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"I Will Go."
*'[ will go I" Yes, leaving ?11
AH tlie life Mutt, erst 1 knew;
Former love*, or great or.snudl
Leaving all. I love theo so,
With tlieu chosen, 1. will.go.
1 will j;o?from girlhood here
Sunny with it's home born love
Jnio woman's higher sphere
{"Where the lights and shadows move;
And life's cares I then shall know,
Yet, 1 answer, 1 will go. .
1 will go?to bless thy way
,( hi-rr with a jrinlle voiee
Make (lie happy every day,
In thy lighest smile rejoice,
'All thy curt^-idid joys' to know
As my own?yes I will gO;
I will jro to walk with thee
On, lhe rugge'' path of life,
1 will t ry a help to bo. ,
;Shn>ihg with thee in the strife
I will never lea'vc thee?no'-*
,'1'ill Ijod opUs ipe?I will go.
fl J/ i IM'* i
I w ill go?stand at thj side
'In tlie sunshine in the shade
?i wtU let no cloud divide
This one life, our two have made,
Nobler?stronger love shall <rrow
Reaching beavenwood?I will go.
Newly-Marriod Ccuples.
It is the happiest and most virtuous
slate of society in whiehjlho husband
and wife set on' together, make their
property ftogclhcr, and with perfect
sympathy of soul, gradnlate all their;
expenses, plans, calculations ami de
sires, with icfcrencc to their present
?means and to their future and common
?in'.eicsl. Kolhing delights man more
than to enter lh6 neat litlle'tencmcnt
of two 301mg people who, within pci
htip's two or three years, without any
resouiees but knowledge of industry.
Iiave joined heart and hand, and en
gaged to share together the responsi
bilities, duties, interests, trials and
pleasure of life. This is the true do
mestic pleasure. Health contenmcnt,
love, abundance, and hright'pros'pcctsi
arc all here. Hut it lifts become a
prevalent sentiment that ? a man must
acquire his fortune before be marries,
that the wife must have no sympathy
nor share with him in the pursuit] of
it?in which most of the pleasure
truly consists?and the young marri
ed people must set out with as large
?anil expensive an establishment as is .
becoming those who have bceVi wed
ded for twenty years. This is very
unhappy ; it fills the community
with bachelors, who are wailing lo
make their fortunes, endangering vir
tue, promoting'-vice ; it destroys the
true economy and design of'.bo do
mestic institution, and it promotes
idleness and intlliciency among fe
males, who aic expecting to be taken
up by Fortune and passively sustain
ed without any care or concern'? on
their part; and thus many a wife he
roine's, us a gentleman onec remaik
ed, not a "help-meet," but a "help
eat.".
The B. P Union.
We learn that the members of the
Bachelors' Protective Union intend
to hold a'preliminary -meeting this
evening in the Town Hall and take
steps to expel those of their number
who have rendered thenioclvcs obnox
ious to the aims and principles of the
organization. The Union is not in a
triving condition just at present; for
at least two-thirds of the members
have rendered themselves liable to
the penalties prescribed in the article
of the constitution providing for ex
pulsion. We say this without fear,
favor or affection, reward or the hope
reward. There have been entirely
too tunny "moonlight drives" for the
good of the Union, aim Art. 8 of the
constitution, known as the "candy
and soda-w?tor rule," has become a
dead letter, and hence has no binding
'cireot . ubh the!members. .Nearly all
'thepr?-' isionsof the constitution have!
been most grossly violated, anil
none nun c flagrantly so than Art. 12,
relating lo visiting. Instead of con
ptruinglliis article according to itslet
terand spirit, tho members have uni
formly construed it in the light and
aehdihent of the national air?
~ "We'll not go boine Till morning.
We'll not go home lill morning
We'll not go home mi morning
'Till daylight iriill) upp< nr."
An Onion Biting Party.
4 j ; i v i .' ? j
At an onion party in Kockland tho
other evening, a wicked limnetic
played II high game lor kisses. At a
party of Ibis description it is the cus
tom for the girls to go in'o a d u k< n d
room, when otic of* t!ie party biles a
mouthful fiom ar." oiii'on. A young
man is then admitted, and jl is his
proud privilege to kiss tho batch of
girls until he is enabled by the tasle
to determine which of them bit the
fragrant fruit. The brunette afore
mentioned in this' case slipped the
onion into her pocket instead of bit
ing it, and the spruce Huston drum
mer, who was'summoncu lo test and
lind, had kissed live times 'around the
circle, and was beginning again,
when a girl, whose jealous lover wtia
outside, discovered the trick, and the
game was up.
YrouNc. man, when you turn over
the new leaf, put the strongest kind
of a paper weight upon it , aa i*. is
apt to turn back.
! Hosiery !
50 DOZEN
's "WSxit^ Hose
including 25 Dozen Scmnlebs, nil of n very line quality, to be closed out within
the next th'uly days ,
Regardless Of Cost.
also' twenty dozen
solid colored it o s e,
i Vi? < , ? : r
Superior quality ut 20 couts a pair, worth U5 and -10 cents,
liefere going elBcwbcre, purchasers will find it to their advantage to examine
the abjve article at 'l* .
J. L SO'EEHTHJJE
Whqr? can also bo seen the best, cheapest and largest stock of
Lamps and Illuminators
- In tlld town of Oradgebnrg,
HENRY EOHN
CLOSING OUT
?4 32
< DRY GOODS S
? - y s
0 3
? pLOTHINQ %
S 8
M AND ALI* HEAVY GOODS. *
gl
M Notwitstanding the ster.dy advance of all goods the remnant of winter goods j>
m iUiust be sold to make room for '? t 3'?
SPRING GOODS.
k0.w is your time for bargains.
H J?) IST I?, Y KO JH iST
Ap.?iiit lor 13XJTTIi:it,lCIC'S PATTERNS,
Wliite Sewing Macliies,
- ? ? ' S ' < ? J ' . ,
a
S EPH EROS,
and
CONEEOTIONERY.
At Captain lirlgginnn'fc Old Stund.
IS still kcThhlg the llncst lot of Candles, Bon Hons Ercnch and American Mixtures
Cukes, Ornamented or made to order. KresluJtaisbis, Currants, Citron, Figs,
Sweetmeats and -Can nod Goods of every description. Dealer in 1 1
Fruits asad Produce.
.'. ifirgelsaorihmut of
cigars, tobaccos, pipes
And Saiokers' articles of all description- A call is olii tiled,
Cnlers promptly attended (<-? Uootta delivered in any part of the city.
JOSEPH EROS,
Orangeburg, S. C, ScpL 20 tf
P. G. CANNON,
Gr mi and Locksmith^
and dealer in
GrunSi l^islols arid Q-enci-al I-IavdwarOi
ORANGEHURG, S. C.
KEEPS constantly on hand a fidl and complete stock of Guns hud Pistols of |
every description, Pocket Knives, Table Knives and Forks. Spoon..;. Scissors,
and in fact almost anything in the llardv. aic Hup; j[ make a M>eolnlty of Cifrpcii
lers'Tools, Fanning Implements/ Cooking1 Utensils, Fishing Tackle, Sportsmcns1
Goods, euch as Shot, Powder, Gun wads, etc., etc., also
THE LIGHT RUNNING REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE,
The bestand cheapest Machine manufactured.
The public arc cordially invited to examine my stork before purchasing as I am
determined not to bu undersold. Repairing of all kinUc done wirft neatness ami
dipatcli. P. G. CANNON.
Oranjreburg, S. C, Jan. :I0, 1880?ly
J
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~i? 11 E S H AE1UVALS
or
AT
I?. ?? mw? s???ti>
MV STOCK COMPRISES
X!)ry .Goods and (Iroceries
IN GREAT VARIETY.
The Dry Goods embrace Ladies ant] Mens press Goad.*, White and Colored
Cotton Goods, Prints, Men's and lioye' Clothing, Hats and Caps,
Boots arid Slioes.,
To suit all classes. Also full lines of
GROCERIES AND TOBACCOS,
And In fact everything to be found in a first class store.
Thanking the public for their generous patronage in I lie past, I respect 11 dl t
solicit, a continuance of the sann;, promising to sell everything at I he low et p'ossi
bid price. The hijhe t market price paid for
Cotton, Corn, Peas, Rice, &c.
And all other Country Produce. A call solicited, No trouble to show goods.
JOHN C. PIKE,
Orangeburg, S. C, Mar 28-tf Corner Church and liusscll Stre< Is.
TQq Improved Water Elevator
! and Purifier.
Ot?angeburg, S. O
IF you would enjoy good health you must use pure
?water. To the citizens of Orangeburg, Aikeu,
Edgelteld, Hampton, and Barn well counties: Having
purchased the exclusive right of said counties for the
Improved Water Elevator and Purifier, we oiler the
same for sale. This Elevator has no superior. It is
simple, cheap and durable, having no wooden tubing
to decay and pollute the water. No iron tubing to
rust'or corrode*. No* llangcs.6r valves to wear out or
to get Ollt of order, lb-quires no attachment below
the platform and will lastTMIfclGlS rXnM.lSS
as long an ?auy'pump. Will make bad water good,
and good water heller. A thorough investigation is
all that is necessary to convince you ol" its merits.
March 14-(3tn
SAIN, MERONEY & CO.
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DyEHTlSE a large and varied stock of Goods, consisting in part of
Sugar, Tea, Soap. Tinware, Lemons, Putter Nuts,
Coilcc, Spiee, Sapolio. Stone ware, Oranges Cocoa Nuts,
Paeon, Ginger, Washing Soda, Glassware, 'Apples, Pecans,
Flour, Pepper, Lye, Crockery ware, Cablpiges, Almonds,
Lard, Nutmegs, Potash, Wooden ware, Confectioner}*, Currants,
Hams, Copperas, Starch, Sifters, Candy, Prunes.
In fact the hu-gesr and best variety of Fancy and Staple Groceries kept in Orange
burg, at prices Ten tO'Tlyeiliy percent less than any bouse in town.
I mean just what I say,
I'll seb for less than ajiy one,
Or give my goods away.
Orar.geburg. Apiil 4,1871).
new store
A. B. WALKER,
Leader of Low Price.-,.
new store
IN THE ToWN OF
$ ? ? m & t -? ?_t w f?
DA. SAIN NOTIFES THE CITIZENS OF ST. MATTH EWS. A WD Til E
u public generally that in the old slam} of Clark's, near the Depot, will he
foimfl a cboiee and rare selection of ' ? ??
hnj Goods, Groceries, Tobaccos and Segcvvts. Liquors
both foreign and. Domestic, Jla rd.iya pe, #e.,
rdieit.s u shnri ?..'trade. Mr. .1. PHIL. SAIN, who is in charge of the store
will be glad t?. grcel any nil ol bis old customers, and hew ones too, to whom be
guaraniees bargains asgood as can be bad in Charleston; Highest market price;
paid for all kinds of country produce
St. Matthews, September 0,1?70.
LIGH
EWER
MACHINE
I
in wonderful In it9 conception, un
processed for doing a largo range of
cowing in text; io fabrics and leather. .Its
motions nro continuous, admitting of an
extraordinary rato of speed, either by
ctc-^i i or foot power? Every motion efthe
treadle makes six stitches, thus produc
ing about onorthird moro work Ina day
. .;/ Sowing Machines. It has no
:. >ni etiens, end tightens tho stitch with
rh'o c wit cf tho fabric. It uses the
well-known \ViI?bh b?rnp?ttrid i-'c-. :! on both c'.Uos of tho needle. It
has two-thir-Jo loss ? u\p. ?? vny oilier ?.; f-t trclass G?wlng Machine.
Its arm Is ful y ?!? -.. long and flvo and ono-half
Inches high," t . ' ? ? ' v ij very compactly and scien
tifically c.'v j :.; In p; ofvgapQa? design and appear
pneo. its simple, , ' ? nieqh'ahlprh places 'It as far
in advance oi id ? ;~ctstha telephone Is superior,
to tha tin ipoffiklnre >.ub?J i-I xcs ? U'TliClilKQ' ATTACHMENT;
for repairing ? .. ? He's VIYKOUT PATCHING, fur
niched with '; ' ".; ':. ? ^cc, tcgethor wfth
<> TuilJCi', RuHIei , :??>:?:;..;. Siikcti tic rci&tara. ISmdotv. et?.
These Machines are on exhibition and for sale by
TIFEODORE KOHN,
AGENT FOR
Orangeburg County.
Orangeburg, S. C., Nov. 7i1?/1870.-Af
Una been In
constant uho by tlit
public Tor over tw
years, nnd la tho
preparation ever in
vented for RESTORING
GHAY IIAIR TO ITS
YOUTHFUL COLOK
V AM) I.IFK._>
best I f'J-^il .-.
Tho
Stato
As saycr
ami
Ohemist
of Mass.
nnd
leading
Physi
cians
endorse
and
It supplies the natu- 1
rnl rood and color to the
lialr glands without,
staining the shin. It will
Incronso and thlchen tho
growth of the hair, pro
vent it'; blanching nxnl
full hu; off, and thuo
V AVERT liAJLDNESS. .
V,.__LS |i rocom
f it curi H itching, i;rup-\ | mend Jfj
tlons ami DnndrulV. yv<* 1 | "
a HAIR DRESSING It 11
is very desirable, giving
tbo hnlr n silken softness
which all admire. It
Iii i p ; the head clean,
I bwoct and healthy,
^- " J&SH-^
WHISKERS
will change tho heard to n BROWN
<ir HLACK at discretion. Being in
one preparation It 1? easily applied,
and produces a permanent color
that will not wash off.
PREPARED IIV
R. P. HALL & CO., NASHUA, H.H.
SoM by ail Dealers In Motiidne.
1.
1 570?1V
Established 1373.
The Leading Literary Paper ol
the West
Only $1.50 a Yeari
IS
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A Year,
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$1.59
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|Thk l.ifiKiKi: *?.?.'> itt?rted l?* it. pri ???
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,wj.- trt t ? lit* mil.. i i .v r
prt.r. y. my Lit, t-*rj v titurc? t a
kin iiydi :,M :i-t.T l.p 1 1? .?>! nude !:>
Western ...c-... uU^r.
ably r.-vilf a. Tile oea of journalism
was ettewn .With tin: wrecks of
otr&ndud nrw?])3]ior < lit. rprfses,
Othrji that were living, but strug
gling for a pr?-rnrie!is cxl.ten.-e,
have since yielded to Inevitable fate
niul gonodowit;lcavingTnii r,?:')orn
to-day tho only wcikly ston nailer
printed Iii (Thloigo. ?r
Tag Lkuoxii bu not attained ilia
plsnr of ritcccs* upon which it now
solidly roste wi?iout earnest, well
it effort. It.-iconductor!) havo
labored earnestly ami persistently
net only to r.iali.; it mi ex.- llent lit
lorary journal, but also to make the
reading world acquainted wl?h if.
Thouaonds upon thousands o( dol
lars'have been expended ?:? bringing
its merits 16 iho uti, i.ti. it of tho
rcadliig public. In f ict.Tn u I'.tiDuxn
has Inn tho most t>\t< le-ivtly aj
verfisod iiiiwHjifinor ? it> iiic West.
ITI10 publishers hayo r. feeling ol
pride ut tho mortui that baa at
jH tended their efforts to build up] a
? firstclass literary paper in the. rap
Ettal l ity of tho Weat. The cirftd*
Rliion, already large, ii raptdly.Krow
fn ii>K- and by tlto hit day of Salivary
Ml will lioiiot leas than oao. 'n?'
iiki'tdi^hfr^ do not mean t> rolait
Ktiu-'r FtTorls to ma!::- T?K l.ttnnKii
nil'.a bi n' weekly at v.- r.?;.-.-r in Ihe
\Vo?t, but in end to p rsovrro Iii Iba
work,hnU.dnrinxUioepiniuu moi)th <
will atlll furthei Increase its value
an.' uosfiilji'i bh;
The weekly conti nt.-i .if Thk I.tto
bu embrace, in addition lo it.'i n-f,n,\
novrld, niivoral altbrt stotics; a Home
and FatnJIy Doctor department, em
bracing letters from women pi i<x
pfirienccd heads and hands.ouhanfee*
liold and kitchen economyj horns
adormuoiit. the management of
cblldrop, niul recinos for the euro of
ninny of ?u< ilU to whicll Hrali in
iu-lr; n YounK >\>lku' department; a
department dovofed to Ubrreat ut
erature; consisting of cliolceescerpU
from tholiitrat inactazlnt'?; a H.-.it-n
? department, Klving the latest
int. ii.,-. ii -.- in regard lonewdlacov
erloa. moelialileal iuvenUons, etc.;
also bloxrarhionl akttches, biaterie
pupor^. Irsvels, poetry, and a muss
of shorf arth'.en fa
topics.
Anmritss
THE
Chicnuo, 111.
Snhscrlptlons to ^ijj THE CniCAGO
LEDGER Avill ho reeclvrd at this oillcc
T
HE WHITE
Sewing Machine
THE BEST OF AU.
Unrivaled in Appearance,
Unparalleled in Simplicity,
Unsurpassed in Construction,
Unprecedented in Popularity,
find Undisputed in the Broad Claim
OF DCINQ THE ?
VERV BEST OPERATI?O
. QUICKEST SELLING, 1
V HANDSOMEST, A3il*
Most Perfeot Sewing Machine
The nrea! popularity cf tho Whllo Is tho most con
vincing tribute to Its excellence and superiority
over other machines, and in submitting [t to tho
trado ivc put It upon its merits, and In notnstanca
has it over yet failed to satisfy any recommendation
In Its favor.
Tho demand torthe White has Increased to such
an extent that wo are now compelled to turn cut
Complato eemrlaacr MociJaio
cvorjr tiixoo rdir.-j.tca laa. . -
tr."h,o d-a/y -to cvipply
tho doTnrnidt
Every machino Is warranted (or 3 years, and
sold tor c-sh at liberal discounts, or upon easy
payments, to suit tho convenience ol customers*
WHITE SEWING MACHINE GO.,
' Ha 3B8 Euclid Ave.. Cleveland. Ohio.
For Sale by
cal l mm%m call
At the People's Bakery*
ESTABLISHED IX 1871,
BY rilE PltESENT PROPRIETOR
Who Is still realty ami willing to
3F 1LL OElriEE ?
BREAD, ROLLS, PIES
AN1>
a j\ ;k e ,s.
Of all descriptions.
g u n g e r s
by the barrel or box.
ALSO
BREAD FOR CAM P-M EKTIKG 8,
on
Any other meetings lit short notlco.
TUST RECEIVED FRESH C0XFEO
?J TIONARYS; FANCY GOODS' AND
NOTIONS, Which will he sold as low as
any that can he bought ill Oran^eburg.
Thankful for the post patronage of my
friends and thcpublic I still solicit a con
tinuance of their custom;
T. W. ALBERGOTTI,
RUSSELL STREET,
Next door to Mr. ,T. P. IJarlcv.
Orangebnrg, Sept 1JJ, 1S7S " ly
I', t l BajIN'G. JAS. M. WILSON
Angu^tr187S.'
Wc arc now opening, direct from
Iho Manufacturers, a large r.nd new
stock of Roots, Shoes, and Trunks,
fob k ill tiudk.
Gi dcrs solicited and promptly, fill
id. All goods with our brand war
?antcd.
d. f. ITjEMING- & co.
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WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
AND
No "2 Ilaync street, Cor. of Church
street, Charleston, H. C.sen 27-3
