The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-12-02
COMNUNICATiON.
To the Hon. Mayor ana city Conn

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GENTLEMEN:-W ; take pleasure in
drawing your attc-tlOn to OurSyStem or
street lighting, and if you have any
streets insulliciently lighted we would
be pleased to correspond with you III
regard to our new and improved patent
sun Napor Burners, which produce a
light equal to the best coal gas. Our
burners and street lighting equipment
is universally acknowledged to be tAl
superior to all others in style, finish
and results. No city is compelled to i'll
vest cent in the plant which will be
readily seen to be great saving Dy
adopting our system, attachments and
everything including material and EN-
ploying men to take entire charge OF
the lamps. All that the city is required
to do is to pay Il given sum per post per
annum, according to schedule adopted.
We also take pleasure in calling your
attention to the testimonials upon the
back Of this letter, and furnish many
morea upon application. Please note
on the enclosed blank the number OF
lights you may want, and we will for
ward you price and any information
YOU may desire. Hoping you will hon
or us by filling out and returning ut an
early date the enclosed blank, whether
yon desire to contract or not, we re-
main, Respectfully,
: TIE Sun EAPOR LIGHT Il STOVE GO.
Received as information OH motion
of Alderman Williams.
An Ordinance to repeal An Ordln-
ance entitled "An Ordinance to prevent
the erection Of wooden buildings upon
that portion of Russell Street in the
City of Orangcburg lying between
DOYLE Street and BrOughtOn street,
and the amendment thereto ratified on
the third day Of July, \. d., 1888, passed
its first reading.
Bill of Mr.. John W. Fairey for two
dollars paid to Henry Jones for digging
Il grave for Il paupcr was, on motion OF
Alderman Coprs, ordered to Dc paid.
An Ordinance relating to Rallroau
Cars within the City Of Orangcburg and
to prevent accident was ratified III
due form.
The Mayor stated that he had Il con-
sultatlon with some of the members OF
the EdistO Rifles. That the company
desired to build III amory. and us the
Council were anxious to build Il mar
kct and hall he would ask the Council
IT. some arrangement could not he
made by which they could build and
occupy the property Jointly. That he
had been inrurmed that Il committee
had been appointed by the Edlslo III
flies to confer with 4 committee from
the City Council for the purpose ol
prrlrcting some arrangement. On mo-
ton it was ordered that Il committee
of three be appointed by the Mayor to
confer with the committee Of the Eds
to- Rifles and report ut an early date.
The Mayor appointed Oh that commit,
tee Alderman CoprS, Cannon anu
Faircy.
\ motion to rebate the penalty on
dclinuucnt tax executions failed for
want of Il second.
On motion of Alderman Copcs the
Clerk was instructed to ask the city
Attorneys construction Of Section IS
of "An Act to Incorporate the City OF
Orangeburg." and the following Sec
ton: I'm Ordinance to make appro-
priation for the year ending March
3lst. 1881. CAS- to Treasurer'S cost ant!
cost of Chief of Police being charged
on delinquent tux cXccutlollS) Section
3. That il the taxes herein assessed and
provided for, or any portion thereof
charged against any property or party
for the present fiscal year, shall not DE
paid on or before the first day OF NO