LOCAL.
F. 1*. BEAIID, Associate Editor.
Church Services.
Presbyterian (Hiu^hffServicOB at 10J A. M?,
niui ;.''P.IM? Sabbnth School at 8 A. M.?
Prav?'r(moeting Thursday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
He.-/. J. IK Browne, Pastor.
Church of the Redeemer (Episcopal)?Ser
vice^ On the yd and f>th Sabbath of every month
at lOj A. M. ami 5 P. M. Sabbath School 9
A. SI. Rev. B-iMcUichiun^ Rector. .
Methodist Cluirch?Services at 10] A. Ms
nnd'8 P. M. Sabbath School at 8J A. M.?
Rev, P. Au'd, postOr.
Lutheran Clutpch?Sabbath School at 9 A.
De 1'. A. DanUtcr. Superintendent'
Mr. Kikk Robinson is authorized to
collect and receipt for advertisements and sub
he/iptionn to the Times.
====?-1 r ? . ??? T
Uriflin & lloiiinan, Advertising AgLs., No.
' 1, South 'street; Baltimore, Md., are duly au
thorized to contract for advertisements nt our
lowest rates. Advertisers in that city arc re
quested to leave their favors with tins house
?Rev, JohnJ. McBri^e preached in
the Presbyterian . Church at this place
Just sabbath.
?The Camp-meeting at Cattle Creek
commences tomorrow.
* Havk your cards and circulars print
ed at this ofliec.
SuDD&i Dkat-.?Mr P. II. Flani
gnn died very suddenly last evening
about 8 o'clock, from Die effects of an in
vmiperalo use of liquor, lie was in ap
parently good health a lew momenta b?
foro his-death.?pC.\.noi,iN-r\x.
- ?>. ? ~ to
This weeks issue of the Times h do.
layed about 3 hours, owing to the sud
den illness of our foreman. Our friends
?will pardon our appearance, consider
ing the above.
There will bo a meeting of young men
at tho Presbyterian Church to-morrow
evening, at 8 o'clock, for tho purpose of
organizing a young men's prayer-meeting
SoL*ietv.
"We received per Express; on last Fri
day, a vc/e fine and luscious watermelon,
grown and presented to us by J. W.
Fuirev, Esq., of Branchvillc. Air. Fuircy
certainly has something to boast of in the
melon line, judging 1'roTn the specimen
sent us. It is the largest We've seen in Or
angeburg, and will stand a fair chance of
winning the premium of six months .sub
scription to tno Times, offered hy us some
time since. Who sneaks imxt ?
Tur. CoIouki) Ei.kmkxt.?launders
tho colored (Iran elector, who abandon
ed the Republicans in Maryland, writos
A hat "over a thousand colored people at
tended the Wehlen, North Carolina;
meecting, and that bo doe.-not find, as has
been reported, that the colored men are
?by any means united ins.ippori of Clrunt."
A letter has been addressed to Mr. ??ni
ijor, signed by one hundred Colored mcn. j
referring to the political situation, and
without naming-any preference or in.cn-;
turning candidates, asking his advice to
tho colored people.?[Ropublieen.
? ? i??. -
"Tin-; Young Caiiet."?A now mnga
'/.ine conn's to our table this mouth, and
command*) our favorable comment for
its -neat appearance and splendid table
of contents. Its Editor; George W.Wal
lis, contributes the first chapters of a
brilliant Serial, while Dr. J. Q. Rice com
mences a scries of Sketches of oar popu
lar authors, the first of which is of "Oli
iver Optic." It also contains shorter
elories, poems, articles on science, n-at
ural history, biography, travels, home
amusements, &c. No family should be
without it. Price only 75 cents a year.
Published by Willis* ? Ilyntr, Po"ugh:
keepsie, N. Y.
'Ali j) L" A
i.mi'ouikks an0 hi:aj.i:i:s in
Pancy 05-oods,
Notions,
Fancy Kress goods,
Hosiery
?-lbves,
Laces,
ladies' Cloth Cloaks
Worsted Oroods,
Trimmed Hats
Millinery and Straw
Goods
0,3 EVERY DE-SIPTKIOX.
No. 27 Haync Street,
Charleston, S,'C
12-?mo
GEO. W. WILLIAMS &G ().,
F! A O T < > 11 S ,
CHURCH STUFET, '
Charleston, S. C.
? l-?&t ' ?? if. 8 vs.
News Items.
The Golden Age takes a survey of the
political (Held, and gives Gkhki.ky- 194
and Gn ant G7 electoral votes, with 105
dotbtful: so giving Grant tho benefit of
nil tho doubtful votes', ho would only
have 172, against Gueely's 191
Mr. A. T. Stewart, of Now York, sent
his check fhr ?25,000 to Hon. Ethan
Allen on Saturday last, and authorized
him to draw for 675,'>00 more, if neces
sary, to aid in the election of Grcely and
Brown.
Senator Schur/, is about to open tho
eampnin in St, Louis, and follow in the
line of Senator S immer in exsposing
und commenting on Grant's record* lie
proposes to prove that in the Franco
German war Grant took the side of
France, and is, theaeibre, entitled to no
German support in this country. He
will further charge that the President
entered into a compact with some of his
friends to sell arms to France.
The Ney York Sun. of Friday, says;
The Now Orleans Times says: "Gen
eral Pillow is for Grant.' "\\ c are glad
to hear this, as General Grant will want
a pillow when ho is put in bis little bed
next November."
Three colored members of the North
Carolina Legislature, that have been sup
porting Grant, have declared for Grcely.
Their ham es are Le.'-ry, of"Cumberland;
Cawtbord, of Warren, and Relivis, of
Grenville.
There are but fifty-two Grant men in
tho town of Lansing; Iowa. Al! tho old
'?still' backs" of the Republican parly are
for Grcclcy, and the rank and ^!o go
with Xhem.
alex. y. lee,
ARCHITECT
ColnmLia S. O,,
CHINA HA&&.
WMo B. STMLEY,
IMl'ORTUR AND DKAT.KU t"
U1IJNA, GLASS AND liAUTII'KXWAliK,
SUtxr-jfln'e I, Itrilntinin nnd\Tnp(inncd ]\rurr,
T a bib Cut) c r y , M i r r ? r a,
a .1 s- /?? / x t i; n i: s,
Iiouinc-b'tmrasitino Goons (Si:kxi:ai.i,y.
NEW GOODS.
SPIUNO i&.
At the p?puhir Dry Goods Mouse of
OD. T^OVJC cfe CO;
We are now showing all the new styles in
Dress Good}*, Kmbroideries, Lai cs, Trimmings,
Cesimcrs mid ( lot Iis, Hosiery ami Gloves,
I'l'.titr, Cambrics, Carpels, Matting, Window
Shades, ite.
Qafl bti~jnc-s is conducted on the one price
s\-tcin. We keep only standard tunlecs of
Goods,and .- II them at uniformly Low Prices.
Orders from the country will be tilled with
Cip utmost care.
llurguinii this week. npr 27 Unto
Jewelry, Watches and Silverware
Sames aijax,
No. 307 KING STREET,
Invites special attention to his new,
huge and elegant stock of
Leonine, Opera Neck and Vest Chains,
may 8-3 mcs.
SPZiCXAXa 7SGTXCH
to
s u n O R J) I N A T E 1)1 VIS IQ N s.
Ort :< i: OF G. S , G. IX. c.f S. (".,
Coi.CMiUA, S. ('., Nov. lsTI.
Orders tu - Supplies of every description di
rected to this office will be promptly attended
to, and the Supplies furnished at tho same rate
as in New York or boston.
THOMAS J. LaMOTTR.
?1- Grund Scribe.
Carolina
LIKE INSURANCE COMPANY.
I'.itroni/.e Southern < 'oinpanics as Southern men.
Tlic'Carolina bile is represented by sncb men
as Jell. Davis and ll'adc Hampton; it needs no
other rcconunendation. General John IK Ken
nedy is the GencTiil Slate Agent, K. W.Sicbcls,
Agent in charge of the office at Columbia, S. C.
apr 27 mno
WU KX I rT l fj Ms.
.ii i y?i? 1 i s -1 1 11 * CS,
Main Street, between Lady and Washington,
Columbia, S. C.
Parlor, Chamber, Diniiig-Poom, and all
Kinds of furniture, from the be>t manufacture
N? \v York, Ilaltiinoro und Philadelphia,
apr 2ti >3mo
SP? (Mill.
_
Wm. ftEatthiessen. -
FINE CLOTHING & TAILORING.
nous E ,
No. 291 King St. Corner Wcntworth,
Charleston, S. C.
Oilers an elegant supply of Spring
CLOTHING, for men youths and hoys,
of New Styles, at moderate prices.
Furnishing Goods in great variety.
Agent for the Gibs' Star Shirts.
Tailoring Department supplied with a.
ful line of desirable and seasonable
Cloths, Cassimcrcs and Vestings, which
lillbo made up to order in fine style.
npr 10-omos.
DRUG- STORE!
For the liberal patrc.tnge which I have Uhu?1
far received from the citizens of Orangebarg
and the confidence shown in me by very num
erous friends, I take the opportunity of express
ing my sincere gratitude in the "OrangcbuVg
Times." The encouragement of past patron
age nod kindness induces a strong faith hi1
f'jtilro ?licjess,ntld, while thanking my friends
for past favors, J can oiutiro them that notbing
will be left undone to deserve4heir continuing
patronage. My store is essentially a Drug
.Store; where will be kept such Drugs and Medi
cines id one, as I will warrant genuineand Pure.
i have arranged to supply my ci stomcrs with
Medicines of the very best quality nflbrded in
the market. 1 avoid all cheap useless articles,'
and yet my prices shall he as reasonable for
valuable, good, fresh Medicines as anybody's.
I hi vi to the Physicians of the District to call
and examine for themselves. They are judges
to whose opinion 1 submit. Semi your orders
and they will 1k> filled to y?itr tfatisfHCtkm.
Just received a stock of pure., medicines
consisting of Laudanum, Paregoric, Chstor Oil
Sweet Oil, Kpsom Salts, iGYcain. Tartar, Carb.
Soda, Arc, Dye Stulls, Paints and Ilrushcs, Con
centrated Lyo, Patent Medicines of all kinds.
Just call at tlic iSbuthcrii Drug .Store on ttus
scJLS'treet, und you will be sure to get what you
want. A. C. DYKKS.
WHIT SO TKS1?
want it?
BECAUSE the Home Shuttle Sewing Ma
eiiine, for SJ5, is not only cheap, but war
ranted to io do any kind of work done by a 370
Machine. SM7 will git yo'ti a handsome-Ma
cbin.', with table complete/ DoKullS id' them
running in Orungebnrg and giving perfect Kith
"VaYLOH'S PRIZE MEDAL COTTON
GINS on band IO Saws, I, 1"> Saws, 1, ?l)
Sav/s; wai raaUt' iiid sn'd at Eactorv Prices,
lOlIN A. HAMILTON.
June -~>.
THE PEOPLE'S BAKERY,
KKMoYLD TWO DOOKS KAST OP
J. P. HARLEY'S
W Mcrc "'" w'" ',0 n!,l,I,.v to pcrve bis for
V * nier customers with
F I X K G A X I> I K S .
CONFE?T 1 ()X AIM KS,
FRUITS AND
x i: ts
and TOYS of every "description, and at prices
to suit tin- limes.
1 also keep constantly on baud
EI5KSII ItitEAl/,
CAKES of everv description,
PIES, &V.
Prices reasonable.
ALSO,
WKDDLYG OAK 12 prepared wi.b gnat
care (o ?iil the most fastidious tastes.
Tbc PATUONAGK of my friends and fel
low-citizens i> respect fill I v solicited.
TJIOS. \Y. ALUKUGOTTL
.July Hi, 1S72 -1W if
J. A. FI'NARS
Wo are now opening one of the most derivable
slocks of
It V O O fi> S
over oll'ered in ibis market, consisting of the
moot popular styles of
D R E SS G O O I) S,
LACKS,
irish lin hns,
HOSIERY,
oft >yi:s,
With a full and complete stock of heavy
0ASS1MEKES,
LINSE YS,
.SHEETINGS and
si nit vinos.
r uk.- ML\W nsFiM .? ;Xlln.,
i) Y ER AND SC< )UR E 11 O V G E NT'S
COATS, RANTS AND 11 ATS. tfcc,
Cll.t RLESJTpN, S. C.
ESTADLtSJlKD IN 18?1.
Campaign Paper.
1872. - 1872.
THE
A WEEKLY
FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
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Published every Wednesday at
ORANGEBURG C. II , S. C
RY
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TELKGRAPII KEWS; MARKET
REPORTS, sumnuiry of FOREIGN
news, choice LITERATURE, P(?kti:v
und Srix iAs coLUMNf? for the Wjiricu.
tur.nl population of our Stute und county
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make
TUE TIMES,
one of the best local papers in the Stute.
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for each subsequent insertion.
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same as advertising rates.
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twelve months will be contracted for at
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JOIS PRINTING,
In all its departments,
NEATLY EXECUTED.
FRANK V HEARD,
Publisher and Proprietor.
CEKTML ?IOTJ2I*,
( P L A I N S T It E E T ,)
COLUMP?IA, S. C.
Hoard - -$2 Per Da\
20- uin p. H. CLAYTON, Proprictof.
W. Jc DcTrcville,
A T T O R N B Y A T L A W .
Office at Court House Square,
Orangeburg,;;. C.
inch 13-lyr ,
. J. OLIVEROS,
FINE TOILET SOAPS, FANCY JIAIR AND TOOTI1
RRUSHES, PERFUMERY AND FAYCY TOILET ARTICLES,
TRUSSES .A.jST.0 STIOXJLI^l^I^-Bll^VCJ :S,
UB38S 3ND GARDEN SEEDS.
FAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, AND DYE-STUFFS,
LottOr-Papcr, Pens, Ink, Envelops, Glass, Putty, Carl on Oil, Lamps and Chimneys
PHYSICIANS* ritH>CUjrTIONS yloci-UATKLY CoMl'OCNOKO:
The Citizens' Savings Bank
OF SOUTH aAROLIjST.A.'
ORANGEBURG BRANCH. .
Wifl pay 7 PER CENT. INTEREST on SPECE4L /DEPOSITS and G PER CENT, en 83 V
INGS DEPOSITS, Compounded .Semi-annual ly.
Local Finance) Committee.
H?n. TIIOS. YV*. CLOVER.
Col. PAULS. FELDER.
inch 19-1 y
Capt. JOHN A. HAMILTON.
1 ? JAS. H, FOWLES,
' Assistant Cashier.
TICK UNIVEFSAL LIFE
I N S U R A N 0 E COMPANY.
69 Libertv Street. New ITorli.
The Original Stock Lifo Insurance Company of the United St*aJ,
O E F I C E R M :
WILLTAM waiter, President.
IIENMlY.T.lMntP,ER,VioL-Presidenf. JOHN II ^^Y^t^^rl ?
tiEOlUiE L. MONTAGPIJ, Actuary. D. W. LAMP.Elvl. M D., .Medical Lzan.V
TnLs Company Oirers the Following Important Advantages to ttiosrt About
' " EjlecUng Insurance on their Lives.
1st. Insurance at Stock Kate*; being from 20 to 30 Per Cent. less than the Rate, charged by
M3r^u?U^ U iregahled as a Sioclcholdcr, to the extent of one Annual Premium
on his Policy, aial will ?liare in the P.-olits of the Ooaipanv -o the same extent as a Stockholder
ownimr an equal-amount of tho Capital Stuck. . ....
?Id Kverv Policy Issued by the Company u non-forfcitable, and cOftttuiui a C la two staling n
exact Surrender Value.
Hi.KemK Ikif?nixa Vorn Life on Acouvrtxo rnr. Aui.xcv or axt Comcan^
READ THB E^OIi^OWING jj
\ 1 n-ibciu d expOrti m e has demonstrated that the latcs of Premium ordinarily charged tir
I if In urauee Companies are fro u twenty-five to ihirty per cent, in excess of what uro ptcccwian
f, r n f<i -'iiitl legitiu?itu conduct of? tho business. In other words, carefully and prudcntlv muH
- I n>iu?> mh si barging "Mutual" rates have been ablcUu return to their policy-holders from
??3 to 30 per cent; of the amoifhi ohrirged for premiums _
" When I ife Iniuranoe Coinpai 1*? were hwt organized, the reliability of the data upon which
il r miums v. re cowt?Wt?l Had not undergone the test of experience. It was thought, ihm- .
ie n,i more tli m e< mmoti prudfeticc to adopt a scale of premiums which would, iuanv event,
t .11 the riv tum d and miforseeii contiagencies o> tho business;
\ loiitt tu? the mailer was ii volvcd in some doubt, it was better to fix the rate too high than to
in'or the risk of making it I Of' low; localise, in the fori) er case, the tiwr could be easily remt
>?' i ,. i ,.? j? part by returning t<? ihe policy-holders, at certain intervals, euch portions of thu
prcnibiin ciiargeU a* was round iuiuscc&Kiry for the purposes of the business and :hc complete
security of the Company;
E
Experience, however, having ratWacgorily demonstrated that these rates are excessive, whal
possible excuse can there 1* for ni.uMauung thein ? ... ?..,,..
Vvailing themselves ol this cxjicricncv, the Directors and Managers of the Uitinmal Life fn
toiwiMtwv ai its organization, adopted a scale 01 premiums in accordance therewith", und
' * . < I.-?.. 1 I.1 ..II ?1...? ....... .. .... ... -1_. .1.1. . ' .
lrcineiits of
Mu
tual Companies. ?V 1 I , a , ,
It also appeared, inasmuch as the rates so established were as near as could possibly be deter
which has proved to be fair r.?d adcnitate, ami all that was necessary to meet the requirements
the business, These premiums arc iibont tweuty-livc per cent, lower than those charged by AI
nctl fair nitc*..anil not ia exi-ess of what Insur tneo luw previously cost t!,e policv-hoblcrs iu
l/,i/i((il Companies, that any profus arising IVOni pradent intuiagejiieiit justly and properly be
longed to the stockholders of the Company, lor the risk Incurred by them hi undertaking tie
)UExiicrione<) lias shown that there arc sources of profit in the practice of tlw business which
thcorii will not admit of being considered iw elei.-ients in the calculation of die premiums. Thcno
rcs?p from ? saving in the mortality of be m sntU-ra ol a Company owing to the mediwd sekx?
lien of good lives, a gain in interest on the im cstmenlfl ol lie. Company over that assumed in
t?i? calciihUion of its premiums the profits dcuvabJc from the lapsing and suirendcr of Policies
|,'v the aieinbers, and from oilier .minor souiccs.
I * profits from these sources, in a ctmiptuiy possessed of n capital of ?200,C0p; and I'oinga fair
iimount of business, would give to me stockholder* dtyuletuls largely in excess of what wero
I counted on by the Directory of.tho^tiiiiwwd it tlie?iwe <?i ^^^?don. Tl ty hayo, there.
I a.re, determined
' iiceruiug froai U
! holdcri
nolicv holders of the Cofttl>ariv a large part <.f the profiU
.i to <;:;;;:v.\,;!;;;r S'.wi.ii luve bc.aof.ie u-u, iiiyM aW* u.e Vt<.ck
. ,. ? i ... follows: Kverv person who may koriviftcr issun?
"^hcJilan adopted tor such.^^"^Vi?visiom betreatwl aH a Btockliolder to the extent of
with the UnhrrMlxsiWt ??? | \>Ji\y. ?,?/ ?,// xhtm .<( the projil? oj the Connxtmj to precMy t,,e
one Annual P??"??^ VR^w ,? ,^1 t-?onnt *fjh? cupiM^L
Mme este?l - ? ^ ' .SkhuU with the ('.?..ov,/, the policy-holder secures the follow
p,v tlii? system ol liisurauv?-? v*h>
inainiportaut advantagca j., , r ? .,.?., requiring a primary outlny >,J about Um>ty
Pikst. ^^ftJ^A%\Z*Aar,?d by Ompttnte*, and which is e.puvalcnt m a
to thirty ? iSmlvanS ofthat amount on mutual irdcs. riiw low cost ol nii^tm?
vearlv ?'iRvtdcml .lM"a aii^.L on?ihilwi??w'l?*w'TOWW:"^ rccyi.VL<l preminm? from Iu
woitbv of attention. '.luy. 2 ?, n eycc| i]u. ..in,, amount of insurance in a MH>nal Loni
outiev-b'oblcrs the Bum ol ' h-h . uf^OUO.U?O. Rv allowing its policy-holders to re,
?o?W havi.- tic.ni an - l fj*WW, ^ ^virtually paid them a
lain,in their own w^,w\??,,;.v f- ' - - ?
too, in c' - . r., nistead Of at the end of one or inure veaii
of aAlutual Coinpan); liinushhig insurance at so tow a conti
"dividend" of ?48 1.000, and ffitld it
It is impossible to iuid any ex.aniplo
v... ?.!? vim imuiagement.
?? tuaiey+Mcr* every ^"^{l ?niniiv, and, indepemlMit ofpavdeipation, guai-antee to the
?Hu- low rates ot promio" ? i ^.j^j, |?j,pt ju excess ot the cost m well managed mutual
oUcv-holderdds ?}f ^" ,,Sosea plan of participation in what nwy be considered the Icgiti
eoiupaniesr while, 03 w< ,t\vir. bestili further thn?n)shc<l.
mattprafi1* of the bu'iiy. ' .,-.,?? I?w stock rale and participation in the profit*
? ^fi??vil ttt the EN 1V EES A I. 1.1 EE INSl'RANCE COMPANY ?ItU.M
Mirtince t'.t >!s l"o\ve?t : el" ;d;h "'1 .)(>1(Ull ^ vvpn desire to participate iu the Profit* under iJieW w
, ,;rTho--e of tins exwWW^{ba to the Head Ofliee, or to any of the Agents of the Com?
l>ioi cm do so by makiiig^?in?,?-i
'ft r.?..p.o.y U fn ? *??'/.'""!", '"/ ,,,/s l0 u?b;iitte 140 to 100.
,, p VGENTS WANTED, who will deal direct with the New York
M. c. DUTLBR,
Slate ?ujierbitendent* of Agcoc ca,
olumb)?.S.C.. Ap.il lRb, 1371.
i,:,n.>:
Ol