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win be sufficient to creale q sinking
fand which will ply the interest and
retire the bonds inside Of twenty
years. This seems to be the most
plausible scheme, and the one that
will fall most lightly on our citizens.
After reading the act Of incorpora-
stion. the names of corporators was
called by the Secretary as follows:
j. q. Lewie, J.. G. Fort, D. j.
Griffith, a. Minis, s. P. Drafts, D. N.
I Crossop, Wade Leaphart, q. T. Leap
hart, James F. Izlar. Samuel Dibble,
B. q. Knots, Juo. A. Hamilton, Geo.
d. Cornelsop, T. N. Raysor, g. W.
Bruuson, j. E. Bull. B. F. Slater, D.
J. Holman.
On motions Of Capt. j. 81. Lewie,
7. NJ Raysor, Esq. and D. ). Hol-
man the following gentlemen, were
made associate corporators:
I. Hallman, j. N. Fowles, J. w.
schofeld. Wade Spires. W. O. Barr, B.
L. Keisler. J. Z. Taylor, T. G. Smith,
Elias Taylor. s. P. Wingard, J. 0. B.
CLANCY, G. R. Sturkey, Danl. Hntto,
DR.. W. c. Wolf. O. B. Riley. Jos. W.
Hodges, E. Z. Cutler. J. R. Riley, Isaac
Redman, j. s. Rowe, A. s. Hydrick,
DR.. j. W. Lowman, s. A. Livingston.
W. p. Witt, G. G.. Dautzler, J. D.
Jones, N. ": eniler. W. B. Thomp-
son, j. L. Sims, W. L. Glaze, B. VIII
hanson, G.. W Cutler. Frank A.
Robinson. g. ". Barton, A. ]. Hy-
drick, B. b. Knotts, W. j. Knots,
q. Kohn, J. b. Hyarick, J. s. Living
ston, ". V. Caller, B. a. Moss. Kirk
Robinson, ,. e., Cannon. J. b.
Wannamaker. 8 ~ sTxss.s .sss :, Igs]s
On motion Of g. G.sDantzler. Esq,
it was agreed tha. committee Of
three be appointed ito prepare an
amendment to the charter giving the
p 7. ~ = = - - -
townships through which the road is
to pass the right to vote for or against
a subscription to build the road.
t Messrs. G. g. Dan:zler, s. z. VIM
gard and Jas. F. Izlar we're appointed
On this committee.
0n motion Of T. M. -Raysor, Esq,
[sit was resolved that q COMMITTEES OF
two from each township through
I which ths road viii pass. namely.
Orange, Cav CAV and Elizabeth in
orangeburg county; and Black Greek,
Gilbert Hollow. Bull Swamp and
Boiling Springs. in Lexington county,
.ior the purpose of opening books and
taking subscriptions as provided by
the act of incorporation. Under this
resolution the chair appointed the
following gentlemen oseeas. on these
1. <Ss.ft-
COMMITTEES: =
/. 0range-B. n. Moss and J. 3. BnlL
caD sca,c-O. B: Riley and Isaac
Redmond.
Eizabeth-S. A. Livingston and J.
W. Hodges,
Black Creek. N. Fowles and j.
| W. sco6eld.
Bull s0omp-J. G. Fort and G. R.
Sturkie. +;
Boiling Spring-Isiah Hallmsn
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a 5urlssqua On the Situation.

Your correspondent has been pre-.
| senled with the latest cartoon on the
agricultural agitation. 1t is the
work of a Newberry artist. The
scene, is laid in the country, but in
the Gfstanc is seen large and hand
| SONG building. This bnilding for
the purpose Of the politicians is called
Ian agricultural college, but it is aetu-
ally the Governors mansion, Ap-
proaehing this edifce along a dusty
road two political teams are travelling.
The FIRST is a somewhat dilapidated
wagon drawn by spawned mule
and nm aged OK. The driver is
Moses Tilluan arrsyed in his priestly
robes and bearing 10 his hand a rod,
which serves the purpose OF flag
staff supoo the top Of which 9 serpent
represents the banner of the organiza-
ton. In the front of the wagon, at.
Moses's feet, are the stone tablets
with the commandments. The
u wagon is fillea to overfoHipg. This
CROWD is called the rLost tribe OF
Israeli The wagon is evidently
overloaded, as ono wheel is leaving
theAyle and the motive power is
rapidly becoming exhausted. Riding.
rspialyin the rear is the Master of
the State Grange mounted on 9 new
bicycle, 70 which is attached a stout
wagon by-a rope. The rider calls
out TO the travellers in front OF him
!. 10 epiie in but no Moses for me" "
while above his wagon sign indi-
casss that the seats therein have been
reserved for all "simon pure Grsng.
gers .'Ihe author clearly thinks that
this team viii win the race. Near
BY, bat still Ia the rear, the free
trader is pushing bis humble Wheel
barrow, not yet hayingage or finan-
eiaI strength enough to; own 8
wagon. pf 10 the distance. on 9
hill, ii 'iatI view sftha contest below,
q tsaaa Aefs nass al;s Z thersd 70 meet
,thd
q - ley Eave espondH g
8resdy 40 save their
Che ami pending
gu Been pictured to them
aees Tbey are about so
6sssi has been q false
hen one Of the most watch
II 8 Ills number observes the
slI bspS ION below, which should have
Basii 8 sipgs;l the direction Of the
Gegef56Bss's Bs mansion. and turning
,,excitedls 70 his companions declarss
"a they aase fnck she wrong road. By
thundaf The picture sis q good
on the situation. - q
.Aagdsta Caroaicle.
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'balf s. hour brought us to stbe Block
Road which was Grants objective
$ na;nt Smart being the senior officer
81 s & ,ha ground took command. He
aart Barksda.es Brigade Oh to
spottsvIyania ConufsH House, requested
4 a,shaw d form IFS brigade as quick
q ;noss;b Sic Oh q Ena af fence; which
81, 3s,,s abof,t Two Knaissad yards off to.
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Is Is IS Discl sf|woods open field
Il g i,sat. 81 ZIG M sbl Is dirty yards. il
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s,,ama s s. S S. aI,ruDt sad wh;;ch ,was,ths..
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end OF the Drlgaue 10 Tue otAei auo
back again, as if to say soldiers OF
South Carolina, I am here to die with
you OF hold tnis place. When the
frskslins came within ssventy-hve
yards, James Betalion opened hre
and in a n,oment the whole length OF
TIE Brigade was in blaze. The
enemy came right. on in rapid
charge, to within ten PAGES, when
they halted for moment the second
line came up to join the one in front
for q final charge. Stuart never dis
mounted, but was charging up and
down the line just in rear of US way
ing his sword. He seemed to, have
had q charmed life. The enemy now
made . desperate effort to overpower
our single line. James Battalion and
the Third Regiment have locked
horns with them across the. fence.
hand to hand, steel clashes.steel one
OF the Batslion is pulled over the
fence by main force. bnts he isrescued
By The steady aim Of q bayonet.
Officers are slsshing with their swords
across the fence. The Second Regi-
ment just at this time seeing the
critical position Of onr friends on the
right. raised the rebel yell, while pre-
pairing for a charge on the left, just
then the enemy gave way in confusion
and fed for their lives. We all OF the
old Brigade remember Stuart's IA
nous dispatch to Lee. The enemy
attack us in heavy force but we
hooked him heels over head But
Lee was not as far off as Stuart
thought. He saw the fight with sew
eral other Generals who had come on
4 head ofehsiir commands. The place
was made famous by the desperate
ness Of the fight. Many army officers
camesto look at it. The next day
Gen. gBrien came riding down our
line with hat off and tears in his eyes,
said men, I saw you fight yesterday.
I am proud to belong to the same
division that you 90. There was
more men left dead on the field in !,
front OF the Batalion and Third Regi-
insnt than they had men in the fight. !
This ended the attempts Of Grant to
surprise Les By his first great flank
movement. He went to work to-
bring up the rest OF his army to COM
mence the battering process. Inever
heard ofany fighting at Spottsy lyaaia
eours Hoase saass esiasin1
two Georgia Brigades did not arriye
on Che gronnd in time TO JON the
battle. II was BY means Of the reck-
less fighting Of Kershaw 8 Bigadski
- .-..s ss. 1, 10. .ssS q
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80 spastanburg Farmers.

y
afford to raise cotton at The present
prices. They also cay that they
cannot raise corn when it sells for 80
to Is cents; nor wheat when it
brings 80 cents to $1.00. The fact is,
it would ssem thai there is nothing a
farmer can afford to raise as money
crop. Some OF them will say that i
a man is out of debt he can afford to
raise, cotton, but he will never be
able to pay debts with this crop:
Now the farmer is not worse of than
the professions. There are very few
professional men who make enough
to make them rich at the end OF the
year. Then thrse-fonrths OF the men
in merchandise. get little
more than support out Of their
business, unless. their investments are
very largeeand well managed. About
thrse-fourths OF the white men OF onr
county are engaged in agriculture.
They cannot abandon this for it is
the work of their life. There is
nothing else they can undertake that
will promise 9 home and food and
clothing in.connection with a health
fuI, independent, honorable employ
ment. The, question is not whether
this or that will pay. but how they
eau farm 30 as. to max their soil and
labor more available and double theiF
crops. The main thing is 70 stick to
the farm. Mother earth will never
deny good living to those who
draw directly from her. Banks may
break, crash may strike the mercan-
tile world, currency may become un-
settled, but seed time and harvest
shall not fail, and he who diligently
and skillfulIy eultiSates the soil is
superior to all financial crises.
Destroy all banks and annihilste all
our currency and the products OF the
farm viii purchase any and every
thing that is sfor. sale:
Then in this DAY of depression it is
the duty Of tho farmer to look around
see. how he may do his work in .
better manner. The labor OF one
year should not only go to the pro-
ducsion Of the present crop, but II
should also provo an investment for;
fufursfctsps rhas q 2aEf bsepE
who assl
famous alley of & yagisia
struck with shs dias iaE
prod daesiyensss os tAg
did mnch for did
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Eslmer House who deaires to
impress erersbody with scotornic
facss Said be yesterday: DO. you
.ssa that man oser there2 We1l hess
4 issma down near Elgias There:
he goes with q friend they fe going
10 get & drink The farmer viii pay
Tor it. Now, let me gee, That man
viii swet tBo mortal hours next
Spring, to plow enough greands 70:
raise one bnshel Of corn Thst
sbushsl Of corn be win aaH for so.
oenta. Hs 81 gong in sthere row to5
spend The 80 cents fos. twe drinks.
tThereforas the issAss and the corn
have parted NSows les me tell you
what becomes o the eern. A bnshsl;
sos corn makss seye9te teen quarts Of
.whiskey ioar and . qnarter Hons.
The disGl gets is 6rst pfo 60 J!
cents ganoSs lheregou are
sdollsrs foF that bushsi Of corn loN3
~ overnnsns comes n. II oents'
S 8,,ss5 "a dsd ss6 sbsS M So,
That 6rriia gs hA Ipsszz,
ss fhe bastal ef born ow tls|
'zhs jbbsr ard the gholesAle spd.s
ans several stages 20 fhs,
III sha kme Il reaches lbs
latter zhs Abnshei of corn or its;
product Of fout and 4 quarter galloGs
has Seen reduced one-half, which
means eight and q half gallons.
There are sixty drinks the gal Hon
that is The average eight and 9 half
gallons meanJ3To drinks at Is Mnts
each thers se hase,sAs ,35 as the
consumers pries for q epbel OF corn
which tie farmer raiises sl cells Tor
80 caats who says tHsse IS M
indasiry ID this rodnff Bus he
farmer. .Me saw just now spent z IS s
/ whole business Of corn u the PEicea
1.-TWO drinks, and the peepls who gao
knos lill the aol get awe assss .
Glabs Ds,aocrat. 4 g -
aptif shaynszE ssraso
lDslawars Greg s
/ nsSt March sish
Isepla noa contest
/ sgaiuat Mn Bsysrd
sss1ding tkst ha =
] mould BE- ios n MRs
/ aapsss Mr SIS.
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est men will bear watching.
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omen saoula 20 e lssn l5' 8
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i you buy or sell. 1st of
b clear bargainsand never
shanI disagree shout att
!
bald ! heads 5ou see.
R;sooee destination.
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e and restores gloss
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ADVERTISING RATES:

Advertisements win be inserted at tho
rate of roc per square of one inch space for
arst insertion, and Soc por square for each
subsequent insertion. -
Liberal contracts made with those wiah-
ing to advertise fo three, six or twelve
uonths.
Notices in local column loo. per line
each insertion.
Marriage notices inserted free.
Obituaries qper sea lines charged for ss
regular advertising rates.
Address, G.. N. HARMAN.
Editor aad Proprietor.
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a DEsaARATE BATTLE.
What garshaw's Old Brigade Did te
Save Richmond at Block Road.

Editor Times and Denocrai::
While reading that splendid tribute
Of John Dstin Cooke TO Fifz Lees
cavalry, published ID the Philadelphin
Tines, and copied in the orangebnrg
Z Times and Democrat Of Feb. Is, 1885.
1 was csvrisd back to ons Of the
:proudest dsys Of the war. Perhaps
there ara many people whiia zeading
that piece who wondered what troops
Of Lee,s grand old infantry stood il
the path of the oyesvsstming nnraz
.versrrsr wss dFssing Fitz Lee: Il
was KsrshaWs South Carolina Brig
ads, q Brigade that has never blown
It's own horn. but rests in the pleas
ing oonciousress OF having done IFS
whole duty from Bull Run down to
the famous apple tree. As web as Z
can remember il was shout the 4th Of
May. 1854, after Grant bad been
driven at the Wilderness, orders
came TO AIcLaw's Division at mid
night to prepare to march immedi-i
ately. We privates conld generally
interpret moves Of eur leaders after
being on the march awhile. but We:
were puzzled this time. The woods
had caught ere. everything was blind
ing in every directio1, the smoke was
suaocating, there WAS no other
troops to be seen moving. and being
tnrned around. we gave
up trying to find ont our destination.
and marched quietly on. We had
eight aor nine miles when
aag began swn, and brought us
comparatively lpto an open country.
Abont sunrise cOuriar came sdashing
up from oar ffont, handed Kershaw 8
paper. We sbon found ont what it
meant as an order soon came down
The line to cl9se up and we were put
On 3 more rapid march. Barksdale
Mississippi Bngade dewas sn our front
o,Brisn and cobHs Georgia Brigades
Il onr rear. (Thssa four Brigsdea
formed McLaw'a Division. We had
moi gone more than = mile. when
orders came to double quick. TWAS
done ID splendid style, as that Spar
TAD Ike band began to appreciate the
importsnce Of the move. Two miles /
A..
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ETAcK": q lasting and ira
5gfSme. Price 25 and SO
r..a.sa - .
pays too much for his
, vets It fifteen or twenty

|e back; side or, chest. use
RForous Plaster. Price 25
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oRANaEsuRgs> NEW ROAD,
A Meeting of the corporators--Plans to
Raise the Necessary Money.

An enthusiastic meeting OF the cor
porators Of the Orangeburg and Lew
iedale Railroad was held in the Court
House at this place on last Tuesday.
DR.. A. s. Hydriek was elected chair
man and Capt. D. J. Griffith, of
Lewiedale, was elected Secretary.
The estimate of the cost of the
road, based on a preliminary survey
made by Mr.. A. de Caradeuc, civil
engineer of the South Carolina Bail
way, made . short time ago. vas sub
mitted.. Thisestimate places the cost
of building and equippiDg the road
from 0rangeburg to Lewiedale at
5000, 900, the distance being ffty-one
miles. The question of the best
method for raising the necessary
amount Of money to build and equip
. . ~ ~
the road was discussed at length.
The charter Of this road was granted
at The last session Of the Legislature
and does not provide for the town.
ship subscription plan. The chatter
provides that $25, 900 Of the capital
stock must be subscribed before .
permanent organization can be ef-
fected. On motion, committee was
appointed to prepare an amendment
to the present charter, so as to Sub.
init the question whether or not the
necessary money shall be raised by
township subscription to vote OF the
citizens Of the townships, both OF this
and Lexington counties, through
which the proposed road will pass-
this amendment to be presented to-
the next Legislature.
The plan proposed for building the
road, and which unqusstionably meets
with most: general favor, is to raise
the $4,000 necessary to begin opera
ton by private subscription; then to
raise say 100000 BY township sub
scription. and when this is done to
bond the road for the amount neces-
sary to complete it. The citizens
along the proposed ronte, are said to
be anxious and even, enthusiastic over
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