Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-09-01
--ORAN G E..sL AYES

We have had a few delightful
days.
ALI the water mills and gins iu the
county can now start to work again.
Ny. Pixies furniture store is fill
ed with fine new furniture.
See card Of Mr.. Kirk Robinson
in another column.
Business is commencing to boom
in Orangeburg.
Major Whaley has moved into
his new office.
Sheriff Salley has gone to Colum
bia to attend Sherif's Convention.
w Whats up now?
Brick has been hauled to com
pletc the new drain from Louis to
Harley's corncl.
Mr. Mosely and AR. E: Il. Slater
have each received new lot Of hos
cS.
There have been less Sheriff Sales
this year than usual, and in spite OF
the times ahead lands are enhancing
III value in Orangeburg.
The Prcsby ytcrian Parsonage on
Glover street is nearing completion,
and will bca neat dwelling.
Rcv. w. r. Richardson, the pas
tor Of the Methodist church, has
moved to the parsonage.
Mr.. Shull is about to move from
Doyie's corner to the McMuster
brick store.
Mr.. Gus Meyer has taken the
place Of Mr.. }. e. Albcrgotti at Mr.. {
ID. kortjohn's.
We hear of considerable damage
from the blowing down Of fences and
trees throughout the country by the
storm.
Boys and girls, pack up your
satchcls. On Monday your school
days commence again.
The storm blew down Il portion
of Mr.. i. Hughes mill house in the
Fork breaking his saw and doing 9th
er damage.
1t has been brought 10 our at
tcntion that the tinotway over tile Ed
isto causcway into town is in i bad
condition and needs repairs. Let
the County Commissioners see 20 it.
-Messrs Blunson & Dibblc are bu
sllyat work on their new store prcpar
ing to receive their goods. Success
to them.
Among the merchants who have
returned from their mort bern trip, We
notice, Messrs g. II. Cornclson, +. l..
Gary, J. c. Pike, j. NJ. Brunson.
The people of Orangeburg Coun-
ty ought t. lake more pride in hav.
ing better school houses. Most OF
them are disgrace.
"A teacher was sent to the Teach
crs Institute in Grccnville at the pub
lie expense from almost every school
district in Darlington County.
Mary Sharpe College the Female
University Of the South in Tennt sec
Baptist Institution has recently
granted free tuition to the daughters
of all the preachers Of the dcnolnina-
ton.
Mr.. j. r. Mack's school opens
in Lewisvillc on Monday next. We
hope the people Of the town will give
q liberal support to their own school
We hear that ticket has been
gotten up in opposition to the regn-
lar Democratic ticket with temper
ance man it.
The TIMES desires to return
thanks to Marion Jackson, TIE oblig-
ing and courteous butcher, for some
delicious becfstcaks.
The work before our next Lcgls-
lature is far greater and more respon
sible than that Of any other session
we can remember.
The Misses White Of Charleston
are on II Tisit to our "burg," being
guests at the home Of Mr. p. Doyle.
The last excursion to the noun
tains for the Summer on the South
Carolina Railroad went up on Tues
day.
Through the courtesy Of Mr.. A.
Z. Weldon, our accommodating tcle-
graph Agent, dispatches rs to the con
dition ofthe President have been fur
nishcd our citizens twice a day.
-Mr. Kelley has started n beef
market in our town and is endcavor-
ing to supply the wants Of our pco
pie.