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"THE FREE CITIZEN.
ruiiLisiiKD
SATURDAY, MARCH 6th, I87&.
City T>1\~*3<3torys
ClTX" 0FF?CEUS*.
MAYOR. - - JoaU' *v- Moseley.
Ol.KltK. - 'J'- D? Wolle.
TREASURER, - - li: Williamson.
A 1.1 ) K ICM KN\-Henry Washington. .1 V.
Harley, ii: Williamson. T. D'. Wolfe.
POSTMASTER; - - W. E. Williams.
CHURCHES.
HKT-iiootsT EPIscot*AI.CHURCH-Rev
Thomas Phillips, pastor. Services, mot li
ing, afternoon ami evening.
HAPTIST.-Rev. MT. Norris, pastor
Services, tlrst Sunday evening, and tim
second and fourth Sundays, morning,
and evening.
METHODIST fJsotttlO.-Rev. Mr. Cam
pbell, pastor. Services morning and
evening. Sunday-school. 9 A. M.
PKKSIIYTERI AN.-Ile v. Mr. fVrnwii
evangelist. Ser\ lees, ihorijhtg and after
noon.- Suhdity-school, 9 1-2 A. M.
KihsTcOl'?li.-First and third Sundays
Morning and afternoon.
LUTHERAN' CiiCRCn.--Rev. if r. Hough,
pastor.. Services, morning 10 1-2', even
liig at 7 o'clock.
C?TTOtf QUC^TA'??ONS.
FRIDAY EVENING.
Ordinary, ... 11 1-2 & 12
Oood Ordinary, - - If,1-2 &13
Ivow Muddling, . - W"
STrlet Middling, - -' -
Towri c ii ii:; it.
$nles-dny passed' off quite quietly.
Wc are having genuine March
?weather.
ti. G. Frederick and T. Summer's
have bceh appointed notaries public.
Edward Argo has been appointed
tr??ir jhsticc for Brown's poll.
Judge Reed has appointed C. R.
M??es* as leg??l adviser tb the grand
jut'y Of Charleston.
Col C. C. Puffer of Charleston, has
been annotated United Slates" Minis
ter' to Brussels.
Rev. D'. \V. Cut?in? will deliver a
temperance lecture in this place on ?
tlfc Jd'd inst.
We learn that Mr. Danish's loss by
thc recent lire in Branchville, wa? be
tween ?0,000 and $0,000.
Mr.-J. Ilrarkinn has hnctn reappoint-;- j
od Jut j* Com missioner fot our eb?n'-j
fyi
There writ bo ?jctra st . ion oX?
th^Toitr?! fre?d the hist MnndU) ?ii !
May.
Thc County Commissioner*! propose
to have n Court House that will cost
from $20,000' to M 0,000*.
Tr?l'? Justice Meyers bas ?n.t.
crowded1 with- busiucad- during1 (hy.
week.
A Washington dispatch announces
thc nppor'nlittiTn't' and conlirmatiou by
the Scnalc of A\ Webster as post
master of Orangohurg.
President Andrew D'. White, Cf
Cornell iinivcrsity, New York, lias
been spending a day or two in Co
lumbia, while on a tour farther south
ward.
Wc learn that thc town eotiuoil in
tend increasing the liquor license.
No afetfOrt tltfey could take would con
tribute' mofe to the peace and pros
perity of our town'.
Judge Reed, at thc close of the
criminar' Court in Charleston, on thc
23d,- sentenced four colored men to
death for murder-Dennis R. Bunch
and George, Hoyle and Jordan Ilar
dce, brothers.
Cur word for it, there is no better
place to stop in Columbia than Rose's
Hotel, A free omnibus from thc
depot, and good accommodation nt
thc hotel are always found in store
for visitors to tho city.
T. Kehn <fc Brothers are doing a
thriving business. It is a matter of
congratulation with us that while onr
local advertisements are limited in
number they are also select. Wc
have no scruples in recommending
Kolm, Kort john and Dukes. Tho
public soon learn in whom to place
confidence.
The passenger trains on tho S. C.
R. R. will pass through Orangeburg
ns follows ;
Day, from Charleston, 10.18 a. m.
44 from Columbia, 7.30 p. m.
Night, from Columbia, 11.53 p.m.
" from Charleston, 2.20 a. m.
Wo learn that a petition has been
presented to thc Governor, signed hy
many of our citizens, and all thc
prominent members of tho bar, urging
the commutation of thu sentence of
Gowan Ueud, to imprisonment for
life. Such action by the Governor
would not bb regarded so much an ex
hibition of Executive clemency as a
mitigation of a harsh sentence.
C. ID. Kortjohn proposes to discon
tinue thc retail liquor business after
tbe 1-Glh inst. Wc woidd call atten
tion' to his" advertisement, found in
another column. We take pleasure
in recommending Mr. Kori john to the
public. Thbati who give bim a call
need no advice where to procure iirst
claas articles at thc lowest rates.
On the I'Oth of this month the peo
ple ol' Orangcburg arc to wineSs a ter
rible sight.- Two young men, Gowan
Heed and William Auld, neither ol
them over twenty-one years of agc,
ate to be publicly executed.- Circo m
stances seem to indicate that neither
ia guilty Of n premeditated!, cobb
blooded murder. It is to bc hoped
thal this fearful spectacle will have an
influence to deter others from t.ie|
commission of similar crimes.
We notice that Mr. Mcllichamp re
tires fromf the editorial management
of the Orangeburg Times'. This we
regret, as bc is evidently a gentleman
of culture and integrity, and with* alt
Of liberal and' conservative views.
We arc glad, for bis Sake, bc has
other and, we trust, more profitable
business.- A mun who edits a news
paper ought to have leisure to relish
this literary recreation, and roust ex
pect Icicles instead of coppers for bis
compensation. The following is Mr.
Mcllichamp's valedictory :;
u Finding that my increasing du
ties as teacher anti1 surveyor (remand
my undivided attention, I feel called
upon to resign my position in the
Times willi this is'suc.
Injny editorial control of tire pa
lier 1 have endeavored, in my feeble
way, to advance tliose principies
of pure and liberal democracy,
which, in the language of Jellcrson,
mean, * equal and exact justice to all
men, of whatever ?late or persuasion.'
these rtews, 1 Imvtv ti?vci-given any;!
serious :?;:?.-*?(%, rn-, being thoroughly:)
s?t i *i lied with theil soundness um!" iib |
ii ni a.! i? 1 ri II mph
44 Of couis?, a fl cr H?rVj i'su? I' will
have no intKieuce in the conduct id
tlie paper. I nt. i cini at lc:?st indulg? i
ibu hope ibal de- cbaii ah ch i hov. i
vacate may bc un.ie worl.ir.lv fdic ''."
Wa gladly give ?dace i'i ou; r ?i .
limns t.i 'bc card of oui' p.'jai n.i
published in thc last issue of the Nev j?, j
We pre-ni me tin'-. "'complaint.-. 'j
will soon cease nuder ?he new .
rangeiuenls made In our postiiias-e-,
hut wc do hope la- will j Ute li the
wi.-dics of lin; people by opening th
olllcc on Saturday nigh', so thal the
Colmnhiu mail eau bc delivered Indore
thc following Monday :
? CA KO.
Numerous complaints with rega??
to Hie postollieu under ?nv control,
having come to my cars? il i* dui? ii?
Ibu public and to myself thal un ex
planation bc made.
On account of hail health, which
disabled inc, und ou account of th -
loss of the valuable services ol' Mr. J
S. Bull, whose system and ability in
sured my respect and eoulldetice. in
tho entire management of the otlicc,
I was obliged to obtain a deputy fa
miliar willi thc routine of btiHincss,
and securing Mr. Ezekiel, removed
the otlicc to his store, that he might
give thc more undivided attention to
it. Had Mr. Bull not received a net
ter oller than I could afford lo make 1
would still have had his valued help.
And had hu remained with mc, I
would not have removed thc ellice.
Had my own health been .?elter, I
might have seen less occasion to move
thc oiDcc.
W. E. WILLIAMS, P. M.
Bishop Haven.
Bishop Haven has just made us
one of his welcome visits. He
preached ut Charleston Centenary
Church on Tuesday night of last week,
to a large and deeply-interested con
gregation. On the following day he
visited the Claflin University, giving
words of cheer to the students, who
always anticipate his vi ni ts with more
than ordinary pleasure. Thc Bishop
endures Hie peculiar phases of this
Southern life and labor with remark
able physical vigor, and au cxhausl
lcss fund of cheerful good nature,
t owtw?< I. i v i?Sfc? ? \ M?WHIM matoo -.-TU* ?j?fT*mrt? v ! v .
! which seemingly rend?is it pleasant
! for himself as well as others. Ile is
j hound to win in spite of .Southern
prejudices. Wc only wish his mean?
iu all respects were equal to his inter
est in our work. None of our young
preachers would lack for books or the
means of improvement, and our
churches and educationalional insti
tutions" would be above all pecuniary
ctnbarassincnts.
STATE ITEMS.
There was quite a large fire in
Florence on thc 27th ult. Thc house
and store of Mr. A. W. Lyons were
destroyed. Loss, 831.000.
The grand jury of Lexington
County have increased the retail
liquor license from fifty to two hun
dred dollars:
Thc Town Council of Rock Hill,
for thc present, year, bas fixed the re
tail Hqtior license at S300, and thc
quart license at S1?0.
Coloi el L. C. Northvop'.bas been
employed, by thc Attorney General,
to assist thc solicitor in disposing ol
thc heavy criminal docket in Edge
Held.
Hardy Solomon's store, in Colum
bia, was broken into on Monday, am
a small sum of money and n detached
coupon were stolen-.
Mr. E. A. Scott, wdio for severa
years' hns bean the postmaster at
Newberry C. H., has been removed
Mr. Scott bas given general sat isl ac
lion in his conduct of the olllce, es
pecially among the business men.
A young miss,- of fourteen, ot Co
lumbla, S\ C., who is good at twisii
I'rcation, has compounded 307 word;
from the letters composing the won
14 Charleston." How is that for i
variety ?
The Phoenix says ? 44 The nll-iui
portant question now is, wdio will ste)
into the Comptroller General's shoes
The naines of the candidates arc lc
gion-General Stolbrand, Colone
Fillcbrown, Lieutenant,Colonel Dunn
Major Jones ami Captain Link
Tim names of thc privates are om it let!
.lack Lee, who was under thc stn
p ..o- being :u jdii" !c<( ?ji thy ir.l?
der of thc ?d*l cd.nod man. IM ?II.
liicklcy-i at tho ? !veu-inde post, litvs
Columbia ? lid? i-d hi msc! I', td
pLsiVtVlv '?. !_:..!? HI vol, Lccdehh
tun ing an . lb:,:.; lo do willi lh;.i ilia
ionian ; say i h? cud pr-?'C :iii ..'."
The Two N?vvsbpys>
While passing along UMI.S1I?UU??
street oin.eui ng. n/y! aruliiiioi) Wi
io bis compaiii??n >
'.?Say, (. h uidic, ho? rr a h mi un
ji:l> e \? ii: mu b .. -.:..... i"
" ifllt \ -ti\ ! lUilS."
I ...}t.;i v ! ; ?nit >o? L)..ii'i n
your moi her b >>. nm-.-h you ha
.mule} keep pun ol' il yimraullV'
Tin* little fellow straightened u
and, with great eiirnc'stness, i
claimed :
..Do von think I would teil ;
mother a In- ?"
Turning io tbf little fell iv ?villi
approving s-i--b-,- I - ii .. t'liat
light, tu\ lilil? bo\ ; aUvav.s Jell i
..nub."
Noble lillie fellow I if he ?iindi'?
that principle of truth, he in HA ri
from his humble position lo one
ust fulness and honor.
Honest boys make honest nit
and honest men make happy bonn
?<>od citizens, fair dealers, true Chi
Hans, and just b'gi.tlalors J while d
honesty fills the land with sn tieri
and wickedness, and peuples jads a
prisons with holli joting and o
Could granite wulls ami iron b:
speak to us, they would tell us t
sad fate of thousands who beg
their do.vnwnrd career by deceivi
and lying? This isa wicked nndp
verse generation, and honest men ?
hurd to find. Children, if you w
to shun the downward ruin j if y
wish to be successful and respecte
if you wish to make glad the heart
your parents; and, above all, if y
wish to please j*our Heavenly Fath
tell thc troth, for 44 Lying lips arc
abomination to thc Lord ; but tl
thal deal truly ure His delight."
HEALTH SKKHKUS. It is sahl ll
.Jacksonville, Floridans overrun w
Northern visitors, so that hotels t
boarding-houses arc uncomfortn
crowded. Those who seek health
that section have to pay a dear pi
for it. Thc people will learn in lil
that other sections of thc South
more favorable for health.
.??ri tmiiwiwi wwwu MK maw
Publisher's Notices.
-Hov. Mr. Hlakely is an authorized
agent hu i ni- paper.
-A. \V. Pinckney, of Branchville, ls
ali nuinoHze t agent for this paper.
New Advertisements.
Sen o COMMISSIONER.' School
C nmissi or Phillips has his ofllce
il t on Thursdays and Fridays ot
erich vv< t lc. His examinations are on
the (Ind Monday of each month,
jau. ??0-tr
C. 0 KO RT JOHN
?les (he intention of
rri:H3 TKADE
?a fresh suppl}' of
-AND
l'.? hi -?OK l'ED STOCK of GEN
1 : H?NDIGE, consisting 0|
MY GOODS,
silOES. HATS, Ac, &c.
< : ; . . ?eel Frtiits,
OYSIEKS.
- v H DI NES.
PEA? HES.
TOMATOES.
Choice Groceries,
li \ ah. Coffee,
iked. Sugars,
lififetl. Teas,
Heel". Till Ware.
of all Kinds,
p. iiii? SniokhurTobacco,
Koli, o' \ Ciiewlnjtf Tobacco,
Men] Liquors,
.le and Sugars.
I . . , nil ed barrels of Flour tc be
s, , ?vifi blrry days.
hazlitt & Co's Bitters.
C. D. KORTJ?IIN.
in ir. Keb 27, 1S75.
j '..JKKS,
1er in all kinds uf
I) a . and Medicines.
lias bad Nine Years Experi
aiitl Med'u iues anti ihuroiih
I in a '
sss Drag Blore.
' m'en;;.... paid !" ibu ,-i?ni
l???.Hl <. i.U .?..> t.'tio ur
* ; I St' rv.
:. Keb. j:5 :
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I'lir hiiiiin D.iy l'u?8cngcr Trains, which
;. ... . \ M. ami arrive ?it 11.30 P. .M. will
('li Itifton ai?l Itratiiiliville) ?top univ
I nt I? ?ml Ueoin?*'a- This appliee buln
. lown trina.
? Ky iii in . Sithtt'inlu ii ?IOHO connection will
! ' ... i thc (.'lui Inllf, Columbia ?un? All
i . .... ?J ii 1 ai ?ii.-ir CJroM?inj near ( '..luiiiiiiti.
.iii lint li un* for through Columbia
II nick ?1 ?eheilnta 10 Washington
.- rill.18 liv th.'oihur ronto.
. r '. nu all night Irwin*. Ua-^guge
. Un >*h ?. S SOI.OM* "NM,
? ficuh.?s, ?J. T. A SuruuiutcnUont.
Ki'b, ....
A v. Dst tory of Fashion, Ploasuro
"nd Instruction."
I I i ip er's 13 azar?.
i LUSTRATED.
iv- y>\ ?
ViUicvs of thu Priss.
1 I; / nt is edit i'd with ?1 eontribn
. i ?iud ndciu linn we sehloui
an; j air nu I; mid Hie journal It
el I i i roan nf I hu great world ol
Uoston TttivtUer.
I'll lt AZ vic cniuuit'iids itself lo every
? i t ibo household-to thc child
eon, the drud ?11.d pretty pictures, 10
- : ' i . ladies by ils faslilou-philes lu
. i-li. . variety, io Mn? provident mal ron
In li riis forI lit; children's clothes,
t? patin tan.illa.? by itstiislci'ul ik'siyrns for
Islippurs and luxurious dress*
m - Hut (lie reading matter ni
Hu is iii.iroriiil.i ol' great excel
. i ? paper bas acquired a wide
.1 ur tin? fireside enjoyment it
wt .. . '. ?'. Keening Post.
r ID 1?. J>I S :
ye ee to oil Subscribers in the
United Stutes.
II.Mi r.11 .> llAZAR, ono year.$l,ro
M.? Im-lnitoi prepayment of U. S. postage by
Ipr pulilir-latr?.
S, h, criptioit? to Harper'* Magasine, Weekly,
m i Him, io omi iiililrcaH fur otro your, t lu.Ou ;
or, two of Hitrpur's l'orioilloala, to ouc uilUroM
toi 01 i - . J" 00; poblngu free.
> i ' oliy ol uittior Hie .Maga/ino, Weok
l\ ,>. ll itin will bo Hiipplieil gmtin for erery
i'm. ?: hvr ?ttlr.<cribui'n ul f4.Ott each, In one
. M mri r, sb* Cnpto? for OJ.Oo, wltb'out
v - i co- . 111 -1.1 ti. 1 fieu.
i tu ' tiru e.in tn- atippMcit at nay Hine.
j noven oliniie.i ol llinper'n linear, for toe
. .. US, ?I?, ?.0, '71, >?.:, Ta, 'H. uleganlly
boi ?nu .'. II morocco cloth, will he ?-eut hy
osiiri - liuiKUt prvpahl, tor *7.<i> each.
N .< . ?1... i ? tiru not to copy thU udvertise
.ion! .mu thc exprenb oiilura ot' llAitrEitJt
Uuo.^rii- AuilreH?
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There is soo? to be ii paper entitled as
above, issued from this oillce, and pub
lished in tlieinlereslsof the M. E. Church
in this portion of our work1.
Since thc unwise removal of the
CharlcMon .Advocate, our work-has been
enlarging and extending in lids section
and demands multiplying for a local or
gmi. Tlie Charleston .ddrocnje was for
two years published in Charleston. It
was during this eventful period in thc
history id* our cause tn the South, one ol
the most important auxiliaries of our
work. Its removal left a vacant place
here which has not since been lilied. It
is an old saying,k* that blessings brighten
as tliey take their Hight.*' This was cm
phutlcaUy true in reference to our duper
tor this coast. Many were taken by sur
prise at bs sudden removal and were
anxious for its return. If wc lind been
as fully advertised of the wants and
wishes of the people in this section, be
fore thc transfer of that paper to Atlanta,
Ga., as we were after it was done, it
would never have gone from us. The
Methodist Advocate is a good paper and
ably coud neted, but it is too distant from
tlie Atlantic coast to meet our local wants
in this section. Our work on lids coast
differs in sonic particulars from our work
in the section of Atlanta, or the valley of
the Mississippi. Its peculiar phases can
not be met by those who live at a dis
tance bom us, and are not conversant
with the. exigencies and demands of this
section. The people will have greater
interest for
Their Own Paper,
that lives and sympathizes with them than
eau lie tl wak cued tur one coming to them
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parai Vi? strangers.
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Land! -Argent,
Tbc undersigned lins opened an. office for tb*
SALE Of LAND.
Portions bavins' KCAL ESTATE to dispose of
will do well to register tho came for sale.
Large farms subdivided and' Bold in either
large or small parcels.
Good farms for salo at from two to Ave dollars'
per acre, on easy terniB.
AUGUSTUS B. KNOWLTON,
l,tf Orangeburg C. En; S.C.
?Jgt A. WEBSTER,
TRIAL JUST 101,
Business faithfull)* and promptly nt
tended to.
rsCS*~ OFFICEfor the present in xoith. A. B.
KNOWLTON, Esq.,
Ornngcburg. Jan. 23, 1875.
jyjT^ENKE & MULLER,
Merchant Tailors,
AND DEALERS IN
31 EN'S YOUTH'S
AND
BOY'S CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, &c.
298 KING STREET, Corner of Went
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