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The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-10

IN February next there will be five
Sundays. The fact occurs but three
Times in century. Thus, after $50,
we will have to wait until 1920 before
the shortest month of the year can
again boast Of five SUNDAYS.
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SEE advertisement OF freedman
National Bank book lost by T. X.
Sasportas.
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TWENTY-FIVE or thirty-Gvc buggics
and carriages will be received by B..
Frank Slater on the 10Th instant and
offered for sale TO the citizens Of Or
angeburg County. BE sure to como
and select the best.
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Tie FAIR for the benefit Of the
Edisto Rifles will open Mt Elliott
Hook and Ladder Hall next Thurs
day evening at seven o'clock, and be
continued until Friday, opening at
clcycn O'Clock in the morning and
closing at halfpast five in the after
noon, and opening again at seven
o'clock in the evening. Contributions
OF milk and eggs may be sent to the
residence Of Mrs. ID. Louis on Thurs
day and Friday mornings, and dona,
tons for the supper table The same
days TO the hail. Cake and fancy
work may be sent to the hall or 9th
er OF the committee Of arrangements,
TO wit: Mcssrs. l.. S. Dibblc, G.. \
NculIer, Jr., W. 3. Thompson, j. I.
Sorrcntrue, J. NJ. Brunson and l.. II.
Wannamakcr.
A copy of "Tennyson's Poems"
VIII De Dalloted Tor during the Fair,
to be given to the school receiving
the greatest number Of votes, rs a
prize to be awarded to the most pro-
llclcnt scholar in that school. Price
OF vote ten cents.
We again commend this enterprise
OF the Edistos to the people of our
town and county. If you have not
contributed yet, dos SO at once, and
lurther aid and assist them by giving
your presence at their entertainment
This will encourage them much, and
you may rest assured that all wlIlabc
done that is possible to make the
evenings pass of pleasantly. Let
there be grand rally of our citizens
10 help make q success of this enter
tainmcnt OF the Edisto Rifles. Ad-
mission 10 cents; children 10 cents.
Tickets to be had at the Drug Stores
and at the hall.
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In consequence of the absence Of
tue Rev.'O. A. Darby the Methodist
Church will be closed On next Sunday,
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For Colds, Cough, Bronchitis and
all affections Of the Lungs, take
AYERS CHERRY PEoroRAL.
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FHNhis School opens OH the First Monday
Il. in September annually, and contin-
ucs unintCrruptcdly until the last Of June.
TERMS PER MONTH.
First Grade. beginners ...............s2.OO 90
Second Grade, Grammar pupils...... $50
Third Grade, advanced Euglish..... 800
Latin, Greek, and German each,
extra IN
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SHERIDAN'S SCHOOL.
A CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS.
Corps of Teachers.

HUGO G. SIIERIDAN......... Principal,
WIN. T.. GLAZE ....,........ lst Assistant.
In charge Of End Grade Room.
MISS T.. j. MACKAY......an and Assistant,
In charge of 1st Grade Room aud Girls.
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FOWLS, per doz..
Chickens, per doz..........2.OOa2.55
Ducks (Eng'hl per doz. 400
Ducks (Mc'y) per doz.. 800
Geese per doz..... 900
Turkeys per doz.. 2.OOal5.OO
EGGS, per doz..
PEANUTS, per bushel. .75a1.1Q
POTATOES, Sweet. .25a1.5O
PEAS, clay, per bushcl.. .G5a7U
" Mixed g .........., ,6Oaf5
RICE, (Rough) per bushel. L. .1Oa1.20
BEESWAX, per lb..................a22
HONEY, I" ................1O
HIDES, Flint, per lb................lO
Dry Sailed, announcements
SKINS, Otter, apiece. ..25a2.50
'' Coon, " .5al5
I" Fox, ..lOa4O
Deer, per ID .................I5
I" Goat, ..................S
Highest market prices obtained for all
goods consigned to me. Returns made
promptly. Consignments solicited. 1y
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Open from half:past S to 10 o'clock A.
NJ, and from half-past 10A. NJ. to 4 p
M.
Columbia mail closes at 10 A. Nj. and
the Charleston mail at halEpast 5 =. M.
On Tuesdays and Fridays u mali for
'Felderville, Vances Ferry and Holly Hill
closes ut half-past 7 A. NJ.
On Fridays q mail for Knott's Mills,
Wits Mills and Rishcs' Store closes at
half-past ZIP. M.
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oRANGEBURG, S. G. OCTOBER 10, 1879.
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:. A. BARDIN & BRO.

PlNCKNEY'S LANDING,
o.: SANTEE, NEAR VANCES FERRY
DEALERS IN
.HENERAL MERCHANDISE--OF.
w FERS for sale q full and comnlato
stock of Groceries, Hardware, Ready
Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats,
Caps, and Trunks, and fine line of Dry
Goods of oil descriptions for Ladies' use
anc EAR Also
A full .. of Foreign and Domestic
Wines and :, 1ts, Segars ar "r''qcco,
&C., &c. N sept. ..
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0raa9ehnrg 5emuFrat.
Postof7icc Hours.

"A Paper. for the People.
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Market Report
CORRECTED WEEKLY by j. G.. PHI;

COTTON.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-11
DAILY SILVER STATE.
suBLIsHED EVERY EVENING SUNDAYS
EXCEPTEDl. By
J. J. HILL % Go.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

o,s copy, one year, by mail l.........-..S 30
On COPY. six months, by NAH .......... Oc
one copy, three months, oy mail. ...,. %
Deliyered by carrier. 25 Cents per weef.
RATES OF ADVERTISING;
One square tl0 liues) frst insertion. :. so .
zach subsequent insertion, per square,. 90
A liberal reduction co regular advertisers.
AGE Nrs.
q. W. CRANE, 32s Montgomery street,
Room 10 safe Deposit Building, san
francisco
L. p. FIs 4ER, 20 and II New Merchants
Exchange, San Francisco
GEO. NJ. MORT, sacramento, California. :,
B. F. Riley is authorized to collect ana
reeeipt for subscriptions to the sIIFER STAT
In Paradise Valley.
H. G Marker is authorized to collect and
receipt for subst triptions to the SILVER TATE
at Big Meadows
SsSSNS-s 4
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J Levying a tax of eight mills for the year
1879.
Section /. BE it ordained by the Police in
~ of fine Parish of LafOurchc, that an ad
ralorem tax OF eight mills on the dollar on
all the taxable property in the Parish of
LafOurche be and the samc are hereby lev.
led and collec.ible during the year 1879 bv
the Tax Collector according to law and in
the same manner as State Taxes.
Section2 9. Be it further ordained that
said tax when collected shall be divided
and aDpOrtiOned IA follows:
Tr0 mills thereof is set apart exclusively
for educational purposes, to be known az
the School Fund and subject to the legal or
ders of the Parish Board of School Direc-
tors, OF IHsfourche. Three aud one halt mills
thereof, shall together with the licenses and
proceeds Of sale Of the public ferries, con.
stitute the General Fund and shall be an.
piled to the payment of the General Ordi
nary and current expenses Of the Parish
for the year 1879. Tro and one half mills
Mersof is set apart for the purpose of i'm
proving the public buildings and Rrouds
shall be known as the "Cemrt House and
jail Repair FMs6' aud the same as fast a
collected shall be subject to the legal or
ders of the Building Committee" created
under the provisions Oft Resolution Of this
body.
Section 3. Be it further ordained that this
ordinance shall fake effect from and after
its passage.
Duly adopted by the Police Jury of La
3ourche in regular session convened on this
18th day of February 1879.
p. g. ALLEMAN. President.
GkO. ". sQUIREs, Sec. etary.
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Symptoms Of a Diseased Eiver.

Dam in the right side, under the
| edge of the ribs. increases on pres
sometimes the pain is in the left
the patient is rarely able to lie
the left side: sometimes the pain
is telt under the shoulder blade, and
frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder. and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The stom-
ach Is affected with loss of appetite
and sickness: the bowels in general
arc tostivc. sometimes alternative with
IA :itc head is troubled with pain,
accompanied with 4 dull, heavy SEN
satlon in the back part. There is gen.
orally a considerable loss of memory,
accompanied with a painful sensation
OF having lefs undonc something which
ought to have been done. A slight,
d'y cough is sometimes an attendant.
The patient complains of WEAKNESS
and echllt::; h. is easily startled. his
feet III. cold or burning, and he COM
plans of y p-ickly sensation of the
skin ; his spirits are low; and although
he IS satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him. yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try il.
In fact. he distrusts every remedy.
Several Of the above symptoms attend
the disease. but cases have occurred
where few Of them existed. yet exam
nation Of the body. after death. has
shown the LIVER to have been extern
sively %dcrangcd.
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The Con stituIiOnal Con.
Ven(iOn!
Can 1t reduce State Expenses !!

From an article in the Baton
Rouge Adyocutc signed J. II. FL.
the following instances are men
toned in which retrechment can
be had.
The almost useless office of Lieu
tenant Governor who now gets
$4,000 90, should be abolished, or
else paid Per Diem during the
session of the Legislature, the OH
ly period in which ne has any
thing to do, sag 5000. 90.
The Secretary of State receives
$4,000 and fees his salary
should come down one halt at
least.
He has an Assistant ut $4,000.
90 who should be returned home
to earn his living in some other
manner.
4 State Librarian has $1jOO.OO /;
hundreds Of competent persons,
ladies' or gentlemen would be glad
to- have that situation for $5OO.OO
The Attorney General gets
$4,000 90, with an Assistant at
$4,000. 90 and Il clerk at $4,000 90.
Before the war there was no AS
sistant, and the Attorney Genes
raj WAS paid $500 no.
The Auditor 8 Office costs simp
ly $2337O.OO which work was done
previous to the war for $72OO.O 90.
The Tleasurer's Office cost
$125OO.OO which could I've reduced
80 per cent.
The Adjrtant Generals Office
cost from S5OOO.0O to $4,000. 90
for which all the good received is
a lit1le military tom toolery on par
ade days,by military organisations
the first clause in whose organise
,ion reads, this company is to
be considered as disbanded in
case of war;. The whole business
should be abolished, or at least
reduced to maximum expense|
of 100000
Let proper men bp sent to the
Convention who will frame u Com
stitution tina. will bling the expell
scs TT tnc prnto 10 . jScs nx"'5.
\ little growing is already
heard from those who have been
the recipients Of these big fees.
faltering OH the dt%stitution of the
masses, that will probably devel
Op into third rate thunder bye
and bye but no one need be
alarmed about It, no blasts Of
lightning accompany this pecu-
liar noise and no one will be hurt.
The State had Just as good or
better servants 80 years ago than
she has now and they can be
found again. eE
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Republican to prove to the People that
THeIR chosen Representatives were the per
son. who had not deceived them.
We do not contribute this article with
the purpose of entering into a minute de.
tail Of the many good acts adopted by this
much abused Jury for the whole people as
compared to its predecessor and successor
but taking into consideration ITS every
move, was met with strong opposition, We
feel that the unprecedented and well think
ing people Of Lafourche will give it credit
for having accomplished much good-more
than the present jury will even succeed in
accomplishing.
In conclusion we would ask that Capt.
Pichou learn to divest himself of that bit
ter prejudice he bears towards his political
opponents and conciliate thosewhobear him
no Malice, but in their Defence are cont
PEELED to Kick when bitten.
FIX MEMBER P. JURY.
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NATIONAL SURGICAL 1NsTI-
TUTE.-The annual visit Of the
Surgeons from This we'll known
Institution will he made to New
Orleans March 5, 1879. Headquar
ters will be at No. 166 ST.
CHARLES STREET. They will
skilled assistants from the Home
Institute and will remain until
April 5,-one month. Their prepa
rations for this visit are very e
laboraIe and will be ample to
meet the increased demands made
upon them. Surgical cases and
those requiring personal atten.
ton should come early that they
may have attention foI the whole
month if necessary. In its chosen
specialities, Club Feet. Spinal
and Hip diseases, Paralysis, con
traction. and diseases OF the
Joints, Piles, Fistula, private dis
eases. Catarr:,. Diseases Of the
Eye Ear etc. this Institute IS nn-
eXcelled.
Refers by permission to the
many well known citizens of New
Orleans who are its patrons. For
further particulars write to Ma.
tional Surgical Institute, Indian
apo'is, Ind, Philadelphia Pa, or
Atlanta, Georgia.
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We give considerable space
to day to Il communication signed
"Ex.member of the Police Jury"
To u casual, uninquiring reader
the story as told makes 4 very
pretty showing, but like a great
many other stories. the tale is on
" half told.
The author gives figures in re-
gard to the Parish debG pre.i ous
to the entrance into power Of the
Schneider jury that we presume
are correct, and claims credit for
reducing that debt.
But every man who knows any
thing about the subject, knows
perfectly well that that debt was
heaped upon the Parish by the
enormous fees y I'D to office hold
ers, Jurors witnesses etc. under
the operation OF laws enacted by
the plunderers of Krllosg's ad-
ministration, over which the 20
lice jury had no more control
than they have over the laws OF
the Chinese.
All the taxes were swam2ed in
the capacious pockets Of the
office holders, and no Police Jury
could prevent it.
When the Schneider jury went
into power, that body was met by
the enactment of laws passed by
the Democratic Administration of
Gov. Nichols. which reduced
those grinding and exorbitant
fees to about one third OF what
they had formerly been under
previous Police Juries, besides
abolishing Il number OF them all.
together.
When this reduction of fees and
p.arOchial expenses was made by
a Democratic Legislature, it was
easy, tn liquidate the outstanding
debt in a few years as has oeel
done. The debt has been paid. but
no thanks are due the pnculial
honesty of the Schneider Police
Jury who commenced their Ca
reer by paying Crosier and others
q lot of illegal and unjust claims.
If the Parish is out of debt ia
day. the credit is due to Il Demo
cratic State Government, that has
reduced the Tee bills, and to no.
body else.
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depends id great measure upon our regard
Tor or neglect of the laws of health. If we
violate them we caunot expect to make
OLD bones" But that the span of existence
allotted to a naturally delicate constitu-
'on' Or ohe which has been shaken by dis
ease may be materially Heightened. ia a
fact Of which we have daily proof. The
vivlfying and restorative influence If Hos
letters stomach Bitters upon a falling nhv-
sl1ue affords a striking illustration Of the
pow OF ludiciOus medication to STRENGTH.
the hold on life. Restored d;usston
complete assimilation, renewed appetite'
sound rePose. these are among The btuef;t,
conferred upon the debiliitatcd by that an.
Prenie renovant. With a circulation ON
rlched, a frame in~vigorated, and q na,vo,,.
system tranqnllized, the invalid, after q
course OF the Bitters, feels that his life
Il a' va - no longer the precarious thing that
age" S1eeu Ola
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ExTanE OK INVITATIONS.
Notice to Com 1mi~>iOncrs.,,Of
Election.

Be it resolved by the Police Jury of the
Parish of Lafourche, That the following
persons be named and appointed commits
f%iOneIs Of election for the election OF dele
gates to the Constitutional Convention to
10 held ON the 18th. day o. March 1879.
COMMISSIONERS.
First Ward, Poll No. /. II. Bernard,
Chas. Brown and Leonard Webre.
Poll No. 2. Eugene X. Smith, J. T.
Nhitehurst and n. Robinson.
Secapd Ward, Poll No. 3. W. II. Raglan,
J. NJ. Murray and Anatole Panalle.
Poll No. 4. Jacob GOldenberg. j. J. Ber-
keron and j. B. Mennlove.
Third Ward, Poll No. 5. w. T. Price,
oseph NJ. Lefert and Onesippe SEWN.
Poll No. 6. Justin Champagne. J.. l..
FOlse and l.. +. Falgout.
Poll No. 7. Adolphe Folse, Alex Folse
Fourth Ward. Poll No. 8. e. J. Barker,
Alexander Barker and o. Bran. \
Poll 9. FrankV. Falgout, valcour Ro.
arigue and Arrestide Delaunne. I
Fifth Word, Poll No, 10, ID. H. LoriO, F.
4. Delatte. Abraham Jackson or JohnsOn.
Poll No. II. NJ. n. Billiu, W. G. Billiu
hnd Westly A. King.
Poll No. IL. ZenOn Bourgeois. II. T. Cos
&SIu anu ASH oIlcTt.
Sixth Ward, Poll No. l3, Edward Gail
ouet, Prosper E. Boudreaux and Walter
Zones.
Poll No. IA. Gabriel Wick. Joseph Co.
)mcaux and Ben Dela.tc.
Poll No. Is. L.. Kracmer, Gregoire Orte-
gus and Lyrlae kraemcr.
Seventh Ward, Poll No. 16. L. NJ. Frazier
b. A. Ledet and j. G. Rousseau.
Poll No. u. r. Thlbodanx, T.. +. sK1s.
bloch aad Joseph o. Toups.
Poll No. Is. J. l.. Leblanc. A. p. Boad
man and w. A. Folse.
Eight Ward, Poll No. 10. P J. Matherne,
IA. T. Matherne and lack Edward.
Ninth Ward. Poll No. 20. John Lyall, II.
|FOret and A.. Rossi.
Poll No. u. A. l.. Harang, Adam Bar
rios. and AmadSO Braux.
Poll No. 81. Il. p. PARA Jr. W. F. Lor.
|raine and Estival SavMe.
Poll. No. 20. J.. c. Marten, X. Williams,
|AlphOnse Terrebnnnc.
p. 6. ALEMAN. President.
GEO. W. SQUIREs, Secretary.
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Office OfAuditOr Of1s

New Orleans, Jan. o.
The Louisiana Euui1
Life Insurance Com,
Of New Orleans has ,
day filed in this Office !,
statement in regard to
istered policies in said +
pany, and deposited TIA,
cessary reserve thereon
required by Act No. 81
the Extra Session or
General Assembly Of n
entitled can Act to r.
c u holders of lifei
II policies in this 3
to provide a reserve
therefor, aud for other
poses." !
ALLEN JUMEf
Ann;1
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To the Policy Holders of tie Lpsi6
table Life Insurance Cvmps-~
You are hereby notified that Ia !
3 not authorized to collect ~
said company. Mr.. Clay Gourrier
quenine has been duly appoint.i
to solicit applications and make IN
tons for the Company. Polies
will please make a note of the -
ANDREW Pam
S2m. Secretary "peei~
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Public NOtieAl

Is hereby given to my frieuds
public in general that I have Co.
any connection with the Louisiana 4
BILE Life Insurance COmpauy Of
leans, having resigned my poaiHoS =
raj agent of said Company since r.
January last 1879. AL policy ~
hereby notified that settlements r
miums must be made by them Il r.
OF the Company in New OrleanA
JUST CON-
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A Card aOthc PuhE

Having Overstocked myself whh
York in the finest stock Of over
this market has ever yet seen.
fine cashmere suits. Any one
these articles, need not seek apy -
ket for them. as l am determisel r
them atcOst and below. ThsRkinra
ic for their patronage.
remain youn ~
SIMON M
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Died on Wednesday. l2th. inst at l,;s
LINERS residences, CARMILL4E PHILIPPE
r4iiiE. aged 10 months, child Of Donraaa.
"a Pstre and Odile vicknair.
One more angel has taken it's fight IN
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Editorials.
Chew JACKsON'S BEST Sweet
Navy TOba eco.

Query :"Why will men smoke
common tobacco, when they can
bny Marburg Bros. Seal of North
Carolina,' at the same price"
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-kemember that Bauln's new
STORE Is at the corner of Market
ana st. Louis Streets, nnder the
franklin House,
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AGUE \ FEVER.

DIR. c. AIcI.ASE's LIVER Pills, IN
CASES or AGuE AND FEVER. when
taken with Quininc. are productive of
tkc most happy results. No better
caihartic can be used. preparatory to.
Or t!;cr taking Uulninc. We would
aivisc all who are afflicted with this
d:scasc to give them Il FAIR TRIAL.
For AL bilious arrangements. and
Is u simple p~u:gative. they are un-
cq"a,cd.
Ex.xanx OK LIMITATIONS.
The gcnuiac arc never sugar coated.
Every box hasa red wax seal on the
lid. with tbs, ilaprcssion DH. McLANE's
LIVER Pills.
T:s. senuin MeIASr's LIVER pHls
bear the sisnaflfse> Of C.. McI.ANE and
FiENIae Rss,s. On he wrappers.
1s>ist utsen har:n. the genuine DIX.
MeIASE's LIVE: PHI ,. prepared by
ti>.4ing Bros. of Pittsburgh. Pa, the
nJr>~t helm full OF in TX" ica> OF he
..a:nr MeLu"r. >pe..cd diff, ccnily but
SANG pr~onrncialion.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-08-09

district line, and that A. Todd,
Esq, be appointed overseer on the
west end of said road.
Adopted.
The bill of the Clerk of the Police
Jury, for services for the month of
June, amounting to 81 OS, WAS APP
proved.
The Board then took a recess un-
til 2 o'clock P. NJ.