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NEW-YoRK FTIday NUV 2 1o9'
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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1883-04-26

a New WAY TO PAY AN OLD DEBT
a eolored man and brother who had
sawed some wood for dentist found a
difficulty in. collecting his two dollars,
hut one day a bright thought struck him.
Repairing TO the dentists office, he ask
ed what the charge was for extracting
teeth. "a dollar each, y said the den
tist. ssThen pull out two for me-" But
after examining his mouth the dcntlst
Hpld him that ali his teeth were sound.
Never mind-go ahead" and after
,ilaving a couple pulled the darkey ex'
claip1ed: ''Now we are straight in our
' accounts, and 1 guess we'll stop so.'
For fear we may do our friend. Dr.
Wolfe, an injustice, we would state that
he was not the dentist.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1883-04-26
Gb54rriaury.

Little As;e. infant. son. of Nh: and Mr..
j. r. Cox, aged five months and three days.
The family lave our sympathy in their be-
reavement. M Though Little Aisle has left we
deenly feel his lost, but the separation will
not be long, for in a little while we too shall
-nuit this land of sundown and enter into
God S eternal noon. He awaits us there,
and there, if we are faithful, we shall greet
him again. -z:,=,...
Death has been here and borne away
a little cousin from our side.
Just in the morning OF h;E lie,
As young rs VIC he died
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1883-04-26
Deep Rock and Soda Water.

A pure article needs no recommendation,
it will speak for Itself, as well as the many
thousands who drink. at my Fountain can
testify to the superiority of my SODA WATER:
This season ! have added Tufts Celebrated
CRESCENT DRAFT STAND for dispensing
Mineral Waters from which will br drawn
that most popular and pleasant of all Nine
raj Waters, E9ccN Rock, in its virgin
purity. Your family physician will rot llcsi-
tate to recommend it,
A chemical analysis together with testi.
on application.
rV-Will draw Deep Rock forregular Gus.
toners Oh Sundays from to 10 clock 4. III.
q. W.. EoATEsEGEA, Druggist,
April oG-1yr Orangeburg, S. c.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1883-04-26
Sheriff Sale.

State of South Carolina-County of Orange
burg.
By virtue of certain chattel mortgages, to
me directed, l will sell at Brpnson's Wood
Yard, OH Market street, town of Orange
burg, on Monday, the Tth of May next,
during the legal hours
Onesix horse power portable Engine, one
Gin, Condenser. Feeder and Press.
Levied on as the property of John E.
Moorcr under mortgage to Lorick & Low
rance. Terms cash. A. NJ. SALLEY,
April 2G-9 Sheriff.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1883-04-26

A FLoAL RARITY,-We were shown
last week a rare aud beautiful specimen
of geranium cultivated by the Misses
Annie and Maggie Albergotti among
numerous others in which they take a
special interest. The technical name OF
the one referred 10 is the ''a1Nna crin,-
tum," and, as the title indicates, the
flower which opened for the tlrst time
last week presents hair-like appearance
which is striking and remarkable. 1t is
shaped like tue ear Of an animal to which
it bears close resemblance. We hope
that there will be a contribution from
this source to the floral department of
our coming agricultural exhibition.
Thanks for the flowers sent us on Mon
day.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1883-04-26

THE CONVENTION AND THE FARE.
The Southern Baptist Convention when
Yaeets at Waco, Texas, on May 9Th, wiii
pe one Of the most important ever held,
and tits the wish Of the Texans that the
South should be largely represented by
visitors as we'll as delegates. Special
Pullman cars will leave Atlanta on
SATURDAY., May 5th. in which tickets Will
be sold for s45. .65 for the round trip to
continue good until June lst.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1883-04-26
I s,r I, err !, % % On last Thursday

a. SMAsH aP.-0n last Thursday
afternooa, while Mr.. 6. D. Rast was
.iriSing aloag the road from Mr.. Z. II
Sjorneisonss residence, his, horse took
fright at something and runaway with
the buggy. Mr.. Cornelson's buggy Was
Sn front and the two baggies clashed and
Here badly DAMAGED from, the collision.
Mr.. Rast was painfully bruised. but we
are giad to say not seriously hurt.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1883-04-26

iMPRovING THE STREETs.-We are
are clad to see that our Council has com.
smenced improvements on Russell street
leading to the depot. This is great
tbo.oushfare. and all work Gone upon il
Will be q decided public advantage. IL
rs gery desirable to keep the-streets OF
our town in gonh orderca6d every effort
in this direction within the bounds OF
reasonable taxation, will be appreciated
byorr citizens.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1883-04-26

THE FLORAL FAIR.-The last Of the
visitors to the Floral Fair returned on
last Monday after spending week of
pleasure In our delightful metropolis.
An speak of the floral display as grand
success. The hall presented a perfect
sea of flowers which filled the air with an
aroma of delicious sweetness. Exqui-
cite taste was displayed in the design
and arrangement Of everything. which
spoke well for the fair ones of the old
city. 1T is probable that every part of
the State was represented by visitors.
We hope that those who went down
from Orangcburg will catch inspiration
from what they saw, and endeavor to
make our approaching Agricultural Fair
-a1I that it should be.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1883-04-26

An ISyENTIoN.-Gapt. J. a. Min
sIesi,i. of Bull Swamp, who is now 70 the
yIst vear Of his age. has invented >an ln-
uen::ons machine for pulling up stumps
glsch is pronounced q complete success.
4Fe are proud 10 notice this e:shib!tlon
sxf the inYeatiye genius of 0rsngeburg
4 county. aud hope that Capt. Aii2nekin
viii rsallze a handsome income from his
invention. Let all our. farmers try 1t
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1883-04-26
=, =, ], ! NoI,nr, 4 ,,s,,IcAN PEy1Ew for

IKE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW lor
Nav contains nine articles, nearly every
one of which discusses some topic or
problem at the present moment proml-
nent in the public mind! Senator John
IT, Morgan whites of '.MeXlco." and sets
forth the considerations of commercial
advantage and international comfy
which are rapidly bringing about more
cordial understanding between that coun-
try and the United States. The Rev
VIM. Kirkus. taking occasion from B!sh-
on McQuaid's recent vaccinations re-
aarding the decay Of Protestantism,
makes vigorous coulter charge upon
the papal system in an article entitled,
s.The Disintegration Of Romanism." In
.sEmerson and Carlysle," Edwin P.
Whipple discourses with all his old-t!me
keenness of psychological insight and
perfection of literary. forms upon the
strangely diverse mental and moral char
acter;stics of those two great thinkers.
Prof. Felix Adler offers "a Secular View
of Moral Training" arguing that the
current skeptical habit of thought de-
mands an independent system OF practi-
cal ethics. based primarily on obserVa-
ton rather than Oh revelation. Com
munism in America" BY Prof. AleXan-
der Winchell. gives very forcible express
sion to the apprehensions Of those pessi-
mistic observers of the tread OF events
in this country who think that they see
in our political and social development all
the sgrs Of impending national decay.
The other articles are 'Atiin!ties OF Bud
hism and Christianity" by the Rev. DR..
James Freeman Clarke; ''Woman as an
Inventor" by Matilda Joslyn Gage;
"College Endowments. by Rosster john
son. and ''Extradition," by A. 6. Sedg-
wick. Published at 30 Lafayette Place,
New York. and for sale by booksellers
generally.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1883-04-26
Still Alive.
Editors Times and Democrat:

Editors Times and Democrat:
Critic isalive again, and by your re-
quest anu that OF many young farmers,
is ready and willing 10 contribute to your
columns. I solicit controversy, and
promise any of my brother farmers, who
will take me up. to deal very mildly with
them. don't desire to scare them of as
1 did three years ago. promise to give
the experience Of 80 years farming to
your readers, if you will induce some
one to lock horns with me, rs it springs
my ideas, and don't like to write alone.
Critic wishes to inform the farmers
through your columns, that he intends
to make the model crop of the County in
1883. II any one disputes the fact. L
want to locate him and see chat lie docs
it fairly. Critic don't wish this to be ron-
sidcred as Dragging. Ifany one can heat
me, l would be much benefited by learn
ing his plans. -Four years ago. Critic was
induced 10 write for your paper. and he
did his best TO show to farmers the errors
of their way. lie told them, that this
all-cotton business would bring them to
DankfuptCy, tliaI IL Wolllu llldhc ltciii
hcwcrs of wood and drawers of watcr;
that to succeed in farming they must
make their farms sclCSustaining. Did
the tarmors heed this advice? The
memorable year 1881 tells. Critics
farm stood the storm. lie sold com
and fat beaves, and bought no provisions
that year. SO you see l practice the
doctrine preach. l am not like the old
preacher, who delivered a good sermon
to his congregation, and afterwards be-
inc attacked by one of his flock for
preaching what he did not practice. re.
Piled, lit is your business to do as
tell you. not as l do" In my next let
ter l will give my plan Of making my
farm sclf-sustalping. CRITIC.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1883-04-26

a MARROW ESCAPE. last Satur-
day, about O'Clock, while Mr.. Fairey's
hack was turning Mr.. Lightfaot's corner,
q little child Of Mr.. j. i. Wannamaker's
.-ssas rup over and came very near being
killed. 1t appears that O number OF
gentlemen were standing at the corner
tslking. when the little child. not seeing
the hack, ran suddenly around them, and.
coming in contact with the vehicle. was
Knocked down by the wheels. and badly
bruised on the head. The little fellow
was quickly taken up and carried into
DR.. Wannamaker's, where. after receiy-
ing medical attention, he rallied. and we
understand is now doing very well. We
hope no serious result will follow.