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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-20

LxAvuwsrTn. Kha, October la.-Tbs
p.s.f ,. S,il iIs .e.ins. is 3 f.yn:' S:..i Iaa.a
a OkIoborns Payne. for oonspirsoy IN vio-
Isiing The laws Of the United States. Payne
,sys bs desires . speedy. tSial. and declares
there u no cass against him, ~ every thing
in the way Of pr,passt'oa Tor enisr'nS me
Indian Terriiory snd EAfchinS 70 oslo-
hons had bssn hsrsIds1 By the nsvsHspsn,
and that he invariably notified the United
state, A ,tOrnsy, and ssksA him 70 intsrfses
II be proposed 70 when they. rssebsd the
a,ste fine. and not wait until arriving ~
nkiolouR
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aRou Among Austrian Gyp.ies.

vienna, October l9,-Two bands OF
mounted gypsies encsmped near Wisen'
burg, became involved in fight, in wh1cn
both women and children Joined. Fur
of the participants were killed and miny
uouDded
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-20
A RaVisher Hanged.

MONROE, Ca, October 10. Taylor Bryant,
colored, was hanged here to-day for assault
ing Mrs. Elizabeth V. Soards, respecta-
bic white widow. on the night OF August
SO'h. The gallOws WAS erected mile from
the court house. There were ten thousand
snpcfainrS-
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Another Death Dealing Earthquake

LONDON, Octcb Der l9.-The British Consul
at Chios reports that one thousand persons
on the main land have been killed and
wounded by earthquakes. Assistance Is
urgent. Tie Lord Mayor consents %
trsnsmit contributions for the relief OF the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-20
QUICKEST TRIAL ON RECORD.
Two Men Indicted, Tried and Senten-
ctd within Two Hours

LoruylLLE KY, October 19.-At Frank
Tort VIM. Williams and Francis Franklin,
two negroes were indicted for hog stealing
and house breaking, respectively, at two
O'Clock to,dsy. They were put on trial,
convicted aud at four o'clock were dressed
IN convict garb and at work in the peni.
tentiaTY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-20

EVERY one should tell bis neighbor that
1he o'st remedy for curing coughs and
colds, and the only sure cure for consump
ION, is Dr. WiShart's Bslssm of Wild
'hFrrv. is pleasant to take sud very
sto'LlLg and healing in its effect.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-20
WHEELING W MORNING. OCTOBER 20. 1888

missioner says all parties in these cases ap-
pear to have combined in the Commission
fraud combination, even extending TO the
notary who witnessed the papers. All en-
tries after the confirmation were trans.
ferred to one individual.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-20
The NihiIi.ts Active AErAn.

WAKkAw. Octooer ls-Nihilist proclsms-
tions arpesr almost dsiiy. number OF
persons suspected OF being ~ authors, in
Guiding several students. have been ar
rested.
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DEBATE MOST solemn.

texfertspN'S Proceedings I'm the Prot.
~ liant Episcopal Conference.
pm ..r-urN, October l9.-The fifteenth
p, w. cession Vi the Thirty third General
? s,,ssr .iun Of the Protestant Episcopal
Nhnrh of the ni'ed States was held to-
~. rhe House Deputies concuued in the
so.ution adop,ed by the Bishops provid-
q ID Joint Committee on Emmigration
,tsertan facts and devise means to pro.
Fcf emig-suts The Joint COmmitte on
SaVersiuu in French of the Book of Com
ten prayer, reported it advisable to pro-
led at once with
ne Preparation Of the New TranSIa-
tIOD.
nd n was so ordered.
/ Tbs Joint Committee on Devising Means
& increase the Benefits OF the Trustees
u1d iO- the Widows and Orphans Of
lsrE5uen recommended the acceptance
1.-THE gift of Bishop Whipple, of Mime
ota. OF 3 lot near the center Of
fnirbRuIt, on which to erect a Home.
kdopted.
The r. port OF the Committee on Canons
,rcpos n an amendment to title l, canon
\ rsbtDg o lay readers, was considered.
rhe anendment grants them certain prtvi-
eges. such as making addresses and eIhOr-
|zkloQs exercising their functions in an
thar diocese, and
So Providing for RRsfrIetInns
4 &kng out a license.
TIE venerable Bishop Greer, of NiSsis-
fnDt here addressed the Deputies. he
1ished 10 bid them farewell, as, in the
,roVidence Of God, ne would never attend
Inother Convention. lie was the sole sur
'iVof Of the convention which met in this
lfr sixtv years ago. There was then nine
3,<kpps. now there are seven times that
.unher What has God wrought
me consideration Of the canon relative
o iay readers was resumed.
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LAND SHARKS MUST SUFFER.
A Vigorous Kick Against Their Depre-
dafiouS.

WAsHINGroS, October l9.- Commissioner
Mcfarland, of the General Land Otfice, is
continuing vigorously q crusade inaugu-
rated sgainst Whist are known as the
Land Cruisers" in the West. Upon the
reports Of special agents Is entries of pub.
lie land in Washington Territory we're yes
terdsy held for cancellation. The Com.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-20

Hendricks will receive the unanimous
nomination after Q few complimentary
Votes, and that he, or rather they, will ae-
cept and be elected oy q tidal wave, or,
sail Say Ohio majority?s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-20
A P,,,sbursh OmciaiIs DeIinqueneies.

PIrrsBuRGu, October la-County Con
troller speer, who has been examining CLERK
NJ Cour,s Arch Rowand's books, has com
n etrd the investigation and report: de-
Sciency Of $iS, 900 for period covering two
Terms OF Office.
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WONDERFUL ESCAPE FK0M DEATH.
Day ton Man Buried Cnder Fifty
Feet OF Earth Rescued.

DAYTON, ONO, October 19.-CharIes Hy-
ranimus the man who was yesterday
buried alive by the caving in OF a well, was
rescued to day after being entombed for
nesrly twenty four hours fully fifty feet
beneath the surface. Men were at work
all night removing the earth, but it filled
in faster than they could take 1t out, and
at O'Clock this morning the well had
filled up so that every one lost all hope OF
rescuing the man, yet the WorAmen
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The RaYnzes or ChoIera I'm Erynt.

ALENANDRIl. October l9-There were
Several new cases Of cholera and one death
In the Infected villages to-day.
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Never CeasiBg for sleep.

The curbng of the shaft was strengthened
by additional timbers, and the men again
turned their attention to drawing out the
soil. The work now progressed more rap.
iGiy than st apy time since the man was
confined in the bottom Of the shaft,
Thousands of curious people were congre-
gated about the we'll throughout the entire
night, and remained until this morning,
when, losing all hope, they departed, At
exactly half'past eleven the earth mad been
removed down to the mans knees, when
rope was placed about bis body and he was
drawn out of the living tomb alive. he
looked more dead thsn alive when he came
to the surface,
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NEW RAILWAY PROJECT.

A Road 10 Run from So. Louis TO Cen
trail Dakota
Sr. LouIs, Mo, October l9. - Several
prominent gentlemen Of Iowa are here in
the interest of the projected railroad to
run from ST. Louis through Central Iowa,
Southwestern Minnesota, thence to some
point on the Northern Pacific road in
Dakota. Consultation has been had with
leading business men Of this city looking
to plan for the survey OF the route, and a
further conference will be held. Tde pro-
iect meets with favor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-20
A BOGUS PREACHERS DOINGs.
4 Pretty Girls Grave Accusation
Against Fast and Foolish Young

"a
Against a Fast and Foolish Young
Trojan.
Troy, y. Y, October 1.-the following
marriage notice was printed in Troy
newspaper on Wednesday last:
BLE-LAwRENCE-Iu this city, Sep
tember Is, 1883. by the Rev. DR.. Baldwin,
Edward /. Bastable TO Lizzie A. Lawrence,
both Of this city.
This notice
OecasiOned no Little Comment,
as the groom is the son OF one Of the most
prominent and wealthy merchants in this
city. Young Bastable has been very wild,
and passes much OF his time away from
home. Early last month he accompanied
several other Trojans TO East Springfield,
Otseso, where they found employment
picking hops. While there Bastable made
the acquaintance of Lizzie A. Lawrence, a
handsome girl OF Is, and before a week had
passed he proposed marriage. The girl
urged that it would be better to wait lit
tie while. The Trojans, including Miss
Lawrence.
Returned to Troy
or the 10th, and on the way Bastable and
Miss Lawrence agreed to 90 to DR.. Bald.
wins on their arrival in Troy. When they
reached here Bastable took the girl to a
house on Fifth street, representing to her
that is was DR.. Baldwins residence. There
he left her in a room, saying that he would
return with the clergyman. After short
absence Bastsble returned with a clerical
looking man, who repeated the marriage
ceremony and gave the girl certificate
purport.nG to be signed by DIR. BALDWIN.
Bastable and the girl then went to hotel
and passed the night. Since that time
Bastable has introduced the girl in several
places as his wife. Bastable is in North
Adams, Mass, and denies that he married,
or
Pretended 10 Marry
the girl and Dr. Baldwin says that he was
not in Troy at the time of the alleged mar
risce. 4 clue has been discovered whi CD
will probably lead to the detection Of the
man who personated the clergyman. Miss
Lawrence has relatives in Trey who are
determined that justice shall be done her
She says she will push the matter to the
hitter end
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T. DeMARs, -Agt.
UNDER
MASONIC HALL
Friends and COunarync1l

MASONIC HALL
Friends and CoWnarymel
attend!
no not wait until You spend
Every cent in places dear,
Make DEMARS your Grocer here!
Ask him for his HAMS so nice,
Cunning at the LOWEST PRICE!
Stop and try his Flour so fine,
cheese. and ALL things in his line!
1Eave some BUTTER sent around
Every man should have pound!
4 nd if you'd feel we'll and able,
Put his MACKEREL on your Table!
Good are all things in his Store,
II eason cannot ask for more!
Only try his LIQUORS rare
Can't be equalled any where!
Every man who knows DEMARS,
TSushes for his good Segars!
/ n his Sample Room they fly,
every time that they are dry!
Some thing tells them HE'S the man
md he always leads the van
Never yet did lie retreat
Don't YOU know he can't be beat?
+. I.ook within his Store so grand,
In his Bar-Room-near at hand;
Duestion him and you will see
QjN.DERSOLD-.HE CANNOT BE!
OH! wait not till you are wiser,
Reason points to Nj. RISER,
Selling fancy Drinks to all -.
Give him then general call,
r est assured, DEMARS sells cheap,
md the finest goods will keep,
n ever cease to bless your stars
Nown with all-except
DeMARS.
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A correspondent in the neig ghb,rhood
of "SodOm." in the Fork, writes to US
rs follows: ''Our crops in this section
will average well with the County. Ten
days more of favorable weather for pick
ing cotton will pretty near clean us up.
We are already preparing for planting a
large area in small grain which is we'll
adapted to our soil, and which, in the
opinion of the writer, is indispensable to
our welfare"
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The State Of South Carolina,

ORA ANGEBCRG CUUNT1. =
by BENZ. p. IzLAR. ESQ, PROBATE JUDGE.
VA7hereas, II. +. Hall, has made suit to
w me to grant him Letters of AiminlS-
tration dc bOlls non rllnlr,:,tamrnt0 nnncX0
of the estate and effects of Charles Hall :
These are therefore tn riLr and admOnlrl
all and singular the kindred and creditors OF
the said Charles Hall deceased, that they be
and appear before me, in the Court
of Probate, to he held ut Or:ln.elnlrg oh The
hereof, Mt II o'cl, elk in the fnre.lonn. to show
cause, IL any they have, why said adlninistra-
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this and day OF
October, Ammo Domini, 1883.
BExJ. p. Iz,AR, "
Oct, 4-2t Judge OF Probate.
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NOTICE; no E'LAN'EE3Ee&.
South G':lrUlfn:l College.

JOHN N. MCBElpE...",..........: ...:.... lrcsideiit.
Cession begins October Cd. Vacation June
y ls. Tuition Free. Annual fee for re-
pairs $40. Board at Stewards Hall $40; In
private families Sl3 80 Sla per month. EX-
pcnses should no. eXcee,i SlJO to Slla. For
requirements of admission and courses OF
study: address JeHN Il. MeRrlnF.
!, .. Sept 2U-tm t'gesstse!t
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i.ns lrasaelaI
- ) Ii. 4 s oUR DAT Es.

XAIyt 2 =. = n = y = =
ne request each of our subscriber 70
syarSIne the address on his aper. and
ssrtie,ll arly to- observe the date upon It.
= 'iSS;;s date shows the time mp to which
Sc paper has been pad for. Many OF
nnr subscribers will tins see tiaat they
A,,Te paid IN advance, but there are
fssa,,y { others who will discover that they
nave not. BE SURE TO EXAMINE.
DUR DATES.
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Markets..
Notice.
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, }

Notice.
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, }
ORANGEBuRG COUNTY, I
ORANGEBURG. S. G., Oct. 6, 1883,
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance
~ of the provisions of Section 63l, Chap
ter XVI. of Revised Statutes of South Caro-
lima, the Board of County Commissioners of
said County, will meet in Annual Session at
their Office at Orangcburg G. H., for the
purposes in said section required, on the
first Tuesday after the first Monday In
November CsS3) next, being the 9th OF said
month.
Notice is further given, that all persons
holding claims against said County. not
heretofore filed, for the fiscal year ending
November LIST 1883, are by said section re.
quircd to file the same with the Clerk of said
Board on or before the first day of Novem-
her 1855; or the same may be de5arred pay
mcnt. Those interested will take notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
J.. II. WANNAMAKER,
Oct lit Clerk, e. g., o. c., S. G.
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DRYGOODS

As,low as tile lowestat DE. Smosk's.
for cash. The way to save money.
is tobuy where von can get the best:
goods for the least money. Don't
neglect to call on him before you,
buy.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1883-10-11

HORSE SENsE.-tThe Montgomery
ddserttser utsers these wise words, end
we commend them to the perusal of our
Young men and young ladies: IAN
hottest man IS the noblest work Of God,
ln The workshop as well as the court
roem or, the. office. When a boy be-
Heres that he will lie disgraced by be-
coming mechanic or a farmer, bis edu-
cation has been sadly neglected, though
all the colleges in the land haye added
initials to his name. When a girl be-
slieres that she will be d.sgraced by mar
rying an honest artisan or cultivator of
the soil, her education is failure,
though she has triumpllantly passed the
gauntlet of seminaries and colleges"
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saDISa Sporssnlen are happy
AGAIN, she restrictions under the game
law having ended with the coming n OF
ect5ber. z number of our citizens nave
5eers INDUCING in the sport already. &.
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rne proh.bision Question.
l0RANGEBURG, Oct. /, 1883.

- 2 ' = Hf
Editors Times and Democrat;
1 see that an effort is being made to
make our town a dry one. and | have
no doubt that those who advocate the
measure mean we'll; but have they con-
sldered what effect it viii have? Ihave
some! doubts aboutlt. Let us see what
will more than likely be the consequence.
Will it not. overt the business from
OrangebdFg TO Rowesville, st. Matthews.
Columbia, Graham, Blackville and
Ramberg? Are the citizens Of Orange
.Durg willing to see our progressive town
90 backward or stand still while the
other places mentioned 60 forward at
their expense? Are: they willing TO let
property depreciate. to pay 10 mills tax,
and see many stores and houses empty?
Some may say we don't care, we don't
pay any tax on real estate; but, if the
business is turned away or diverted to;
other places, will not many of the em-
ployees. be turned out of employment,
will they not have to go and seek en-
ployment in some other place, and will
we not lose many good citizen? Will
cur churches then be able to pay their
ministers a decent support? The writer
does not pen these few lines for the
benefit of the liquor trade, but all things
should be considered. It is much easier
TO turn customers away from place
than get them back again. Let US think
before we act. TAXPAYER.
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BEEcHER IN CHARLESTON Henry
ward Beecher is 60 lecture in Charles
Ton on the 18th. There is no doubt that,
his lecture viii be attended by an i'm.
fs,erlse crowd VIII not the South Caro-
lima Railroad and other Railroads in the
State arrange for excursion tickets for
the accommodations Of people living
away from Charleston ?
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1883-10-11

IMPORTANT no TEAcHERs.-The
following resolution has been adopted
by ttie State Board of Examiners:
Resolved. That the examination OF
teachers before county boards Of exam
ipers shall include series of questions
upon the theory and practice of teaching;
and that ''stMethods of Teaching" by
John Swett, and 1'Art of School Man
agement," )" BY J. Baldwin, be recommen-
--ded as books of reference.
In. compliance with the terms of this
resolution. the examination papers for
January, 1884, will include series of
questions upon the Theory and Practice
of Teaching.
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RkgHsoz RSREEHs9S IRhhE: lIIRRbhEhE:.

On entering upon another year we
desire to. return thanks to- the public
for their liberal patronage. Our effort has
been to place within their reach the very
BEST Goods at the LOWEST Possible
PRICES. We buy direct from the nanufac-
turers, North and East, and thus save to
our patrons 20 to e5 per cent usually paid
to iobbers and middlemen. We have the
BEST EVIDENCE of the heApPREc1ATIoN of OUR
EFFORTS by the PUBLIC in q constantly in
creasing trade, so that this season we have
deemed it prudent to increase our force, and
are now prepared to offer CASH BUYERS FA-
c1Lrr1Es POSSESSED BY FEW HOUSES in the
State. Our
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1883-10-11

THE PRoTRAcTED MEETINeI.-The
.nroracted meeting at the Baptist Church
"a onr sc0r is progressing with marked
apa increasing interest. Large con.
fregations assemble every morning and
evening to hear the eloquent and inn
pressiYe diseourses of Rev. Mr. Pace
who is conducting the meeting. He is
dong a good work, and we hope that his
efforts may be abundantly blessed.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1883-10-11

We use the fusiblc plugs in our
boilers, which renders explosions
impossible We make our boilers
from the best of boiler plate iron and
our rlvets are hand hammered, there
by preventing the splitting common
around the heads of machine rivets.
We have. never had defective boiler
reported to us out Of the very large
number of them sold.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1883-10-11

Tbe Largest, Finest and Most Extensive
Stock of Furniture im Charleston.
Chamber Suits, ten pieces, wood tops, from
SO to $40.
Chamber Suits, ten pieces, Walnut, marble
tops, from $50 to S70O.
Fine Parlor Suits speciality, which | offer
in Ramie, Silks, Pushes of Silk and
Mohair-all in tie richest and most
dashing crimson, gold, olive and fash
iOnable colOrs-priccs from $40 to %lOo
per suit of seven pieces.
Sideboartls, Extension and Marble Top
Tables, Hat Trees, Bureaus, Dressing Gases,
French Dressers, Chitfoniels, Lounges, Sol
as, Desks, Ladies' Sewing Tables, Card Ia
bies, Music Stands, Chairs of every style
and price. -, ...o
Line have it and will sell to you cheaper
than any house in Charleston A dis
count of per cent allowed on all cash sales.
Second and Third Stores below the Academy
Of Music. Jan
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FLOUR.

100 barrels new Flour to be scld at
once. Don't bny old -four when you
can get it New from d. E. Smoak for
less money.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1883-10-11

e IMPORTANT NoTIcE.-At a regular
meeting Of the Town Council. held on
the s5th instant. the following resolution.
Introduced by Alderman D.. Frank
Slater, was afaopled: ..That on and
after this dat ts any person or persons
Offering any. beef sor beeges for sale. or
barter within the corporate limits Of
=Orangebuirg, G., shall pay, !, in addi-
tion 10 The present Zee OF taesp pty-fiYe
ceftik kftu each ala3 eya7;Sr rle
of ns dollar, OF pay slsSe
Of Elm dollars u. .3 sss.5 ~ - -
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AT PATRICK'S PHARMACY,
R,,sse.ll sr. Near r. R. Avenue.

Russell St, Near r. R. Avenue,
EI1Tillbe found choice and we'll selected
thE:YY. Stock of Pure Drugs, Patent Medi-
zines, Toilet Articles, Soaps, Perfumery,
Trusses, Cigars, &C., &c,
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS l MAKE a
| SPECIALITY and compound them with care
and neatness any hour day or night.
Thanking my customers aud friends for
their liberal patronage in the past, I hope to
| merit continuance of the same by fair and
honest dealing, handling none but the Pur-
est Drugs.
Deep Rock and Soda Water.
A pure article needs no recommendation,
it will speak for itself, rs well as the many
thousands who drink at my Fountain can
testify to the superiority of my SODA W WATER.
This season have added Tufts Celebrated
CRESCENT DRXFr STAND for dispensing
Mineral Waters, from which will be drawn
that most popular and pleasant'of all Mine
raj Waters, deep Rock, in its virgin
purity. Your family physician will not lesi-
tate to recommend it.
A chemical analysis together with testi-
monials from eminent physicians furnished
on application.
s4-Will draw Deep Rock for regular GUS
toners on Sundays from to 10 o'clock a. nj.
D. w. PATRICK, Druggist,
April 26-lyr Orangeburg, S. G.
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IssuRANcE PAYMENT. IT Treasuser
q. lSohn, of the Knights Of Honor. re-
ceiyed q check for 81. 900 on Monday to
DC raid over to Mrs. Ferara. as the
amount OF the insurance on the life OF
her husband, Mr.. w. H.Ferara. who
vas killed on the Raiilfoad a month or
two 400. .-Fhis IS another Of the many
eridsnces Of the reliability and prompt
ness Of the Knights of Honor as an In
s,,ys,nna institution.
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WANTED.
WANTED.

COTTON SEED! COTTON SEED!
r will paw CGl5c.) sixteen and one.half
l. cash per bushel for 10000 bushels
SOUND DRY COTTON SEED, delivered
to ME at this place before the first of next
November. Will exchange Cotton Seed
meal for Cotton Seed.
ROBERT COPES,
Oct. 11-3mos Orangehurg, 5. G.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1883-10-11

The Chicago Inter-Ocean trnthtully
observes: This country needs more
industrial institutions and fewer colleges
of law and medicine We want more
common sense and less ldcality. more
.hard-headed practice and less theory,
more workers and fewer puddlers. Sue
cess in the workshop is infinitely prefer
able to and more honorable than failure
in profession, and tho mere matter of
name has come to make but little differ
euce with the estimate Of mems worth
nowadays. Technical education is what
is wanted in our manufactures, and in
them is our life.'