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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-12-21

LIST oF ADVERTISED LErTERs remaining
insthe Post Office at. Charlestown, Jefferson
county, w. Va, December Is, 1880.
Mrs. Jennie Hougan, Mrs. Rachel Perry
srs. Mary Q. Williams, Miss Emma Wood
ford. Mrs. Mandy Washington, John u. Car
ter, u. w. Depbam, James r. Dudley. Ed
ward Grove, Joseph N. Gore, Charles. A.
Aarris, ,Jamea N. Small, Martin White.
John T. McCann, Edwin McGhee.
The above letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the deadletter of,
fee. Persons calling for them will please
say that they are advertised.
BENZ. E. LE1sENR1Ne, p. ~.
BARGAINs.-Money in them to the Bny-
ers. q. n. Hagley's is the. place to get
them. 1 will offer during this month NV
entire stock of Goods at a gsand reduction
in prices in order to close out everything by
January list. This stock is very. large, and
entirely new. and makes a rare chance to
the buyer. 1t consists of an endless variety
OF Boots and Shoes for. Gents, Ladies and
Children, Hats and Gaps, Clothing, Under
wear, Gloves, Trunks, Satchels, Umbrellas.
&c all In immense quantities. Corn, Pork.
Lard and all kinds of Produce taken in aav
quantity. Cash for Corn.
GEO. II. HAGLEY.
CHRISTMAS GooDs !-Lots of New STYLES
of Ladies, Sets, Solid Gold, Roll, Plate, all
patterns-priees low; Sleeve Buttons, Studs,
Collar buttons, Children's Ear Hoops, Solid
Gold Ladies' Neck Chains, Scarf Pins.
large assortment !; Bracelets, Charms, Fine
Roll Plate Vest Chains, prices very low 1:
Fine Table Knives, Silver Plated, Rubber
and Bono Handles, and of the very best
Steele-Child's Sets from 25 cts. to So 90.
Violins, German Accordeons, Guitars. Ban
jos, Violin Strings, Guitar Strings, Silver
Plated Ware, Watches, Clocks, &c 30
Call and see mo and save money. AIlkinds
of Repairing lone neat and warranted.
IL D..-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-12-21

Maj. P. II. Woodward, of Staunton, Va,
the well>knowu aud popular Passenger Agent
of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway, paid US
a visit on Friday last, and We were heartily
pleased to see him. He is one OF the old
reliable stock of Virginia gentlemen, and if
in the near future he should seek to dc bus>
mess with our people on behalf of his road.
We can cordially commend him to their con-
hdenee and patronage.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-12-21

The City Quadriile Band (s.ripg) are pre-
pared to take Contracts for Music. Address
City Baad, Ghaffsstown, W. Va.-1t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-12-21

PUBLIC sALEs,-The following public
sales are advertised in this paper:
Friday, January M-Real Estate, by
e. Boyd Faulkner and VIM. L. Wilson,
Special Commissioners.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-12-21

Wm j Reeds celebrated Chambersburg
Nursery. located at Chambersburg, Pa has
an Agent (Mr. u. MeCray Loy) in Charles
town taking orders for spring delivery for
Fruit, Shade aud Ornamental stock. Ever>
greens, Roses, Hot. House Plants and Shade
Trees a speciality. Dir. Reed has a Emo
stock, and guarantees satisfaction to his GUS
toners. Mr. 10y has already taken a pum>
Der of orders for evergreens and trees for
cemetery enclosures, to which he is giving
particular attention, and will be pleased to
receive further orders. He may be found
at the Carter House for a few days.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-12-21

tisias. Citrsn, Currants. Candies, Nuts and
IL Minse heat for sale by
Nov q, 1880. SIS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-24

The President then announced that on
Thursday next, at o'clock p. M the la
dies OF the club would spread supper in
the hall OF their wholesome, tooth
some and famous suppcrs-such rs they
have been in the habit Of spreading; that
twenty five cents would be all the biggest
eater would be taxed 1t was also announced
that Sunday afternoon, at A 10 o'clock, the
YouNs' Temperance Association would
again meet in the hall.
Mr.. G, NJ. Alden had now left his seat in
the audience almost unpcrceivcd, and had
taken his stand near the platform facing
the audience In his hand he held
folded newspaper and asked the attention
OF the audience while he read an article
thcrcfrom. The newspaper proved to be
the Argus and the article the one headed,
"The cat out lie read the comments Of
that journal on the letter OF Mcssrs
Lockileth & Bross to the Chicago saloon
keepers associations and then read the let.
ter itself which la / been published in Tm
BULLETIN the day previous. The letter was
listened to by the large audience with
rapt attention and after finishing the read
ing, Mr.. Alden suggested that the letter
was good text tor a speech. A few mo
mcnts elapsed, but no one seemed particu-
larry anxious 10 say anything, when Capt
Williams arose and stated that
gentleman Of learning and eloquence-
one who could do the subject ample
iusticc-had already made that letter the
text for a speech and in due time he would
give notice to the club AS TO when il
would be delivered
say, brothers, will you Join US was then
sung and several ladies' joined the red rib
bon club, A few remarks were made by
Col. Wood and Mr.. yesterday, as to the la
dies paying regular monthly dues. Col.
Wood submitted an amendment TO the
constitution in writing to that effect, whrn
the meeting adjourned to meet again on
Friday evening next.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-24
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
Special spondonce to TuE BulLErS
WNsHINGTON. Jan. 81. 1850.

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-24
TAXES!

Notice Is hereby given that will be at the follow.
ing named places, At the time below
stated, tor the purpa-e Of collecting the
Revenue OF Alexander County, Illinois,
for the year 1879, &c aud all persons
wanting TO save the penalty OF one per cent per
month win take advantage Of the collector visits.
~ Indicated below, and pay their taxes in their own
precincts.
Al store house Of Durham & Caube in town
OF Eco, In Lakewood precinct ON Wednesday
January 2lst, \ D. 1890
At the store house of Henry Hunsackcr ia town
OF Suudusky, IN Sandusky precinct ON Thursday
January END, A. ID, 1881
AT store house OF p. f. Curtis, In town of Hodges
Park, IN Unity precinct, on Friday, January Ord
A. ID 1880
At store house of Hodges 4 Martin IT Beech
Ridge station, In Beech Ridge precinct ON Satur.
day, January Faith, A, u, 1880,
AT store house of X, A, Edmcrson, in town VI
East Cape Girardcau In East Cape Girurdeau
precinct, on Monday, January 18th, A. ID $50
Az store house OF Elcnry & CO.. in town oI
Clear Creek Ia Clear Creek precinct ON Tuesday
January 9Th, A, u. 1880,
Al store house of Il + Brown Il BrO. In town OF
TheO.s, IN Tnebes precinct, on Wednesday, Jan
uary 2sth, A. d 1870
Al store houpe Of A II, Ireland, In town Of Santa
Fe, In Santa Fe precinct on Thursday, January
slth, A. ID. 1880.
At store house of jas. II Muchay in town o
Commercial Point, Ia Goose Island precinct, or
Friday, Junugry 3)th, A. ID. 1890.
Al .he residence of Nicholas lunaacor. in LAX,
Milgan precinct, on Saturday, January 3ist A. d
1890
AT store Of Peter Saup, In First Cairo precinct OF
Monday, February End. A u. 1880.
Al the Office Of NJ j. Howley. real estate agent II
Second Cairo precinct, On Tuesday, February Bird
A. y 1870
Al store house Of Patrick Fitzgerald, on corner o
i4th street and Commercial Avenue, IN Third Cairt
precinct, on "wednesday, February tth \. ID 1870
htstOre house of Erncst u Petit in Fiith CGir
precinct, gu Thursday, February in, A. u. 1870
At the court house In Fourth Cairo precinct, from
the 9th TO ssth days Of February, A. d. 1890
JOHN HODGES,
Sheriff shd Co'lsstor Of Alexander Co lie
DAtea this, Cairo, lis, Jas. ", 1880 II
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-24
LETTER LIST.
Iisr Or LETTERS REMAINING uNCALLED
tuE Is TINE pOsrOFFlrE Ar CAIRO, Hi
JNNuhRN oath, 1880.

TNNVNWN -FVN, T10V
LADIES.
Bell Julie Miss; Brown, Louisa Mrs. (;
Burk, Mary A. Miss Burnett, Carrie Miss;
Bnokncr, Ellen Mrs; Burns, Caroline;
Clarke Mildred +, Mrs, Conner, Celia
Miss Galom, NJ A. Miss, Hughes, Sarah
Mrs; james, Maggie Miss Myers, Jessie
Miss; r. Camille, NJ. Miss; Ma,My, X Miss I,
Mcclure, Abnor Miss; Russell, Josephine
Miss. RrdnaD, Mildred Miss; Robinson,
b. VI. +. Mrs. Robertson, Kittie Mrs.,
Sraun, Mr.,; stuart, Helen Miss; Traut,
Belle tco) Tucker, Mstths (9); Tsysor,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-24
DEATH or MRS. W. G.. HUGHES.

pmiEHoY, ONO, Jan. 23d, 1850.
20 G. n llUGHES
Mrs. Hughes died last night VIII bury
her SUNDAY, i, Il REMINGTON.
The news Of Mrs. Hughes death comes
Unexpectedly to her many friends in Cairo.
Although it was generally known that she
left there for the purpose Of improving her
health no one was prepared for the sad
news contained in the above dispatch, She
WINS a lady of an unusually agreeable tenn.
permanent, whose society was sought upon
all occasions, and whose many deeds of
Kindness will be ever fresh in The minds of
many. Her daughter, Mrs, Aisthorpe, and
other relatives, were called to her bedside
by former dispatch and attended her TO
the last
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-24

I'm ALL PLAYED OuT" is common
complaint. If you icel SO, get package
of kidney-Wort and take it and you will
at once feel its tonic power Ii rcnews the
healthy action Of the kidneys, bowels and
liver, and thus restores the natural life and
strength to the weary body Get box and
Use it AZ once.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-24
Maty Miss; Walsh, Mary Z. Miss Vince,
GENTLEMENs' LIST.

MARY MISS walsh, Mary 1. MISS; Vince
Miss.
GENTLEMENs' LIST.
Anderson, Albert (col); Albeit, John T.;
Bright, d. g.; Baker, George H.; Balfrey,
Jno. 0, Prof; Burgo, Mr.; Block, Thomas
(9); Cromell, Albert, Cadker, Charles
Craig, Henry A.; Cooper, Peter; Curtis
William Devinc, Denis; Dawson John;
Daniels, James; Ellis, Henry; Eatherly
Don; Ettidson, s.; Deloncy, Sidney; Harris,
Alvin; II, H., Box No. ); Higgins, John;
Hanly, La Herd, Richard; IlaT, Simon
Haugh +. b.; Ingle, John; Keath J. W;
Jolly, Beck; Lynch Dave; henderson,
Mr.; Lee, Ira; Lcary, |, o.; Major &
Baker Massie, George; McMurray Geo.
T.; Kcarney, Bryon .; Nelson, Campbell
Phillips, W, d., Roddingcr, Joe; Redousc,
Charley; Rabbit john Randall, John W. (;
Scannall, James; Taylor, John A., Taylor,
PcrceyiI Whitaker, Charles; Walker, John
N; Whitesidc, j. II.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-24

SENSIBLE CANADIAN.-Mr. GadbolS, of
Rockville. Canada, after being cured Of a
pros,rating malaria disease contracted in
Texas. by means Of Warmers Safe Pills and
Safe Brttnr.. writes to us: II shall never
travel in that cjimatc without your Safe
Pills and Salv Bittcrs as "a part Of my out
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-24
LETTER TO MANAGER WALKER.

Below we give letter received by Nh
Walker from Lew Milton. This is publish
ed in order TO refutc the charge made in
some quarters, that the management of the
Comiquc are falling into the habit of using
names in their bills without authority and
with no expectation of the parties them.
selves putting in an appearance.
ST LOUIS, Jan. 81, 1880.
LEW CATrETv-Sir; You must excuse
me for not coming down there If Lew
Robinson hadn't give me away, would
have come, He came up here and told the
manager that We was billed down there. /
owed the manager some money and he at.
tached my things 50 could not get away
| didn't get your dispatch until Sunday
night. | know it made it bad for your
show, but could not help IT, Feel very
sorry over it and hope you won't think hard
OF me Hoping to make things all right.
remain yours, etc. LEW MUToN.
, 1880-11-03
A NInl..Isatur: Killed,

In.td.sM ItkvntuA-
4 man.eat!nR siKps-.I,essrl9ed , as "smal out
very powerful an.la',, Wy i',,eAsas!n4 ,S sgsesi
, 1880-11-03
"1'a! III NArleA-A Scpu1cllre for Each
o. aile 3G6 DayM Of tho Eenr,

d,r,vo,t ,tSsffMf.ha'htaee y e Pull afal Ga.ttts.
oil ""G'M1t ~ taG R1ttewny W. %9re tnll by tho
r. bsaer fran tho lipfcct." II Init attnfs tlle use.
iTe,,,m u, ~ 10 1l'ontst tho thr. Far tho lHat
tlhe 5rAFs Gvery tl'ne havu Waited thla hur-
b r!n, Maht md thAt shp utt cnnpo snnlo a tn
lttI"in,a1' hat III! thu Ina lIepn dune IN this:
fr,"s Ky " thG repeated pn,teatH OF Italians
aVthcr',o' ~ o'utr provinces n.u VI Foreigners, Tho
lh.ea,.1u T. ,!avo shut out llla pul1iu trr,Hs II
t.sst.e t.ae 4St 's ~ difficult US It ii loathsnnao to
iG;o s. Iflu chnrinnl!tAclnrch-yMrt Ia divided
m H.. ~ atalltrrs; III each slnrt. u Btosl0 With mi
thrh II .hth1 etiltsu c0sCs up Il sBiHlratH l,DlG,
ktt,iSass - teapone m tho same day gvery GI,L-
FL lila ~ yfar: H. ,Fl!nkinx The chufel. On Tug
Ia Irsaa ~ Temporary GaaiEns. III toso wcrU ,Ii,lo
is mo41n III Atie 81 St'Etlren e4eh slt. lowc1 u
IL tGaale M uscd II glyn tht iittiu corpsSs cnch u
aent W., W. UNIT hayu Eur iidw, iii tho ellltlrun
upy,mss't otlstetl until tmor,IInE." As hy spnko
hip oi t1c 'es ~. tt,Yn AlberYa del royevI. Ihs
VI. ',r"sal Msal tor transporting slNighlorvi oxen,
In Rs,kKed nut, unt lhe tsuIy Ut 4 nlit,i tlrcsxvi
beef n,,5 e., colhl1IX. whs tukcn VI head md
Nrx1 1n!,l mu!lE 'hfn bnx by the church will.
eatrfasu9 9s!t an4 .pendor, like Tho L,ri siayar's
te,ts',m' s t'me VIII, sone clothes u, It. o i par
pears.i th,. s',a thg guardian: And It up
.x pc pSopFs ha' .a fyupS he 70 pr,est ss
pst1IetnGIsl, prI1tGl, mud hoiu No. aEt was opened The
" m.s,m! wns ehFuwn fllto zinc Gux, which,
boo sni t,at t srlne. was lifted uvcr the upul,
tia zf1,n f",n f~ceel tls'Wu. You haarI " tonfu";
70 ss . ~ stfp sgty; 81 'hs ,s Ea5'fosss 5 y 5
Mss skeletons. 81 for tbu rest ~ tht. s,rns.s'
'saa!o' THU c41no rho eur Ut tho tn-
, 1880-11-03

Liyrr C0Cptla, often fn!sun fur Consumption,
nru Gl1rtd Wltn.,st Instantly with llnp ilstrrs.
, 1880-11-03

~. II. quietly n. possible. tts,k mt thr .!lplE'h
nn.,cun 1T tin n,,'ti.,n,'. nn dung h,ns"il 'i'.wn
ii1lr 4uI tic l,ltt. Ailcr ihts--hs plhypnrx VIII
rreUilrc,-stlAi plIyttl every night during t1lt.
Inttg run nf "Nt!W Men mud tHh AGrca.' wth
B,th lH.Cfcrt at,crrts lint hu hreMniu primo Ga-
yUtjt With t1lu nIdlg1tCe+
, 1880-11-03
BUS.IN ES55S.
NCtAL.

,,oc,ton..,ay wns observed at tho New New YORK orr
ert in tschanEr tho ch'eaEn Stuck is"ra. "na
~ nc narial uni c'',nnere'f, "xenT,ss, 1 ~, ~
III To-, ~, ,,t,,,lt,t ne Tho clcttton. Tic Eht'
ho''a"' ~ ,vr,t, NIL ripstl. nt,l tl.oru Is consc-
tnVo ~. n', m, ,r,urInt news Il, tci'urf. ...,
s"sas, ,rt,rjs .!Iyllc1 If 81 per shire iron, net
..,,s a hns been declared hy to p,.sl,nnt pa!'
carn,r', I,r ,,npuny. @ ,ayalieon a'i nf.nr Now III
aee-."t .nni,1crs Of rccurI Mt closu Ut business
fbIs ily.
, 1880-11-03

Standard Inns tlecnrcd IL regular monthly Of Is
H'tI;e iiInu shipped s1h.7nl Inst werk.
tic llurken Cs1rlIlHhy hns money oh hnslo Tor
ttc November dividend.
Su FRANCHISES, spceIat snys Tho Alttl NIL
ynuc4,I 1nleru rllnlur tint no drill OH Crt,sa-
Cit IN las neutrality-suspicious.. Cothstoeksware
hrayy MI enlt. hi; subsequently rGcnrered, clos"
N1 ttft,. Hcthur assessment HI error.
, 1880-11-03
nRfIIlhRY.

Spttfnt Correspondence VI The Chtfa.o Tttaunt.
vtScESSEs, inti., NV. 1.-Mary Irwin.
wife Of la,ynl +. Purcell. c'litor md prorti.-
tar uf tlln vinrrHttCs DHilu SHH, died tlis
t,Orntlg nfter sIlnrt Illness ut tlie restcllcn
hcr father, W. i. l'lllgrt,,s. SHE whs e
yrnrs oi uge, atul lld been ,sltEllet but abol,i
HIIu Jpur.
, 1880-11-03


set:el Dt,patth to Tat thieaoo Tribune.
EaSsAsA lri, Mu., Sov.1,-fhu Prize Current re-
nhs: . ,.x ,,. .,, ,.,
sttnjy. native shlrprr $lHka I.hls Hntlye AGckGrs
ani feeders ttt;1; flatirs cowA. sl7*aaaJt Rtass
it11s, {LAtA.l.L
lIuIis-iIecelptr, :17t Shipments D;. mnrkct hEher;
thUIse heavy, {l2j Ilt sli.!pltN HEl mixed packing
, 1880-11-03
MINING: STOCKS.

srsi,' Dl,pn.ta t" Tae Chicago Tribune.
NEw YoHK. Sor.:-1Ihc inlt1'ns af"ek hsarKet
nj ucucsully sdwcr l,r!cca. Closup ,inota-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-04
FITS, EPILEPSY
FALLING SICKNESS.

Fss name ntly Cur~d-no hum uQ-by ons
nOnth'S usage Of DIR. Goulard's Celeb ate|
fnfalible Fit Pow tors To convince sufferers that
these powders will do all claim for them, will send
them by mail, post pafS. FREQ Trial box. As DIR
Ghard is the only physician that has made this dis
aase been permanentIy cured by the use Of these
Powders. we will Guara tee a perma non,
cure in every case, or rofund you all money OF.
pended. All sufferers should give these Powders an
early trial. and be convinced of their curative powers
Price, for large box g, boxes for &c. sent by mai
ang part Of the United States Canada receipt,
psiee, or " express, G. @. D. Address,
ASH & RO8aINS,
UAbAoy 500 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, N.Y.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-04
FOR SALE.

I OFFER FOX SALE THREE HVNDRED
acres Of and, with dwelling house, barn and Sheds
good ice house ds at east three tonswell adapted
for milk ranch Stables and sheds enough accommo-
date one hundred cut from seventy one
hundred tons Of hay also vegetable grounds also offer
for sale from 800 to 500 head Of graded Angora ewes trade
81 to 1915 together with three full blooded bucks
rom imported stock For price and particulars inquire
nvl6.n s. 7. SWIFT, Warm Springs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-04
THE GREAT kNGLIsH REMEDY

and death. ..:. D..,. uuudrad
Dr. MINTIE will agree to forfeit rye prnMHS Re"
ATIVt nder special advice and treatment VIII nes
cure or for anything mlSre injurious found ia IL:
MlNTIE treats all Private Diseases smccessuiiy ;
mercury Con-ulta tfon fee Inorough eAai n
ton and advice including analysis OF urine, % w.
of vital E~stOrative 50 90 bottle, or TOUT ues e
the quantity $1,000 sent any address upon recep. Oh
price, or O. D., secure from 1bseryar9n ana IN pr'A'e
ii kearney Street. San Francfsco cai'
DR. MINTIE,S KIDNEY REMEDY. NEFh.
e II I'M cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder com
plants Gonorrhea elect, LeucorrhGa For sale by b
Foster and Gee. c. Thaxter Druggists carson Oly' si
bottle, six hotties for s.. 90 A.,
DIR. NANTES d ANDELIoN FILLS are sne
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and "iLiUCS cur
Thaxter druggists, Carson tIty. hifA''A1
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-01
il An Illinois, Social Event.

CHICAGO, Septmber II TO- One day
last week a negro named Sam Monroe
was married ut Galesburg, H., to
MisstNettie Chase, a highly educated
daughter Of the late DR.. Chnse, rec
tor ofdhe Episcopal Church ut this
!place.i Monroe had acted as coach
ImanfoE the young j. woman's mother,
and, by some means exerted such in
tluence: over the girl as to persuade
her to- become his wife. The couple
departed from Galesburg and were
found in a negro's cabin about ten
miles distant from that town. The
girl was taken care of-and the negro
was locked up on d chafge oflarceny.
EScitement ran high in tho otown for
sevefal'Gays, as the girls brothers
and sisters moved in the highest cir.
cles. This morning Miss Chase's
brothers undertook to remove her to
Peoria preparatory to sending her to
u distant State. Monroe, who was
on bail, and who had freely boasted
of his conquest, appeared at the depot
andidemanded an interview with his
Wife Approaching one of her broth.
ers, whom lie addressed as "Brother
Horace he was promptly knocked
down.. MDuroe then drew revolver
and somebody in the crowd then p,ac-
cd aislmilar weapon in The irate bro
theirs hands,. Chase shot first and
the NEGRO fled..n Another bullet fol-
lowed him, grazcd his. cheek and pas
singthrough the arm of a by7stander.
Chase was then arrested, the, negro
escaping unharmed. The Chases
went to Peoria on the next train, but
when the brothers return IL 'is &xpec-
ed that the troubla viii be e'renewed -
Nes6F York Worza. Z" HlHA ~ }~n'
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-01

700. DR.. OFT, born and brought uE
near the place, and whose name is
closely associated with it, is the lead
ing physician. He moves about
among us with his flowing white
beard, having the confidence and es,
teeni Of the community The promi.
nent merchants are A.,F. H. Dukes,
j. D. Rhoady Burns Myers, II. A.
Bruce, D. D. Myers."J. Louis Berry,
&c. The pasters of the churches
are Rev. fThos. lRaysor, Methodist,
and Rev. Arthur Buist, Baptist. The
depot and telegraph office is under
the direction Of Mr.. j - r. Ligon, "a
model officer. The express Office is in
charge Of Mr.. James Grimes, man
remarkable for honesty and Integrity.
w. II. Reddish, Esq, capable, &c.
commodating and popular officer pre-
sides over the mail bags. Within the
corporation is o steam saw mill, also
grist mill and gin run by steam,
owned and worked by Mcssrs. Smoak
& Byrd, two energetic and enterpris-
prisiug men. The wheelwright bust
ness is under the direction of S. S.
Walters, a capable workman. w. B.
Reeves, n true son of Crispen, works
efficiently in leather. While DR.. r.
Crum, our resident dentist, makes a
comfortable living picking his ucigh-
bo.s's teeth. To-day, Sept. 8, 1880,
we stand horo in the presence Of q
large audience to lay the corner stone
of the Methodist cliurch-wliose light
meeting and blending with tha light
that shines from the Baptist Church
on the opposite hill-willr under God
we trust be The conservative influence
and element that is to keep Branch
vile from the fate of Sodomr and Co.
norrah. Here we pause. What will
be the record Of seventy years to
come?'' s,i-i,li 1! ~ "'i5l
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-01
A Printers Dream.

a printer sat in his office chair, his
boots we're patched, his coat thread
bare, while his faoe'looked weary and
worn with care. While sadly think
ing of business debt, old Morpheus
slowly round him crept, and before he
knew it lie soundly slept; and, sleep
ing, he dreamed that he was dead,
from trouble and toll his spirit had
fled, and not even cow bell tolled
for the peaceful rest of his soul. As
he wandered among the shades, the
smoke and scorch Of loweri Hades
he shortly observed an iron door, that
creakingly hung on its hinges MAR,
but the entrance was closed by a red
hot bar, and Satan himself stood
peeping out, and watching for travel
ers thcreabouts, and thus to the pass
ing printer he spoke, and with growl-
ing voice the echoes awoke; "Come
in, my dear, it shall cost you nothing
and never fear this Is the place where
1 cook the ones who never pay their
subscription sum, for though in life
they escape they will find when dead
it is TOO late /; will show the place
where melt them thin, with red hot
chains and scraps of tin, and aleo
where comb their heads with broken
glass and melting lead, and if OF re-
f:es!!img they only think there's boil
ing water for them to drink thnre's
the red.hot grind stone TO grind down
his nose, and red hot rings to wear on
his toes, and if they mention they
don't like the fire I'll sew up their
mouths with red hot wire and then,
dear sir, you should see them squirm
while roll them over and cook to a
turn With these last words the
printer awokc, and thought it all n
practical joke but still at times SO
real did it seem that he cannot believe
it was oil dream, and often he thinks
with a chucke and grin Of the fate of
those who save their tin and never
pay the printer.