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MASOrVIC
Birek* Chapter No. 13. R.\ A.'. M.*.?
Will nwt during the present Masonic year
ot tho usual hours, the fnllowin dates:
?April 27th, Mav 2">th, June
fed, August 24th, September 21st, October
ltth, November 16th, December Mth.
8. DIBBLE, M. E. H. 1'.
Gbo. W. BfcUNSOK, Sec.
Siikbedeth Lodge No. 2S, A.'. P.*. M.*.?
"rVill meet each Tuesday at 7 o'clock,
from lit Oct. to 1st April and at S o'clock
from lit April to 1st October on the follow
ing date*. May 6th. June 5lh, July 3d,
August 7th, September -Ith, ' October 2d,
Kevunber 6th, December, 4th.
JAS. F. IZLAR, W. M.
Out. W Bjiuhbon, Sec.
1S75 7m.
r I. O. O. F.
BdiBto Ledge No- 53 - Meets at Odd
Fellows Hall, every Friday evening at 8
o'clock, from 20th March to 20lh Sept. and
at 7.} o'clock from 20th Sept. to 20th March.
JAMES F IZLAR N. (i.
F. DeM A KS, Sec.
Roboccn Ledge?Meets 8 o'clock every
?econd Wedncsdav after nale dav.
A MES F IZLAK X. O.
TOWN COUNCIL.
Tkii Vody meets Jone 8, Sept. 7, Dec. 7.
Mayors Ceurt, held whenever occasion
requirea.
SONS OF TEMFRRANCK.
Orangeburg Division No. "4, meets every
Monday evening in the basement of tin
Praibyteriun Church.
ftioaat.* Carol i it u Itailroatl.
e-rrzoa hours at ohanukhi no okpot.
From 3 o'clok A.M. to 2j P.M. From
8} ?'?look P. M. to M P. M.
GeoJa received and delivered only during
?fSce boura.
V. M. C A.? Rooms on Kussel
fitrec. next to W. K- Crook's Store.
Business Meeting?-Fourth Thursday in
?ac'j month at 8J r. m. Prayer Meetings?
Every Sunday afternoon at OA o'clock, Cora
half kiur oniv, and every Thurau iy even
ing et 3J o'clock.
MORTIMER GLOVER, President.
yt. B. Thompson, Secretary.
Independent Young A met: rn V ire I'.n
gdue CoBpany?Regular Parade? Tuesday
afternoon after first Monday in vat h month.
Regular Meeting At Company Hall
"vTedn<?.->d?y evening after first Monday in
eacl mouth.
SAMUEL DIBBLE,
President'
J. L- BEIDTMAN, Secretary..
EdUto Rifles?Regular Parade?Tuesday
aftjrno;n after second i i.i'av in Jaiituiiy,
April, July, October.
Regular Meetings?Same evening of pa
rade.
Company Drill?Tuesday evening after
irocond Mondav in each month.
S. DIBBLE.
Captain.
F. 8. DIBBLE. Secretary.
patrons of ESiaslmiuSry,
Orange Grange No. 21; meets tin- fourth
Friday in each month at 11 o'clock A. M..
in the Basement of tin; Presbyterian
.('k?re!*.
auf'"* Qrangd ineot?i aar] rlv on '
tfpt Saturdays of Jann?r7 u7\pr iI;.3?Tv nun
October. Hour of m ? intr, 1 o'clock A
M., place of .meeting, lb Raseweat ofth
Presbyterian Church
L O G A. TL..
Bishop Howe will visit the Church
of tbo Redeemer at this place to mor
row the iGth insl.
The South Carolina Conference
met in Columbia on the 12th in t..
n lull delegation.
Judge Wallace will preside over
the next session of Court: to lie held
here on the 1st Monday in January
next.
Our City Fathers arc dig-iug
another- fire well oil Market street
opposite J. Strauss & Co s Mill. A
good move by our big parents.
Our much esteemed Gunny
Treasurer, Mr. Robert Copes, lost one
of bis Children on Tuesday ht<t. He
lias our deepest sympathy.
ana Aldei
)emocratic ticket for Mayor
??d Aldermen of the city ol Charles
ton was elected by a majority ol 3,J>77.
Good'for the Citv l?v the Sea.
It will pay to give Shiiner's Indian
Vermihigc a trial. It will destroy
and expel worms and beau lily the
complexion.
Sold by Dr A.C. Dukes.
Mr. C. D. Kortjohn i.s always up to
the times with his stock of goods
therefore be has not forgot the holi
days in bis recent purchases. Don't
goby Dick's store, if you do you will
regret' it.
CHRISTMAS IS COMIAO?
Call at Mrs. Albetgotti's and look
around and then i uy your fancy
goods, toys, candies and confection
ary for Christmas and Bridal presents,
also, all kinds of nuts and, fresh fruits
at moderate prices.
Mr. A. Fischer is now receiving
large und fresh supplies for the holi
days and general purposes. IIb as
sortment is so complete and largo that
we can only refer you to his ad in this
paper and let you judge for your
selves. Don't fail to rend his notices.
Dr. Hydrick is now comfortably
housed in his new brick building,
where bis old friends and customers
will find him ready at all times to
givo them a pill, powder or saw an
arm or leg off on the shortest notice.
You can find his new storo on Russell
street opposite Mr. C. D Kortjohn.
Mr. Geo. Voso who for a long time
did a thriving business in merchan ?
dizing in thii Town some time ago, is
now buying cotton, paying the high
est market quotation, in cadi, lie
can be louud at tho store of Mr. (J.
D. Kortjohn. Our farmers wilI find
it to their interest to call on Mr Voso
at the above place.
We beg to call the attention of the
ladies to Mrs. Julia Winebcrg's
advertisement in this issue. Mrs.
Wincbcrg visited our Town so no
time ugi>, and gave general satisfaction
to all who patronized her at that time.
We bespeak for Mrs. Win .'berg a
large attendance on her days of sale.
See tulvei tisemeut.
? ?? ? rrj tut.. ?> ? ? ? ^BBHB' U' -
C'upt. Briggmann has just received
fresh supplies for tho holidays. Hie
stoic is full with everything that you
can think of, and with such el ?v ;r
and accomniodating young gcittle
inen as Messrs. Kraut/, und August
Uriggmuun, and I/.lar, we guarantee
that no one will lt'> away fro in the
above store dissatisfied with the goo Is
or prices oflered them. 1 >. ? n't forgot
the place.
.t Mew i:stei:p/sh?
Our young Townsmen. Mr. A. li.
Walker, inform* us that, h? wiil Op ill
up a stock,ol new coods. in the store
recent-y occupied lv Dr. Ilvdrick to
day. Mr W. is an energetic ami
?hserving young man, and we truly
ho; c his efforts, will ct amply a pure
ein ted by his old friends and thnt be
may succeed beyond his expectations.
His advertisement will appear in our
licxl issue.
It bus always been a pleasure to
Cap: Hamilton to be able to oiler to
his many customers and ihn public,
generally pure and fiv.-h goods n t the
most reasonable prices, anil also his
ighost a m to pr< cure from time to
time such articles that would especial
\ ph ase the housekeepers during the
holidays, which are now not far off;
such being the ease, we would advise
??ur renders to - all on Capt. John A.
Hamilton when thoy coin ; into Town
to buy their Christmas,supplies, as
his adv rtisement in this issue will
inform you that he has everything
Vria\-bxffl^TT't wVs\r. " " "
goes to VJlfaTMA?
1 lu Columbia Un/hii r says, Rev.
J. Ii. II;.shell, who has been station
ed in Oiangehurg, as pastor of the
Lutheran Church for some time past,
has received a call to the pastorate of
the Church at Htantou, Virginia, and
leaves forthwith for his new field id
labor. Dr. Ilnskell preached hi
furewell sermon in this Stale at the
Lutheran Church in this city miSu i
day last. The sermon is spoken 01
by I hose who h< aid it as a masterpiece
of c on j oil ion and eloquence. Tin
young pastor carries with him the
prayers and gnou wishes ol ad who
knew him in this Slate.
1). A .Straker, Ksti., the colored
lawyer of this Town went to Colum
bia on Wednesday of this woe': to
ask K.soculive clemency for Vainly
Goblson, sentenced to 10 v sirs in the
Penitentiary at the October term of
Court, I'ui hor-v steal i ig. Governor
Hampton instantly signed the par
don, and Goldsmi i- free once innre.
Mr. Straker .-ays, Governor Hampton
received him courteously, and ex
prtS-ed a strong wish that t ic colored
man should bd protected in all his
rights as u citizen; also tho G iveru >r
expresses a determination to leave no
stone unturned in finding Coleman
who shot Police Mar.-hal Washing
ton i I this Town a lew weeks ago.
< jp Tuesday lust, ihi< town was the
scene of a feud and torr.blo accident
which resulted in the (h ath of one of
our worthy young citizens, Mr. ?. M.
Robinson. While testing the speed
of his horse on the old t Irangobtirg
Koad near where Mr. Tucker recent
ly resided, when the animal bolted
and ran between several pines near
the road in such a manner as to
strike the hind of the rider against
one of the trees. Medical assistance
being near examined the unfortunate
mail and lonnd that Iiis skull was
fractured and that the chances for
bis recovery was beyond eurhly help.
He was taken to his residence accom
panied by two of prominent physi
cians who remained with him until
tho last spark of life w ont out, which
was j about 11 o'clock that night
His funeral was held at the Frosbyto
rian Church on Thursday last. We
tender our heartfelt sympathies to his
relatives und Iiiends.
SC A RCITY OF M?XEY?
There is no doubt but the pescntl
condition of nil kinds of business and
iudustry is fearfully depressed, and
it behooves every family to look care
fully to their expenses. Winter is
coining on when children are liable
to croup, whooping cough, etc. Cough
and colds will prevail everywhere,
and consumption, with other throat
and lung diseases will carry off many.
These diseases should not be neglect
ed. Doctors hills are expensive, and
we would advise our people to use
Boschcc's German Syrup. ?!( never
has failed. Otic hnttlu at 75 cents
will keep your wholu family well
during the winter. Two doses wil.
relieve any case. Kohl in nil towns ill
the United States, a:i I by your Diu;
gists, Dr. A. 0. Dukes. '
ADVICE GliATrS?
The Mon Alexander hi.Steven?
says:?"The Globe Flower Cougl
Svrup has proven a most vaUiabli
remedy to me."
Gov. James M. Smith, of Georgia,
snys :?"1 shall always use it with
perfect c uifidence, and recommend it
J to tin', public as a remedy which will
afford thai satisfaction experienced
by me and iuine. I; excels every
thing fur coughs, coldj and obstinate
lung affections."
ICx-Gov. Brown, of Ga., says: "lit
finds the Globe flower Cough Syrup
?a most excellent r?mcdy."
Such endorsement by our great and
good men deserved the attention of
the aillictcd. Those suffering from
cough, colds and lung affections
should use the Globe Flower Cough
Syrup. It will positively cure con
sum ntion.
For sale by Dr. A. C. Dukes.
IVlarlvet Reports.
Corrected every week by Messrs. I'ei.i.
Jfc Sc..vi 1.1..
Sa i cuoa v, Pcccmber 14, 1s77.
cor rti'N
Middlings.
Low Middlings. fl?VjV
i Ordinary. oj 'a
PROVISIONS
Corn.$ 75
New ("ore. .
Peas. 6")
I- odder, per 100 lbs. <0
Rough Rice. J
Tins standard article is compound
ed with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and as
satisfactory as ever.
It restores gray or faded ba:.r to its
youthful color.
It removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruff. It gives the bend a
cooling, soothing sensation of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
By its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing baldness, and mak
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
As a dressing, nothing has been
found so effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, M.D., State Assa}-er
of Massachusetts, says, "The con
stituents arc pure, and carefully se
lected for excellent qualit}* ; and I
consider it the Best Preparation
for its intended purposes."
Price, Gno Dollar*
Suck?o.g2iam's X5y?
FOR THE WHISKERS.
This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color of the
beard from gray or any other undesir
able shade, to brown or black, at dis
cretion. IL is easily applied, being in
one preparation, and quickly and ef
fectually produces a permanent color,
which will neither rub nor wash off.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL L CO.,
NASHUA, H.H.
feil Ij all CrsgcUti. ?ui Salin la IUUcIaii*
aug 11 ly.
W. B. TREAD WELL
1 ).MNTIST
Will attend to patients at their residents
cither in Town or Country. Address
through Post Office or call on me at resi
dent Coner R?ssel and Tread well Streets,
Prompt attention will he given and satis
faction guaranteed.
W. Ii. TREA?WELL.
nov 3 ly
DENTIS TRY.
Dr. L- S. Wolfe can be found athisotlico
oe -r E/ekicl's More where he is prepared
to execute work on the most improyal
styles, at short notice and at reasonab
prices- All work guaranteed.
iune fto tf.
8ample Hotties 10 cents.
Rcaommendc? by
Hou. Alex. IL Stephen?.
Hon. J.tunes M. Smith, Kr tlov. ofGa
Hon. Jo-eph E. Brown, Ex-Gov. of Ga.
Hon. Robert Tooiubs.
?i?r See circular around Sample Bottle, ft
A.C. DUKES, M A
Sam pie Bottles
MERUEL17S HEPATINL
forthe Liver, 10cents, at
A. C. DUKE"', M.D.
Regular pizc bottle-, $1.
A Sure ( tire for Hispcpsia, Indigestion
ami Liver Complaint.
cot 1'iv.
Qllgar 10 lbs for $1 at
O A. FISCHER'S.
THE
tdtt'.s
tutt'S
SSIWorcIs of Advics,
TUTT'S
tutt'S "respect FULLY off-Tel hv
TUTT'S II. Tctt, M.D., lor many
tutt'SJ^^t ^ I*j1J'jl'^,\jltot' ?[ A""'0"1' 'n
tutt'S am! the tlinniamla of testimonial!
TUTT'S Blvew of their efltcacjr, warrn.tt me
tutt's Wyiitg that they will positively
?I it i cwe ??'! lUWUCS that ??--nlt finin ?
?im?2 aiseseed liver. They sre not rec
i,u ' ' 2om:npi..'? .1 Tor nil tho Ills that iirU.-t
1 ut1 S lnuilitiiitv, bill for DvsjH'psla. .1 nilii
TOTT'S dice, Countlmtt Inn, Piles, Kkln III*
tutt's ea?r?. Iltllo-.e. Colic, Kheuinai'.Mii.
tutt's''"'pHation of the Heart. Kidney
tutt'u Affections, r*eutalcCom|rialiilv?c.,
tim"i>i<- all of which i t from a deranre
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ItITT'SI'triTM VEUETAULE LIVER
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Stood digestion, pound Merp,
[buoyant r-i>ii iih, fin* appHtte.
?nro aobt* of tlio r?"iill? of the
iiko of TUTT'S FILLS.
AS A FAMILY MKOICINK
TUTT'S PILLS A nr. Tilt:
BEST?FEU FEOTLY HARM
LESS.
POLO EVERYWHERE.
PRICE, TWENTY-FIVE CT8.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE
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This unrivaled prepaiwiion has per
formed some ot the most astontshins
cures that nrc r?. corded in the annals c
history. Patients suffering for year1; lir>>
the various diseases of tlie Lung', a '?
trying different remedies, spending tho
sands of dollars in traveling and doctor
ing, have, by the use of a few bottles
entirely t ccoi'crcd their health.
"WON'T GO TO FLORIDA "
Wow York. August 30, 187a.
DR. TUTT:
DearSir:?When In Atkon, lant winter, I uacd your
Expectorant for my cough, f nd rcalircd iiio.c }??; r.;!l:
from It than any thing I eve.- took. leuisowell ?hat
I will not no to Florida next wtntor na I Intor.c'ed.
Send mo ono dozou bottloa. by cxpicsj for ao.n*.
friend-.. ALFItKP C0SIII.VO.
US Weat Thlrty-nrat tf!rott
Boaton, January 11,1874.
ThinocrtlflOB that I have rocommendod the inn of
Dr.Tlltt'o v. xpeetorant for dlscasm of tholunnx
forthe pist two ymn, and to my knowledge matt]
boltlci havo been uaed by my patlenta with ths hap
piest rconlta. In two caae* whore It wna thought con
flrmedconsumptlon had taken place the Expectorant
effected a oure. R. n. BP11AOUB, M.P.
" Weoaa not apeak too highly of Dr. Tutt'd Ex*
peotorant, and for the aako of Buffering humanity
bops It may bcoorao more generally known."? Oiais
TIA* ahvoca ra.
Wold |>y Dnurslst*. IMIro St .00
May C?
1877
c
Ar
IS
COMING!
And everybody in want of
r
iL
And Imlagent v X'Ts ful JPresents goes to the
Popular and Eeli ?ble Emporium
OF
?r^a~l ""6
The ( RO V DS nil! rmtinue lo avail themsolves of the UNIIEAUD
of BARGAINS (dicing in
DRY SCOBS & HOLLLDAY GOODS
Having purchased largely during the lost mouth at
E*
"ST* -
CJLUEs
Feel confident that we sell Goods as CHEAP and CHEAPER than Char
leston, Co umhin, or any oilier So p >rt Town. This is a
Self-Evident Fact
As the St^ek is all NEWLY BOUGHT and will be offered at POSITIVE
? INDUCTIONS during tin- nbvt 30 days.
BUY USEFUL HOLLIDAY GOODS
You tan find for Ladies and Misses
Dress Goods,
Shawls, Cloaks, Sacks,
Gloves, Shoes, Handkerchiefs, Fancy
Writing Paper, If sierv. Jewelry, all ol the best
quality nud at HE Air ON ABLE PiiRES.
For Men and Boys a Niee
Suit of Clothes, :?n Overcoat, Hat, Cap, Neck Tie, Silk Haud
kerchief, a parr of Shoes, or High Top Boots,
Six Bladcd Knife, ami a Double
Gun, or a Six Shoot
er, in
Fact anything you want from a
Striped pair of Stockings to a Market Basket.
A new Lot of BLACK ALP A CCA nt remarkablv LOW PRICES.
Come and Sc.? for Yourself ami we will politely show you through oar
MAMMOTH STOC K OF GOODS.
THEOBORE KOHN,
DRY GOODS EMPORIUM
sept 22 1877 tf
a B?CBB x* ?Bean?? ar?r gr?. ~j^.~krtvxrt *a< tui am -x^.".
PKELIUU'S ItEUEDY
CT" HKS
NEURALGIA,
GOUT AND
NERVOUS HEADACHE.
An internal remedy, which
eradicates (In? cause ul* tin?e dis
eases from the system.
Carelullv prepared froni (he
prescript inn of an eminent phy
sician, and universally regarded m
the most relialde remedy for such
diseases in the world.
DoWIK MOIS1C. cent.
Wholesale Druggists.
Charleston, .S C.
nov 1" Cm
c11rap MOA'EY !
?50,0:i<> for $10.
TTio Coinii'ioTiVvoali h
Piize Distribution Company
Incorporated by Act ol the Kentucky Legis
lature, wi I have their next pnMie Draw
ing in the Public Library Hall, Louisville,
Ky.. on December ill, 1 s77. Drawing posi
tive <>r the Money Itefunded. They will
distribute at thai lime 15(58-1 Prizes amount
inj.? in $820,000 Including the following
cash prizes, each a small fortune in itself:
$50,000, $2<>* <><><> ftl?,6?O,
$ff,O0<>.
This Drawing i> under the name Manage
ment ib.it so ably and satisfactorily con
ducted the Second Drawing of the Ken
tucky Hash Distribution ?'o. Whole " ick
els, $iu 00; Halves. ?5; Quarter, S2.?")<).
Kor Tickets address f!. AV, UARltOW ?
< "()., Lleneral Managers, Courier Journal
'?.nil.liny-, Louisville. Ky., or TIIOS IL
II .YS .v t u. Clener il AgcnU, ?l?7 Rroad
way. N. Y.
t&F" Bend for Circular. "Ott
11V Aar? no connection whatever with any
iii/iw J.litten/, l/intribntian, or ?ehente of any
kind.
(\. W. HARROW &C0 ,Oen'l Managers,
vno l) 7t
GIN GEAKINGr,
siiA TiNii And dolts
ciih^apkk
THAN EVE 11 BEFORE
AT THE
FOREST CITY FOUNDRY
AND
MACHINE! WORSES,
GEO. 11. LOMBARD & CO.,
AUGUSTA, GA.
ENGINES,
COTTON SCREWS,
MILL GEARING
And Machinery off Kinds Made and Re
paired.
oct 27 1250 K"
Dyspepsia,
OR IXDIOtT?
TION. ? This
may bo called
the demon ?X
Beecher says*
"It is a very
difficult mat
ter to save the
soul of a man
who baa bail
indidegtioa,
of small avil to ?? is1, the devil out ?f his
heart while he .--tili lurks in bis stomaa*,1*
Simmons' Hepatic Compound will cure thai
disease.
If administered in time to remove tide
bile from the Momach, it will counter*-*
the cause* which commonly produce Yellotr
or the t i 1 i.? m< Fever, the Bilious Colic,
I'reurisly, Dysentery, Worms, ililiooa
Vomiting, Sick and Sour Stoma:b. Head
ache. Loss of Appetite, Fratueney,. Eppllcp
ti<- Kits, Hvpoenondria and Hysterics com',
plaints, Indigestion, Habitual Ostivenc-ay
and in Argue and Fever, SimraontVHeptyJ
lie Compound, when ' taken w ith Quininw
produces the most happy results. No better
caihartic can be used preparatory to or afletr
taking Quinine. We advise all Who an?
aillicted with this disease to give it a fair
trial onee.
For sale Wholesale and Retail bv
AUSTIN &CO.
DOW IE itMOISB,
Proprietors, Charleston, S. C
For sale bv
lilt. A. C. DUKES,
DR. J. U. WANN AM AKKU,
Pit. A. S. HYDRICK.
aug 11 Oiu.
KDUCATK! EDUCATE!!
Educate!!!
Santoo Academy.
FOR BOTH SEX KS.
The next Session will begin on the Moa
day, Sept. 3d, 1S77, and Closo the last day
of ?I nne, 1878.
Young Men are here given a thorough
Business Education, or prepared for the
Senior Classes of our Leading College?.
Young Laihes tire prepared for tha
Graduating Classes of our Highest Festal*
Seminaries.
The Latin and Creek Pronunciation 9a
that of the Principal Universities and Cat*
leges both of Europe and America.
Discipline mild, but firm. Looatl?
Healthy. Hoard Cheap.
TUITION PER MONTH:
Primary Scholars.$2 00
Graiiiihai Scholars. 2 6#
Classic d Scholars.~ 8 00
For further information addroaa
V, W. CORK, Princltol.
Or W. J. SNIDER, Treaa.,
St Matth a wa,
Ornngeburg County, B. C
A 851A Ii L A THROP?
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Orangoburg, S- 07?
giS7* Office in^rear of Masonic Halt
M arch S ty.