Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-28


See change in card Of w. f. Rob
inson, who represents the "Combina
ton Perfected Spectacle" He has
glasses to suit all eyes. Look well
to your eyesight, and be sure tn t
you see clearly.
Many thanks to the Committee for
complimentary invitation tn the
pic mic ut Haydcn's mill on Satur-
day. May 7th. A good time may be
expected, for the people OF this COM
munity know how to do things well.
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In last weeks TIMES we reported
the capture in Columbia, of the pro
bablc assailant Of Miss Cunning
ham. 1t has turned out again that
the man captured is not the right
party.
Mr.. Robert Copcs, our County
Treasurer, starts out into the Coun
ty next week to collect taxes. ALI
who can raise the noacy would
he wise in paying ut once. 1t would
be bad policy to pay intcrcst if You
can save in paying the taxes ut once.
An exciting match was shot on
last Thursday between Mcssrs. ID. j.
Sallcy and a. A. Izlar with the fol
lowing score out Of Il possible Of ten:
a. NJ. Izlar, 10 shots, 10 balls; ID. j.
Sallcy, 10 shots, s balls. Orange!
burg can boast OF some line shots.
The telephone line between Capt.
Mortimer Glovcr's and Judge Glov
er's residences, distance $50 feet,
works successfully 1t is the frs,
line established in our town. Anoth-
sr is proposed by Capt. Dibblc be-
tween his office and Gen. 1zlars.
See notice eI Mover and Reaper
in another column. 1t is highly re-
commended and Should engage tn,
consideration Of all our farmers. {
Mr.. Petcrkin, one Of our most sue
ccsstul farmers. taking stock in it, is
4 sufficient guarantee Of its success.
Give it Il trial !
We hear of two admirable young
men Of our town who are distribu
sing roses-hyautifn white rnseS-
i.cc toail the young ladies who viii ,
stop for them. 1t is only necessary
ior the Young ladies 10 call in order
q get ilcni-wc mean the roses, OF
course.
Mr.. W. NJ. S;ain was taken sud
denly and seriously i'll aiput two
o clock Oh Monday, and, exaggerated
rumors getting out us to his condi
ion, considerable alarn was occa
stoned in our town. We arc glad
however, to hear that he is getting
better
The Baptist Church in our tow,
has called Rev. r. NJ. Galphin as
rcgllar pastor. Mr.. Ga!phin is ::
student from the Baptist Thcologi
al Institute Of Kentucky and is re
presented as q Young preacher O;
,"nmisc We welcome him to his ncw
field.
y gentleman representing capital,
Mhilcon Il visit to our town last week
expressed himself in the highcs
rcrnls OF the advantage OF starting
anlS in Orangcburw. 1t is II mu,l
cit need, and should he presSc,
Dur banking facilities are inconvcn
cent.
We tender our grateful acknow
Judgements to Mrs. j. G.. Postcll for
beautiful waiter OF pansirs grown
u her garden lin our town. Such
okcus oil consideration arc cheering
'iaitants in the editorial sanctum
i'hcy arc the oascs in the desert OF
journalistic life.
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Ioun,l Freddie Pitthnn, son of Mr..
Y. pitthan, form crlv of our town.
but now living near -Four Holes, VIC
arc sorry to hear, was run over bv Il
loaded wagon on Saturday. We un
!crstand that he is doing very vel
and we hope that it will prove moth.
ing very serious.
The following was the result Of she
Easter election held at the Church
Of the Redeemer in our town:
WARDENs - John Lucas, W. j.
Robinson.