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The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-19
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| MY FALL IS STOCK OCH
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on rI ..uE
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Is now opened and offered to the people
of orangeburg at such reducedb pEice as
will convince them TINT regard their In
terest. t~,, ~
THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Occupies the entire second floor, and
consists of Mems and Youths' Suits In
new styles aud cuts. ~ ~
The interior of my Store hos been
greatly improved and the capacity en-
larged by the addition of shelving rem.
derea necessary to Iplace, the eStya large
purchase in every line of goods.unf,
THE LADIES' DRESS sGooDs
' ~, Hragt aa} 81
was purchased with great jcare ,lafd the
selection of colors and mategiel made
especially for this market, This line of
goods will be shown, to- the, ladies by
gentlemen of taste as to, selectfon of
trimmings and experience IN dry goods
business.
THE, HATS AND GAPS
are displayed in a large new Glass Hat
Case at prices to suit, ,everybody..;e
THE FURNITURE STORE
is stocked with full lines Of Chafrs, Bed
stcads, Cribs, Cradles, Sofas, Lpunges.
Parlor, Bedroom and {, Dining Room
Sets. This is q separate stqre.t.i.,
am prepared to pay the highest
CASH PRICE FOR COTTON AID all
COUNTRY PRODUCE a1ra 9fT
1 have an ~ i:HJhoI
~ i!lu/ l'sns 9nI
ACCOMMODATION HOUSE,
i'll my store yard, which is at the service
ofpersons with teams remaining ia town
over night, ,iaa. '-ii t.'t Ru..)H
wish my customers to know that oil
Of my goods was purchased by mysel
with care In order to get the hest quality.
think have succeeded and liivite all
to come and examine my Stock or Goods.
Especially my assortment ofSHOES.
a'rt+J: C:PrYE.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-19
Sewing Machines.

Cast your favors in early and often,
and obiige Yours truly,
HENRY KOHN.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-19
L. S. WOLFE, D. D. s.,
ID. LOUIS

as Just returned from the North with
IA large and well assorted stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE. purclas.
cd at'thc very lowest point orthe market
and to be sold at corresponding rates,
Come one and all and see for yourselves
the bargains tG be obtained. Oil Cloths,
Carpcting and Furniture Of the latest pat
terms. d. LOUIS.
Scrt3-3 mos
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07
THURSDAY.
Mir. Mars is up from Pinyon ranch.

Mir. Mars is up from Pinyon ranch.
 Mir. Lewis, of ToDto springs, is taking in our town to-day.
 Col LaMott, an energetic officer and clever gentleman, we are sorry to hear Is quIte sick.
 Judge Silent leaves for Mohsve county to-mofrox morning for the purpose Of hold ing court
 Pard Pierce, who is extensively engaged in rosrecilng and mining in and around the Big Bug section, is on a visit 10 Pres colt.
 Mrs Barney Martin, of Antelope, who has but partially recoy cred from her recent severe illness, is at the Sisters Hospital under the caie of DT. Ainsworth.
 There will be meeting of Aztlan Lodge, r. & A. M., on Saturday eEeBing, May oth, al : 30 F. M, for work in the 2d degree. Members are requested to be present.
 C. T. Rogers is busy fixing up boiler and other appliances for making butter at Eis dairy ranch in the mountains. He isn't going to boIl the butter, but he needs a boiler, all the same, to scald milk pans ana the like.
 4 colony of swallows, or mud-daubers, has taken possession of the caves of the Court House. where they annually settle themselves for the summer season. Their appearance is indicative of ihe approach of warm weather, which approach, We must o.rf..a is stucroriE.
 Prof. Will Willie is advertised ia the Tucson papers for gc-as-you-picase walk, at Leyin's Park, commencing May 4th, in which he proposes to walk lU0 miles in less than q hours, merely for the fun Of 1t. The exhibition Is entirely free. II the Professor walks nc better than he plays billiards the show will be dear at any prlce.
 Mrs. Banghart and her daughter, Mrs. John H. Marioo, are en route home frOm Washington Territory. They will reInain a few days al Los Angeles. taking in the sights and enjoy a ramble through the orange and lemon groves that flourish and grow SO profusely in and around the old ri Y of the Ang5ls Mrs. Banghart writes that her health has not i'm mpFoyed with the tup.
 Dan O'Leary came in to-day from San FranciSca district, MOhave county, and in forms us that he is Of tho opinion that the Chimehueva Iadianr. who murdered Gallo way. will noC surrender to the military. He draws these conclusions from coaversa- tions on fhe subject with WtlIapai and Mohave Indians + looks from this stand point that the Chimehnevas have got to be whipped.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07
Ess..s:ss'szlzz "a
 De.sa Of 3z-s. Emma Carpenter.


 II is ~ita deep regret that we are called Bpoa "a chronicle ihs death of Mrs. Emma ssarpeuttr ass NeCord, aud wife of J. Harry C,rpeahr. which took place Thursday q, 10 o'clock O. paspsral l,1rsl0nitis, after aa lilpess Of niue days.
 Mrs Carpenter Was born in San Fran cisco. where her father, mother. brothers and sisters now reside, and was al the time of her death 2l years, months and 8 days old; her trip to Arizona being the first time that sae was ever ou; oi the State of Cali foFnia. For many months previous to her death, while in the condition eacIsate. she remarked to her Inends that premoaition warned her taat fife here below was draw ing uea-, and notwithstanding the cheering and encouraging efforts of all to persuade her that II was a mere fancy, she still re- ;ained that fearful phantism until the mes senger 5f death relieved her of earthly suf- fering and bore her away to the sunny land.
 Although Mrs c. had lived in our city but few briet months, she had made many warm friends who watched over her during her last hours and ministered unto her suf- feriDgs as though she had been in the fond embrace of her loving mother, to whom ihe death of her dear girl, in land of strangers, will fall with crushing weight.
 Mir. aad Mrs. McCord. of San Francisco, have lost a dear child; J. II. Carpenter an afIeetIonate and loving wife, and the little babe days old, mothers care and pro- tection. Emma has gone to the land from whence none return, where sorrow Is a stIan- ger, and haven where life Is surrounded with peace and joy. The young mother and wife, who had iust verged into the state of womanhood, is at rest, and all that is mortal of her, for whom We feel sad and mourn, will be laid away in the Char mel Yard tomorrow at ? ?. m. Reqaieseat ia paes.
 Funeral from the Mann: Street Church. Friends and aequaintances are respectfully iRyited to be present.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07
TUESDAY.


 MOrri8 Lindsay ls busy piaa;iog ani cul- tiyafing his garoel, which IS mex looking very beautiful.
 We are informed that Governor Fremont will soon return home 10 Prescott and again fiji ihe GuberBaiorisi Chair.
 Jadee sileat w1lg depart on Friday or Saturday for Nohsve country to- the pur- pose of hoidil'g eoa't Gt Mineral Park.
 Jo RAi5le has an army of carpenters s, wGIx adding sn extension ta bis brewery. With the new improvements completed the Pacific Brewsry will be second 10 none in the Territory
 CT. Rogers has closed his meat shop jast nor h of ihe store of Kelly ( Stephens. and viii remove co nIs stock ranch in fhe Bill Williams mountains and attend ia per n 10 the care of his cattle.
 Coop We are told by the sgen. of Kerens t Griffith in Prescott. that tne ser vice between Prescott anu Phenix Las st ain been increased ts seyea trips per week, commencing yesterday, tue 5d of May.
 Tiptop stock strnds well in San Francis co, and is on the upward march. IL sells readily at Ss.59, and no GoGnt will reach SIC befere making halt. nsidsraoie oi this stock is held oy people in this Terri tory, who are very likely to make good thing cut of it..
 We hear that Malt r Lsrkin, shO went to PEenix under promise of being appointed Stage Agent for GIlmer, Salisbury < Co |, and also Agent for Wells. Fargo & Co, was disappointed in securing said appointment far some reason or other unknown tO us-
 One hundred and fifty pounds of copper ere are expected m town to morrow from the copper mine recently discovered by Messrs Carpenter and Wilson near the Yer de. east of Yielcefs' ranch on the Agua Tra It is said 10 be very high grade and ihe mine immense.
 Another important, pleasant social event will occur n ibe Maliua Street Church on Sunday evening next, May 9th. in V hich r. C. Wilder. Esq of Anvil Rock, and Miss Mary Bacon, oi Prescott. will occupy prom inent positions. Trey aili b. happy to sec as many Of tbeir fFiengs as desire to be preseat.
 We expect to hear from the Chimehueya troubles iH Southern california tomorrow. The San Francisco papers are wrong in ealing this sn Arizona Indian war, just be- cause the settlement of the question has been loft Ri,h General Wi lcox and ms troops Tke Indians are all California sub jccts Tleir depredaiions have been c'n- fined to California with the single excep- ton of killing the maii Tiuor between Aubrey and Ehrenoerg. We d. not want California lagrcis in ouis. The Indian war is iu California and to her is due the credit, if credit ihorg be in it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07

h the wEEKIx MINER of April 30gh. tLeFe appeared an item to ihe effect tAat Lieutenant Wallace of the Ninth Cavalry and bis osmpasy were ta patrol the San BeFnardInO roa.l. We copied the article from iAe Semi-Tropic aud gave ihe proper credit. + should have read: Captain Wal lsce of the 9th Cavalry, a gent!em n who has net the honor of commandiog q col7red company, but does command one of The fesg companies composed of white men in :be army
 A private letter, written to us by Hon. 4. F. DaTIs, states positively that that gentle mae will not De q candidates for Congress at the ensuing election under any eircum- stances whatever. Mr. DaTis Is anxiOus to see the party lines drawn, and good men from both sides put into the race, winch would insure the Territory competent agent at Washington, where there are so m any important things bearing on sll sec tious of Arzsna to be closely watched. We sas amen to hIs wish.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07
Funeral of Mrs. Emma Carpenter.

The last sad rites over the remains of Mrs. Emma Carpenter took place to-day at 2 D. m. from the Marina Street Church, Rev DeWolf officiating The choir was led by Miss Wilkins, organist, assisted by Mrs. Judge Hargrave, Mrs. Hon. MnIat Mssterson, Mrs. C. ". Beach, Miss Dodd, Miss Banghart, Miss Jones. Territorial Auditor E. r. Clark, and others. Two of the deceased favorite hymns were sung. Bethany. Nearer my God 10 Thee" anu Almost Persuaded" the other being SC lecied by the organist-Mount Vernon IS s;er, thou vast mild and lovely"
 The attendance was large, composed of Prescott 6est citizens, who sincerely sym pti,Iize with the afflicted usband, bereit of loving wife. and those doting parents far away The coffin was beautifully deco rated with flowers and evergreen leaves, the silver plate being encircied with a wreath and crowning the above was Gu artistically ar ranged cross.
 The burial We hear will be out temporary, as it is the intention of Mr. Carpenter to have the remains taken to oaa Francisco so soon as circumstances will permit, and have tlem iuieued by the side Of three brothers and sist -s in the Odd Fellows Cemetery, hef latncr being an houoled member of that oider
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07

The bow window in the residence of Mayor Keiiy presents beautiful appear ance just at this time of year. There are a thousand and one varieties of plants nicely arranged in the same, that are putting forth theIf delcate blossoms, reminding the passer- by of fWoodvard's Gardens in san Francisco. or Yick's Floral Farm near Rochester, New York. Al this Is due to the taste ard energy of Mrs. Kelly, enc of Prcscott's best ladies, who came here in 1864 with her parents when there was no Prescott, and has remained and grown up with the town, which she is proud of. Nobetter folks than Mir. and Mrs. Kelly and their relatives.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07
Ths Union Ndipe.

This new discovery is on Turkey creek, three mics below the old Bully Bueno mill site; ;ho ledge is % inches wide and as- says oa fair average of the ore, $100 to the ton. The mine is owned by Dr. Me Candless, Frank Smith and Pete Reed. the latter two gentlemen being busy sinking a aaaf, on il and making other developments. From what we have heard ol the property it Is the most favorable prospect in that sec ton, and should It continue good for two or three hundred feet down will sch fer enough to make all of its owners wealthy It Is quite fortunate that this discovery should be made at this time. when ma- ohinery is being put upin the vicinity for the working uf ores as 1t will help to keep the stamps busy. The Turkey creek dis trict bids fair to send ou5 a large amount of bullion this summer and from all accounts the Union will produce its proportion.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07
pUILDERS OF STEAM sIACHrRY IS ALI II Branches. Steamboat steamship and land
 ENGINES @ BOILERS,
High Pressure or compouna.

ORDINARY ENGINE compounded when advisable.
 STEAM BoILE ts Particular attention given to the quality of the mste-7al workmanship. and bu; frsf-class work prodnced.
 WATER PIPE, of boiler CT sheet iron, of any size. made in sSitabe length for eounectlnR together, sheets roled pinched and packed for shpneni ready to be riFlte1 on the ground.
 HYDRAULIC RtFETING- Boiler work and water pipe made ly this estabs shtacat. rfvitsd ty hy- drSse riverns machinery, that quality Of wori being far superior to hand p0rk-
 PUAPS-FOr mining of any capacity and of any style Our style Of di-ect. compound engines, with double line Of funps. particularly recomn ended. We refer to those a not enc having been broken down.
 DIRECT ACHING ENGINES for underground work, irrigation city vi.rrF s purposes but with the celebrated Dasey valve motion. superior 10 any other.
 MINING MACHINE NEEE--susrlz mills, pans, boilers, hossins machinery, sGkg, hot ting eng4nss. orher machinery Ie1pires- AI26u3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07
4 Fine Thing for the Teeth:

Fragrant SoZoDoNT is a composition of the purest and choicest ingredients of the Oriental vegetable kingdom. Every ingred- tent is well kuown to have beneficial effect on the teeth and gums. Its embalming or antisepiic property and aromatic fragrance makes it a toilet luxury. SOZODONT re- moves all disagreeable odors from the breath caused by caiarrh, lad teeth, etc. IL is entirely free from the injurious and acrid properties of tooth psstes and powders which destroy the enamel. One bottle will last six months. Api5
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07

On the whole globe at least ninety mil lion people speak the English language, abon. sgenty million German, fifty five mt iioa speak Spanish, and only forty-fve million speak the French language. These matters of fact may serve to remove erro- neous opinions.
 \ large stock of shetland heavy hardware cooking, heating ana parlor stoves, all bought before the advance on these goods and will be sold cheaper than ever by L. Bashford < Co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07
A ca-

To all who are suffering from the sorrow and indiscretions Of youth. nervous weak ness, early decay, loss of manhood, Se, will send recipe that will cure you FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy was dis covered by a missionary in South America. JOSEPH T. LYMAN, Station D, Nesc York csty.
 ianI6eodiy
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07

Go to Geo. S. Porter S Co.'S, east side of Plaza, for furniture and everything needed for your homes.
 Wall paper 70 cts. a roll at Geo. s. Porter's
 100 cases boots and shoes direct from the manufacturers just received aad tor sale cheap by L. Bashford < Co. s.100 pair of those elegant white and coi ored four point blankets, just opened at l.. Bashford & Co.
 Holiday suits and large stock of men s clothing and furnishing goods just received at L. Bashford X Co.
 Ladies, Misses and Children's fine shoes made to order andwarranted 10 please the most fastidious, and at San Francisco prices at A. J. Mason's next door to the Bank
 Barley, cracked barley, corn and bran at Herzsg's. a2l-lmF
 Get your Boots and Shoes at the only reg ular Boot and Shoe Store in Prescott. A. J Mason's, next door To the Arizona Bank.
 WANrED-A man to do dairy work, milk and care for cattle. One who has had ex pcrience in the business desired. Call on, or address MARY E. CUILUMBER.
 May G, 1880.
 E. Stahl has returned and will De pleased to receive orders for all kinds of assaying Charges liberal andeorrect tests guaranteed
 Bones & Spencer will receive every morning from Wickenburg, fresh straw berries. G23+
 The MINER Office is supplied with all the material for doing first-class job work to be found in any printing office, and we guarantee good work at 2 per cent less than any office in the Territory. We do our own work, hence the ability to do job work cheaper than our neighbors.
 DOWN SHE (ioES.- Having disposed ofall my commonest brands of liquors, and being desirous of closing out the choice Old Bourbon and other brands before my de parture for France, have concluded to sell the same at l21s cents per drink; just enough to cover cost and transportation.
 myl C. GERARD.
 300 cases 150 fire test Security coal oil just received at L. Bashford f Co.
 Save money by buying from L. Bashford & Co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07

As USUAL -Mush, of the Herald, in trying to ill hIs paper with stolen news sud make it appear original, by changing words, makes a fearful muss of the bids opened by the Chief Quartermaster at Whipplc on the 3d. The Aush has all the proposals offered, and through ignorance calls them "Centrscts AWardedn Copy from reliable papers and give the proper credits hereafter and your sheet will sbe better thought of.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07
". NJ. BUFFUM,s

New Goods, arrived this week, 6irec: from the East:
 Tnurber's Saddle Rock Oysters full weight Mayo's Paragon Mackerel, in tins. Mayo's Snow Flake Goldfish, 5lb cans. Chicago Lard, very choice, in and l0lb cans.
 Rock and Rye-Rock Candy and Rye Whiskey.
 Another invoice of Wall and Wedge Tents Wagon Covers, all sizes and weights sIron Clad" Rubber Boots, long and short Every pair warranted.
 Large assortment Hand and Stand Lamps
 -ALSO-- New Spring styles Calico and Bingham, Black Alpaca, 30cts to sl % per yard; Corsets, Handkeichiefs and Gloves. New Goods arriving every week from San Francisco and the Eastern Markets. Prescott, March 23d, 1880.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07
A RAREcuANcr

(. Gerard being about to depart for France next month, offers for sale his es;abiisla- mesIt and his stock Of liguors- 4 first-rate chance to set into.a good paying business.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07
JACK-OF-ALL-TRADES
 Laborer

Saws wood draws water cleans houses; whitexashas bsats and lays carpets does small repairs such as fitting dragging doors and locks. glazing windows kc: paints signs; digs and cleans wells cellars and vaults builds and repairs fences brick ues stone walls; shaFpens kniyes scissors, &c.; makes and tends gardens; VII undertake work peeessary be done, however pulsive, difficult or dangerous
 Is known to be competent and reliable
 Orders left in his box III front of the postofice (which he visits at least twice day) will meet with prompt attention
 \. D. Be careful to leave orders ia tn box bearing the name of JaeEofarades mistakes in that respect have already caused disappointment and delay
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07
Letter List.

The following is a list of letters remaia- ing in the Prescott Postoffice for the week ending May 1th.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07
MARRIED
DIED.

CARPENTRR-In Prescott, May 9th, lssO, Emma, wife of J. Harry Carpenter, aged 2l years, months and days. HUDSOS-In Prescott. May 1st, the infant son Of Mir. and Hrs. Ira Hudson. aged smonths.
 ''Yet somewhere know, the unseen shore
 They watch, and beckon. and wait for me"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07

Corner Of Beale and Howard Streets, Sar
 Francisco, California. JOSEPH MOORE E------ -supeEiniandsni
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07

MOrrig Lindsay is busy piaa;iog and cul- very beautiful.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-05
Continued fr.m Thlra Paxe.

bers to the provisions of rule 40, and claimed
the right to invite the press within the House,
with the consent OF the Speaker first obtained,
and asked permission from the Speaker 80 to
do, which being granted Mr.. st. Clair invited
the gentlemen OF the press to resume their
seats.
Mr.. Joffrion asked II under the ruling he
was entitled TO ask any friend within the bar.
Ruled In the affirmative
SPECIAL ORDER.
BY Mr.. Curley-
House bill No, 1O4,
An act to repeal act No. 1O1, approved
April 80, 1877, and to provide for the appoint
ment of registrar of voters for the parish
of Orleans, and clerks of registration
throughout the State; fixing their compensa-
tion; defining their duties and powers: pro-
viding for new registration for the city OF
New Orleans; to provide for the keeping Of
registry OF legal voters; to define the duties
OF certain officers; to prescribe penalties for
violations Of this act, and to regulate the
manner Of registering voters throughout the
State, and to provide for the appointment OF
special canvassers, etc,
Was taken up.
On motion Of Mr.. Vincent the House ad-
journed until Saturday. April 3, 1880.
PETER j. IRRELEVANT,
Clerk OF the House Of Representatives.