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Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05
ORDER OF NOTICE.
 ,itchfield County, ss., Litch,

vS. ORDER OF NOTICE.
 WILLIAM HewsoN
 State "f Connecticut, Litchfeld County, ss Litch. feli, May 3rd 1881.
 Upon the petiti and complaint of Abig Ill Howson ptayi fer divorce from the above named respon- dent William Howson upon the charge that tn. re- been guilty If intol rabe ty towards the r+ spol- dent as by her tition ant complaiAt made return ble 10 the Superior Court next be held at Litch heLt within and for said Litchheld County, the Lst Tues ay of June 1884, It appearing to- and being fou d by the subscribing au hority, that the said respo dent wa~ last residing Thomaston Conn.,. bu is HOW residing in parts uaknown to the petitioner md is absent from this State
 Therefore Ordered-Tbat notice of the penaency of said petition be givn the said respondent by the t,etuoner causing said petition and complaint and this order of noti to be published in the Ltchel Enquirer newspaper published in LitchAeld, in iltchHeld County, three weeks successively, com. mencing on or before the sixth day of May A. D l8S And also, th,t copy of said petition and com laint be sent to the said respondent by mal postag nai.i, at Thomaston: Conn his last known place residence on or before the 14th day of May, A. D. 1881, and due return make hereon
 By order of
 WM L. RANSOM, Clerk 6-4w Of the Superior Court for Litchfeld County.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05

New advertisement of Baker & Brinsmade will appear next week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05

Bernhardt starts for Europe, this week. with her purse we'll filled. We have mol learnt whether her manager has made or los money by his venture.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05

An Illinois railroad has had to pay $4,50O to brakeman injured in it's service. A few verdicts like that will do more towards bring ing safe couplers into use than all the argu ments of the phiantbropic. Yet our legisa ture refused to pass bll giving emplo, es any protection against carelessness of co eni plOves
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Rubbish Removed.
l,attia For Sale

NN and after Way g. 1881 the farm of the subscrl- V Der. in Gosh (W st Side) 25 fat COWS, II new milch COWS. bulls and 85 Gry COWS. Now the time to buy this stock must be sold. s. s. MlLES.
 West Goshen. May $, 1881. 6-3w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05
The Unitetl<s,ates consnl 8, Panama says

The Unitetl<Ssates Consul 8. Panama says that practically no work has been done on the De Lesseps canal.
 Robert c. sIngersnll lectured at the New York Academy of Music on ''The Great Inf. dels. Sunday night
 It IS repnried that the investigation of the Star route contracts is to be transferred to the D -paHment of Justice.
 Professor Swift, of Rochester, discovered a new comet at 2 a. m., Sunday.
 Nearly 200 persons joined Plymouth Church Sunday.
 About 4,OOO New York bakers began the ir day.
 The Duke of Sutherland and others has visited Mount Vernon as the guests of Secre- tary Blaine.
 Superintendent Butcher has fixed May 12 and IT as the dates for the opening of State canals. 7 's aS's 7
 The public debt statement for April shows a decrease of more than $9, 100000 -A--------L----5
 It does not make any difference how severe the case of bilious Arrangement is, Simmons Liver Regulator will cure it speedily and effectnally without salvation, or that prostra- ton of the system ensuing from the use of drastic purgatives.
 As there are many spurious limitations of thls valuable medicine, take care you get the genuine.
 Thousands of women have been entirely cured of the. most stubborn cases of female weakness by the use of LYDIA E. PINKHAM's VEGETABLE CoMP,UND. Send to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, 233 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
 DoN'T GET DISCOURAGED! because the doc tors say you cannot live. 1 was troubled with Dropsy, and given up to die. But after using Sulphur Bilters for three. I ain well. It is the best medicine for all Kidney diseases l ever saw. Mrs. B--, Bridgeport
 sa-~ ------------
 Centaur Liniment. nt.-lnvaluable to Fam. lilies, and owners of hurses. Sold everywhere.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05

It is feared that the steamer Chesapeake ashore at Fishers Island, is like to become D complete wreck. owing to unfavorable weath CT. The ca rgo has been removed. The Tribune says that the name of Wm H. Bsrnum appears as bondsman on one o the most extravagant of the Star Route con tracts. =s
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05

A Strange will case comes up in Flushing. l.. l. Over fifty years ago wealthy lawyer died apparently leaving no will, although his widow believed he had made one. In March of this year the missing will was found in all old law book. Of course the heirs object t" it's probate, and the lawyers are happy.
 Another row in the Commons has grown out of Bradlaugh's rejection. He presente, himself st the bar of the House for admission where the Tories. with a few Wings voted not to receive him. Mr. Gladstone now of fers bill allowing persons to come in on af frmation. ...
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05

-The repairs on A. F. Barnes residence are fast approaching completion.
 Mir. Edward Hull has rented Wm. Burn. hams paint shop for the ensuing year, where he eau be found at all times ready to do all kiuds o5 wagon painting Tn first class style.
 PEN DRAGON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05

The Conrant takes the position that the complicity of G.o. c. G ,rha.n with the Star Route gang is so palpable as to -.ake it iu- decent for the Republicans to vote for him for Clerk of the Senate even should vote be reached. That Gorham is an entirely unfit person for the place we have never doubted. His record, even before recent developments. was such KS showed him utterly unpriLciped aud utterly uutruslworlhy.
 In the effort to introduce the Woman's Christian Temperance Union into the Soulherl, States. Miss Frances k Willard, and her as sociate, Mrs. G. Il. McLewd of Baltimore, have arranged to visit the fourteen southern states. speaking and organlzing in forty leading cities and towns. Already the trip is more than half compIeted Miss Willaru has the hearty Cooperation of the southern press and people.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05

The eleventh annual Reuniono of the Veteran ringham on Wednesday, June 22d, 1881.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05

Oregon has q Ieer temperance statute. l is not the seller but the drinker who is llcens ed, and he must pay $5 for his privilege ot imbibing. Any dealer who sells to an un: licensed drinker is subjected to severe punish. m3nt
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05

The damages done on the Missouri River alone by the great foods of the past month i' is reckoned at two milinns The government, IS issuing rations to 2,000 people.
 Emile de Girardin, the French journalist who died on Wednesday last, has been a newspaper man" for nearly half a century He did courageous work under the Empir... though on the whole a trimmer.
 The ''horse" is to give place to a car drawi by an endless chain running between the rails to which by an ingenious contrivance th, driver can attach his Car as he chooses de taching it again at stopping places.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05
For Sale,
ABIGAIL HowsoN,

.1N0 loads of Manure, under cover 4oO Enquire at THE MANSION HOUSE
 Litchie d, M y5. 1881 62w
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05

The Senate Republican caucus which met last Wednesday morning voted to stick. We have suspicion that Senator Conkling is u, the bottom of all this foolish obstiuacy. The longer action is delayed on the nominations and the more Democratic Ill will is aroused the more likely they are to be rejected. A committee has however been appointed who may recommend different Course.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05

Centaur Liniment. nt.-lnvaluable to Fam. lilies, and owners of horses. Sold everywhere.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05

Property owning women were given the vote at the regent St. Petersburg election Indeed their right is obvious ts every person not accustomed by long habit to their exclu sion. Illinois has given her woman right to vote on 'icense, and one or two sharp cleo tions have shown them very willing to use the ballot thus given them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05

THR PERUVIAN SYRUP h"s lred thousands who were suffering from Dyspepsia. Debility, Liver Complaint, Bils, Hunors FemaIe Complaints, etc. Pamphlets free to any ad- dress. Seth w. Fuwle $ Sons, Boston,
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05

And almost everything else in our line. And one word more.
 Our patrons will please n, te the fact, that ou" stock is Al l. paid for and consequently our prices will be as low as the lUw, est.' ''os. 9as.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-09
SU-UakyrS WORK

Gnr people arc called upon 4a.in
50 rally for good government Every
decent man is interested in to- davis
work Bt is no personal figlt, but 3.
peoples fight. Mr.. Dlbble, til.
nominee Of the Democratic party for
Congress-, is not nominee of his own
choice. He wanted anothcrto carr,
the banner of Democracy, hut the
representatives Of tho party wanted
HIM anu forced him into til,
field Its now our duty to elect him
and lot us do so. We can't spare
onc Democrat from the polls. W,
nnlst work from .norning until nicht
Bemeaher, if VIC are defeated, the
Rssrty will be s6;cn Il blow from
which, ID will be hard. to rac0xer. L,,
not ssinD " disastar eeeatakc us to-
day, Dnra al,0"e' ALI let p1at TIL banner
of the party l,c trailcd in the hands of
a sou Of Orangeln,rg. We know he
will do his duty-,hc rest remains
with the people.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-09

My intention is TO make applica-
ton to Commissioner Boykkin for
another lot, and believe | can sue
ceed in Keeping them after a while.
If any Que in our County should
hire any ef the seven that have left
me, they will find them to he the best
labor they can get, and hope, they
will treat them well and keep them in
the County. The able bodied strong
Immigrant wants plenty Of hard
work, and fifteen Or twenty dollars
per month. The day isn't far dis
tant when we will have to pay higher
wages, have work better done, and
more Of it. Five dollars per month
is all we can afford for our present
labor, and we won't have them long,
as they are becoming renters, day
lahore $, and contract hands and can
give liens and never plant Il seed.
We should not blame the negro. He
is only doing what any Of us would
90 under the same circumstances.
We would soon spoilthe white Immi-
grant. But competition is th. life Of
all business. Competition in labor
and renting is what our County
needs. We will never prosper like
some Of our sister counties until we
get more white men. we would not
submit to the slovcnly halfway Gus
tom of Going things for day, if the
negro were not the politcst and
hnmLlcst fellow in The world. Oh, it
is so uice ind old time to have Cutfy
pull Off his hat, and say boss again !;
inquire after "de helt oh dc family
&c If this takes pretty well then
he must havca hnlf.dollar, to be paid
next week in hocing cotton. There
is no use in discussing tie shbjcct
any further. We all know lie #ill be
there on the day promised.
JAS. A. PETERKfas
TT. Motto, S. G..
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-09
HAMPTON SPEAKS.

Senator Hampton thus speaks to n
corrt spondent of the Ne,cs ant Cuur-
Ter upon the subject of Mr.. Dibhlc's 8
election to-day: The special cleo
ton Tor member of Congress Of great
Importance, not only to the State, but
to the Democratic party ut large. II
MIR. Dihble is elected, there is every
reason to believe that he will take and
keep his seat. Therefore it is Of the
last consequence that every Demo
crnt should exert himself to the ut
most. If all work zealously, success
can be gained, and the Second Dis
trlct Will secl,re Il worthy successor
to the able and lan,entcu O'C,onnor -
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-09
ORANGEBURG .IMMIGRANTS.

We publish for the information Ct
the public the experience cr Mr..
Pcterkin wi, h immigrants, which W,
requested him to give to the readers
OF the TIMES.
The subject Of immigration is or {
Of vast Importance to Orangcbur.
County, and to the State, and if ri:
our farmers would be aroused to it.
and act lis Mr.. Pctcrkin is doing, W.,
would be relieved Of all The po!iticu.
and agricultural troubles which hans
as pail around our pathway. Til,
tone of his letter is excellent. He is
not discouraged with the dissatisrac
ton and leaving Of some OF his imm-
grants. He views it as natural, ant
with true public spirit, lie speaks a
good word for those who have |, IT
him, recommends them to his ncigl
bors as most excellent wnrkmen, al d
asks them to take them and save
them from leaving the country.
In private conversation With MI
Pcterkin, he says very truly, if hi.
neighbors will do as lie docs and ais,
get immigrants, they will he content
cd and happy and staywith us and ii,
us good but when they are isolatcu
on one farm in fifty and cut Off from
all association with their kinsmcn, ii
is natural for them 10 be discomfort
cd. 1t will Ike time also for them t,
become accuS; onCd to our ways ant
hloIcs Uf itrfHS, ana We must hav.
patience. Let every man get as
many rs he can; but above all let IL
have Il colony Of land owners settle,
somewhere.in Oranrclur,r County.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-09
MIX. PEIEhA1N'S IliMiGKANTS.

Editor Orangcburg TINS:
BY request, | give my experience.
and opinions to the public in rcylr,
to Immigrants as laLorrrs. Five
weeks ago, | went TO Columbia, an,.
procureI from the State Agent.
eight men and one woman with four
children. They spoke tile Polish
language. fond it impossible in
/ Columbia to have Il perfect under
standing as to their having to pay
back their transportation from n. y.
to t't. Motto. l WAS III hopes tlr>
understood it,, but found oul, the tirsl
day Of June. that they were tlissatis
fled, and had made up their minds te
leave, rather than pay It back. Til.
men wi.hout families are still within
-Four out OF the seven that left wcr,
anxious to stay aud left in tears, bul
three, we're determined go. The,
Ill went to bt.. Motto. and asked,
Marcus, Il German shop. keeper there.
if it was right for them to leave. III,
told them, yes, 60. lie could speak
the leiish language. don't doul t
but Marcus will acny this, but i
suspccte.lall the time that lie was
having q bad iAliuenoc over them. Il.
he would Father teurt the favor oi
the negro. i all ncn were like Mar
Icus, it would be Il blessing to have,
the lnuglaSas cantOundcd agai
MY opinion is that Immigrant S
should kno" bcGnre they leave Castle
Garden the wages they may expect F:
land If they are to- ay their nus
Iportation, there sholiiu hc 10 MS.
understanding in regard TO it. I'll,
Immigration Agent sh, uld not allow
amy lmmi rant 10 leave him wi,hou,
~ perfect understanding with all con
;cerned, ai.d.l haven't any doubt I.u,
Col. Boykm will conduct his husi
ness To tic very best advantage rs
soon as ecan get things in uropcr
shape for it. SO long as nv men
stayed, | had NO trouble with them.
they did any kind Of work | put
them at, and did it perfectly; workco
from sun rise to sun set, except The
usual noon time given all laLorers in
our County.
Wonld advise them taken to
neishborhootls in large numbers, OF
ut least twcnty-five-thc more the
better: lfOrangcbnrg County had
enough ofthcm, | feel satisfied they
would he content and prove Il bless
ing % tho country i'll many le p c.s.
we need Lot expect them nll to lc
gM.d, lahorrrs, and satisfied. Some
would gn, u! o:hrrs w;uldtemc.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-09
THE COTTON Exposition.

We have several times alluded to
the Cotton exposition to be held in
Atlanta in the Fall, md urged the
people of Orangeburg to see that the
county was represented i'll the grand
display which will embrace the entire
Union. We tublish to-day an in
teresting correspondence between
Capt. Hamilton. Of our town, and
Col. Butler, State Agricultural
Agent The Importance Of our
county being represented should no,
be undervalucd. II we wish to en-
courage immigrants and capitalists
within our borders there is no better
way OF doing it than by letting our
advantages be know here. The
County Commissioners AMI our
Town Council, it seems to us, nigh,
take some steps to help the cause.
at any rate let our people not be
laggard.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-09
DR. BRACKETT IN ORANGEBURG.

Tbs Installation OF Rev, J.. d. a.
Bronln ass pastor OF tho Presbyterian
Chtpsco, oa last Sunday, was tho. oc.
raslon Of the presence Of Dr.. I6u:ck
CT, of Charleston, in omr ta.pn, lie
preached several able sermons durino
his stay from Friday ts, Sunday
which produced Il tlcepand t:pvorabi,
impression upon ON eonununity.
90p stniday morning his Charge to
tho R.stot' ami Feople.w:,sslistrncd to
&itfu interest. by IL large conyrega-
tlo'l'. There Ml.rs. two points upon
mh.chl Ee' Was icnit,rly cogcnt
and to- wf.arh we must refer in. pass
ing. He ,iayc,l his hearers: to. hate
blyotry and sectnrinmism. as they
would the devil. The minds of men.
he said, were differently 1onstitut. Il
Some are concave and some convex.
and it is impossible to expect all to
think exactly in the same grove. w,
have no right to find fault with 9th.
ers for not thinking as we do. They
are Just as apt to be right as we are.
The liberal views of the speaker OF.
this point are worthy Of note and
imitation. The other point forcibly
brought out and aptly put was, that
pastors are not hirelings. They arc
under no obligations to the congrc-
CATION for their salary. What is
given to the support Of the Church is
put into the Lords treasury. from
which is used for the advancement
OF His king'lomi To'spcak Of "hir
Ing" a minister is degrading. He
should he placed upon higher plano
and should never feel tlat he is q
dependent. DIR. Blaoke,t's cHarga
was broad, thoughtful and elaireutlY
practical and impressive.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-09
ZION. SAMUEL DIBBLE FOR CON.
GRESS.

Tho nomination of Hon. Samuel
Dibblo OH last Thursday, In Charles
ton, for Congress, was a merite,l re-
ccBhitfOn, not OF the claim Of Or
anBSburg, but Of the ability and pc
cHltnr fitness Of the nominee Tor the
Office i'll every particular. Taking
The whole range Of the Second Dis
trict there could not he found a man
that fills the bill more fully than Mr..
Dibblc.
Able, conservative, firm aud uu-
owerving in the discharge of duty,
he will be worthy successor Of the
lamentcd O'Connor. Mr. Dibblc is
eminently working and practical
man. In all public positions in
which he has been placed he has
Drought 'succcss by intlonltable en-.
erGy and nntiriug labor. In the
short time he was in the South Caro-
lima Legislature his power was felt,
and the experience will be the same
II he is placed in the halls OF National
Council.
He is also a peoples man. He be-
longs to no exclusive class, and will
Gee that the humblcst az we'll rs the
lofticst citizens fare alike.
Again, there is no man who has
done more for the colorc.l people in
the line Of education than Mr. Dib-
bic. As u member OF the Board Of
the Agricultural College connected
with Clatlin University, rs an a,lvi-
ser and aid to the School t!nn,l,is-
sIoner OF Grangcburg County dnring
the last administration, and as Il leg
islator, his whole mind was charged
with the scheme OF popular c,luca
ton
In this line, the question Of an al
preparation from the National Treas
nry for the education Of the South
was strongly discussed before the
present Congress-, and Mr.. Dibble is
the man to send to the aid Of Scna-
tor Brown and others to force the
passage Of the bill. Let us tlo all we
can to elect him to-day, and we will
confer blessing upon the country
and an honor upon our county.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-09
Notice to Cohsur11 ers Of
Tobacco.

V0UR attcnti'il is called to few brands
il 'oftny fine tinoaksng and chewing
Tobaeco'ss a'so Scgafs ard Cekatettes; which
make specially: Chewing celebrated
Buzz Saw, the Gbldcn Bar, Corn Cob,
Mique, Early Bird, Capt Jack, Aurora
Pan hke, Beozl, Void Unowncd Mills
Flora fine Cut, and many other Lrands
whi.h a,e not mentioned here, always
on hand; Smoking: W. r. RIokwells l. Co'l
Dtrlatn, tho only genuine. Bockwells
Long Cut, for Pipes and Cigrctts Morbnrg
Bros. Melro.t Curly Cut, Smokers Truest
Friend. LnrilIord Solid, put up in tin foil,
&. W. Gail Az crIebrafe'l Crown Brand
wisuhela, Private Stock, Quccie
iH'lr I."renn, Dona Sal, Ornate, Black
Hoop. tavoritc, Emmrrc State, Cigarettes
Lone Fisherman, l'ride Of the North,
Lit Joker, BlackwclFs Durham. All of
me above are guaranteed to he frat class
Give me rall and lie convinced that i
Keep the best Tohacro's in the mark ct.
Louk for the Blue Store.
FRANK R1SlER, Agt.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-09
Notice to Whiskey Drinkers
Physicians, Members Of
Temperance Societies,

mellow lint. f brands OF Whi.kies
lD Which guarantee pure and uintlul-
terHted: Golden Grain Rye, Old Crown
Rye. Hunters Mountain Rye. These are
three Of the purcRt ahtl best HhiSkcys
made. hInj. Paul Bourbon, pure N. G.
hi'e Corn, Red Corn Whiskey made fro n,
Ked Cnrh, Fine French Brandy. Crystall-
lied Rock and Rye California Peach and
Honey. the Celebrated Lyon Punch, Wines
OF the best and lutest qualities, imported
and domestic Gins, Lager Beer always on
hand. and cold us ice can make II. Bi.tefs,
all oftile best brands.
n. B.-1 do not, Head the above, mean
ing that the rkysiciai,s aud members of
head Il in that miannef to call the attention
Of all to the place whcfe tltcy calt get the
turest Liquors both for medical. r.tessary
and geiterdi pu!;roacf: Look nJr the Blue
store. FRANK RISIfER, Agt.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-09
NOTICE.

HNHE Boari Of County Commissions will
a sel!, at Orangeburg c. H., on Monday
tae sixth day Of June 1881, to the highest
bidder for cash, the building in tho Jail
lot, known as the cold Guard Hoisc."
The building will be sold as itRtnnrls
Purchyer to remove tho same within l5
days after sale.
by order Of the Board.
l.. II. WANNAMAKM,,
G. B. G. c., o. g., S. G.
may 10 2t
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-09

EHLEGART assops mehf of Fans; Para.
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GilIRTH, Underwear and Furnishing
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-09
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