The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1885-04-02
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SPECIAL Notice.
ID number Of subscribers upon onI onI
books are in arrears for from one 70
two years. BY examining the mailing
direction upon your paper. a date VIII
be found,. which shows the time 70
which the subscription is paid: we
ash oGr subscribers to-look at the dase
and if they are behind to come up ana
settle.
"A DI4TNeUIsaED YIsIroR.--The
Right Reverend Bishop W. 3. W:
Howe. Of the Episcopal Church, Will
visit on { town this week and conduct
I seryiets at, the Church OF the Redeemer
!; ON next Friday morning at IL O'Clock.
) ss..e ishop is a NEST excellent preacn-
or. and it will be d literary treat TO-
hear his discourse, to say nothing Oh
5 the good it may do you IN q religious
@ay.
MONEY MONEY There isN money
at the Treasnrer'sS office for the 1olio%,
ing parties, who are requested 10 cdn
and get it: G. a.. Harley, Jao. > hoWe' we
: &C. Salley. A. S. Jennings, Joe ~.
Po6ser, Ira Z. Shumaker, W. \. CROOK,
p C. Dukes, wv. NJ. Cauthen, J.. Alfred
Jones, C. 6. Mcmillan, A. L. Phillips. +.
( M. Weathers, Jno. u. Livingston, l. ".
+ Murphy, w. C. Bruce, j. d. Byrd, W.
G. Fairey, j. w. r. Berry, Theo. kohn,
A. D. Fair, II. z. Whetsill, 81. l., Her
long, J. II. Tanning, R. Fl. Riley; ): \.
Hook, w. O. Tatum, j. NJ. Bell, W. Y.
Riyes.
MISSIONARY MEETINe.-The ami
syersary meeting OF the st. PauIS Wo-
mans Missionary Society will take
place next Sunday evening in the Meth
odist Church. In connection with the
other exercises of the occasion, there
win be addresses by the Rev. MIR. Mul,
ler. of the Presbyterian Church, and
Rev. J, T.. Carlisle, of the Methodist
Church. a cordial invitation IS extern
dsd to the congregations Of the PresDy-,
terian, Baptist, Lutheran and Episcopal
Churches of our city, and any otherS
interested in the cause, to be present at
the meeting.
ChNTHIs BE TRuE?-The Barnwell
People, of last week, says: a Baln-
perg subscriber informs US that Orange
burg fishermen have so completely oD-
gtructed the Edisto with nets kept in
the river all the week round that no
shad can get up as high as the railroad
bridge. There's Il good chance TOT a
Trial Justice to make himself useful Oy
breaking up the blockade which is SO
selfish and unlawful" This is i seri-
sous charge, and we hope it is mistake.
What say our friends on EdlSto below
the railroad bridge to the accusation.
Guilty or not guilty?
Z Our CHoICE.-The young man VINO
knows how to lay oil corn and cotton
rows and to regulate the distance OF the
same so as to get the largest crops IS
worth a cowpen full of nice, Ed-SloVed
fancy-oyercoated fellows. who may
know how to lead the German or caper
around at fashionable waltz. Siding
cotton, setting !. plow just right and
adjusting gears so that shoulders ana
hack of horse will never hurt, are
worth a thousand fold more to the
country than knowing how to pase IN
.aparfor, or to adjust the shade OF the
crayat to the complexion OF the Wearer.
BURNED TO DEATH.-Maria Forrest,
,colored. who lived with her father,
Thas. Forrest, op the Old Charleston
Road about two miles below Orange
burg. was so severely burnt last Ihurs-
,iay that she died from its effects IN
-twenty-four hours after it happened.
She was standing near a fire II the
field when her clothes caught. Instead
of irving to extinguiSh the fire. she ran
and screamed until every stitch OF
,clothing was burned from her person.
DIR. w. G.. Wannamaker was called IN,
and done all he could to relieve the
suffering woman. but it availed moth
ing.
A CANDID MANA Fairfield County
man has made the confession that ne Is
in some measure anxious to get mar
ried and the Winnsboro Ne1rS dhd
Herald believes him to be the first An
glo-SaXon who has made this admission
since notification times, and says that
if the Young ladies have any desire TO
encourage the habit of this honest and
straightforward statement Of tact IN
fheSopposite sex they will sec to it that
this man is provided for. This requires
that some one be sacrificed it IS true
hut the victig! will have the proud con-
sciousness of knowing that she IS
martyr in a glorious cause.
THE EDIsTo RIFLES P1CNIC.-The
annual picnic of the Edisto Rifles Will
come off on May l, at the usual place.
An excellent committee OF arrange
7rF7sats have got the matter in charge,
1.-The BOYS are determined to make
scasion o grand one. The follow
Sptlemen corstitue the commit
Autenant n. II. Bull, Chairman;
At w. J. deTreville, Jr., Secre-
] liant W. L. Izlar, Treasurer;
r. Lowman, Quarter Mas
Int of Regiment. +. A. Sohit-
ties B. H. Moss, E. n. Scovllle,
Slm, w. L. Betsill, T. NJ. Sal
aAs Ary Member, NJ. A. Shelton.
THE WRONG WAY.-A
~ bician of Abbeville County
& an accidental discovery,
not be generally accepted
science. He was called to
s'3 ~ patient who had pneumo-
small phial Of veratrum,
s.ls,-,st5saAen internally, and linlment;;
composed of hartshorn, turPentlne ana
chloroform, to be applied eXternally,
promising to return the next day. on
fis return he was much gratltled to
find his patient better and ahle TO slt
up, but he compliance OF terrible sore sore
throat. On eXanl nation ne tol'na lh"G
the patient had taken the linelnens anu
rubbed with the veratruG.
A NEW LAw.-The last Legislature
nassed an Act giving trial justice courts