, 50 cents,
payable In advance. For six names and
nine dollars an extra copy for one year.
Specimens furnished. The Daily Yko
man. an a fternoou paper, i* $-1 a year.
C. M. MCJUN'KIN,
Oct 1 Editor and Bublisher.
Hotel For Salo..
rV\\r elliglbly located Hotel, containing
JL 23 room-, known as the "Meroiiey
House," is ottered for sale on rcnsonablu
terms.
a i.SO,
Tlio new Cottage, containing five
rooms all necessary conveniences, on
Broiighton street, between the Meroncy
llotiso and Mr. D. Louis' residence is
ottered for sale on accommodating
terms. Apply to
Oct -21--2m W. A. MERONEY.
GEO. H, OOSNELSON,
ORANGEBURG, S. O.
I am now receiving ami opening the
largest stock of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
CROCKERY.
BOOTS, SUCKS,]
HATS, CAPS,
?C-, ?C. &C,
I have also liUetl up a separate room for
CLOTHING,
In which the largest Stock ever exhib
ited is displayed, which will be sold very
low. Also.
SADDLES AND HARNESS,
in largo variety and at lowest prices
I wonld also call special attention to a
largo
STOCK OF FURNITURE,
Verv pretty Bults in Walnut, such as
Dressing Case Suits, Parlor Hints, Ac.
A ear load of new one, two and three
horse WAGONS will arrive in a few
days,
All of which is exhibited and sold at
low down prices.
GEORGE H. CORNELSON.
HOLD THE FURT.
So do I Intend to sell
JEWELRY, WATCHES,
Clocks,
and all
GOODS IN MY LINE
just as in New York.
Call and examine my
New Stock
before von buy. All goods warranted.
"W. IT? RoIhuhou,
Watchmaker and Jeweller,
Russell Street, Orangeburg, S. C.?i
Ready for Business.
WANTED
FIVE THOUSAND BUSHELS GOOD
ROUGH RICE PER MONTH.
Our Rico Mill being now ready for
business, with greatly Increased ca
pacity. We hereby give notice that wo
are now iu the rice market, and will pay
highest cash prices for good Rough
Rice. We don't want bad and chalfy
rice at any price. It will be to your in
terest to clean your rice well. As we
propose to pay according to the quali
ty of each lot offered us.
Respectfully,
Oct 32-Cmo J. STRAUSS A CO.
H. SPAHR,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Dealer In
Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry, Spectacles,
Musical Instalments,
Ac, Ac., ifce.
All those in need of a good pair of
Spectacles can ho perfectly suited.
All repairs carefully and neatly execu
ted. Prices reasonable. Oct 8
L. S. WOLFE, D. D, S.,
Graduate of Baltimore Dental College.
Office over D. Louis' Store,
Offers Iiis professional services to the citi
zens of Orangeburg and adjoining coun
ties.
? Teeth extracted without pain by the
use ol Nitrous Oxide Gas, the safest an
testhode known to science. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
' Jan. 30, 1SS0?ly
Hns Just returned from the North with
a large and well assorted stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDIZE, purchas.
j cd at'ibe very lowest point ofthe market
and to be sold at. corresponding rates,
Come one and all and see for yourselves
the bargains to be obtained. Oil Cloths,
Carpeting and Furniture ol the latufct pat
terns. D.LOUIS.
Sept 3?3 mo3
FALL CAMPAIGN.
NOW READY AND OPEN FOR
INSPECTION AN IM
MENSE STOCK
OF
Dry Goods,
CLOTHING.
SHOES, HATS, &c.
TFIE LATEST
N O V K L T I E S
IN ALL LINES.
BUTTERICK'S
Metropolitan Fashions
NOW READY
WHITE
Sewing Machinos.
UNPARALELLED SUCCESS.
Cast your favors in cnrly und oUon
nnd Obligo Yours truly,
HENRYKOHM
OFFICE OF
J. O. PIKE.
? iii .i.,
MY FALL STOOJC
'"' o%f
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New 6oo?s
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.h / ? . ? oT
Is now opcnud and offered to tho people
of Orangeburg, at such reduced p.ice as
will convince them that I regard their in
terest. . . . .- j
THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
Occupies the entire second . floor, and
consists of Men's and Youths* Suits In
new styles and cuts. .
The Interior of my Storo hn been
greatly improved and the capacity en
largcd by tho addition of shelving ren
dered necessary to,place ^the, extra large
purchase in every Hue of goods.,,
THE LADIES' DRE8Sr GCJopS
was purchased with great'carejlafrtl the
selection of colors and material made
especially for this market,' This line of
goods will be shown tQjthe ladies by
gentlemen of taato as to. selection of
trimmings and experience in dry goods
business. .'
THE HATS AND 0A1&1
. , tifi tl? mW
are displayed in a large new Gl.ana Hat
Case at prices to suit everybody.,, ,,
THE FURNITURE ST?RE
is stocked with full lines of Chairs, Bed
steads, Cribi, Cradles, Sofas, Lounges.
Parlor, Bedroom aud .Dining Room
Setts. This is a separate store.,,,
I am prepared to pay the highest
CASH PRICE FOR COTTON ??d all
COUNTRY PRODUCE. Yl$ ..if
I have an mb?:jilu?j
[| ,??'?' !":?m tili
ACCOMMODATION HO USD I
in my store yard, which Is At the service
of persons with teams remaining In town
over night, I udl-VH
I wish my customers to know -that all
of my goods was purchased' by myeel
with care in order to get the best quality.
I think I have succeeded and'breite all
to come aud examine my Stock of Goods.
Especluny my assortment of SHOES.
_ j.-crftBgs.
THEODORE KOHN'S
Jji I ?'? ', il i'nd'i oe Iii
ij ?< ifyiii; y?aij?ia?f.
MAMMOTH STOCK OF"?
eil ! Kiiii? o.fT
DRY GOODS
i ?.*it. ?) ,nr< **ti
IS NOW IN STORE.
All of my friends, customers and eve
rybody will do well to call and ex
amhie the largest assortment of GOODS
ever exhibited in Orangeburg, which
were purchused with the greatest care
in regard to style, quality-und oheapueao
hi the principal eilles North.
My stock of FASHIONABLE DRESS
GOODS comprise everything In Dress
Fabric*. All the uew shades aud colors
in Silks, Sutins, Velvets, Cashm?*?,
Mouiie Cloths, Brocades, Alpaccug And
in fact everything that could be found
desirable. This stock especially ?<car
passes anything ever brought.luto.the
berg. Come take a look aud beconvuio
od. ' ' 1 ,Jf
EANCY GOODS, notlohs, Neckwear,
Ribbons, Corsets, Gloves, Ladies' Vests.
Shawls, Cloaks. Zephyr.Goods,,Ruy^n<?.
Jet Goods, Luces, Emoro?erieij, ?co.,
&c, in monv than usual variety, simply
grand, gorgeous and Immense. ?"??i
CAS?iMERES, JEANS, BLANKBTS,
FLANNELS, Cotton Goods, Calicos di
rect from the factories at the very low^ts
prices und in the best qualities.
1 am now the local agent for one of
the largest Philadelphia ??'
il i;t 1 ol
SHOE MANUFACTURERS^
for Men's, Ladies1, and Children's Hand
Sewed Shoes, whoso stock Is the best to
be found in the market. I aleo bavo
Southern and Eastern made Shoes suita
ble for everybody's taste and po?ke^J'
CARPETS, MATS and HASSOGKS
in great variety; 1 '
. il 1 V Mt ii" ?
CLOTHING FOR THE MI LI JON S,
If you don't believe it just conio amf tako
;i passing glance at the large pile* staclv
cd In the store. -I ,...'??>. uj
n c<h?ud i >d
MADAME DE MORESTS ?>.-.,.,? U '
RELIABLE PA
? The Light Running M J
DOMESTIC SEWING -MACHINE,
? -id) -mi
MACHINE NEEDLES, OlLSfdl
1 . V ? i*?vbtf
Attachments and, parts for^ ,
all Machines.
? i i ? ; ? ,\t |i ?. j J
THEODORE KOHFS
AM MOT II DRY GOODS EMPORIUM