] The Oi'angcbiu'g TimeTP
I _T, O C A. Ta_I
Water Melon.?Tnauks to Mr. A
R. Phillips of Liberty township for a
magnificent water melon weighing 28
? pounds. The seed was sent from
the Agricultural Department.
BoAumvu Pupils.?The principal
of "Melliehamp's School," is prepar
ed to furnish board for three boys and
one more girl at his school at $10 per
month. Apply at once.
Dedication.?The Pour Holes
Baptist Church will he dedicated on
the First Sunday in October, The
dedication sermon will be preached
by Rev. T. M. Galphin. It will be
an interesting occasion, and there
?will doubtless be a fine turn out. Wc
congratulate the community on the
successful consummation of such
worthy efforts; in ;i good cause. Rev.
T. M. Tolson of Alabama has been
called to the pastorate.
The Court House Fence.?The |
County Commissioners at their last |
meeting awarded the contract of put
ting np an iron fence around the
Court House to Mr. P. G. Cannon.
This will add very much to the beau
ty of our town, and will be a protec
tion to the fine shade trees which
should never he allowed to sutler de
triment. Mr. Cannon is always thor
ough in all that he does, and seems to
he determined to put up a job which
will reflect credit upon himself and !
the town alike. I
- D- . - ? MB? -
Fire?On last Thursday tho dwell
ing of Mr. J. T. Sal ley in the
Fork was completely destroyed by
fire. Everything Mr. Salley and his
family possessed was consumed, a n&
there being no insurance, the loss
will be a heavy one to him. The lire
occurred in the day, and was caught
from a spark from the stove. We
deeply sympathize with the loser in
his great misfortune.
Puni.ic School Teachers.? In ad
dition to the names published last
week, tlie following teachers have
passed their examinations before the
sittings of the Board of Examiners
this week: 1st Grade, S. N. Uerry,
Win Mays. 2nd Grade, P. W. An
drews,' Leonora G. Matthews, Sarah
E. Johnson: 3rd Grade, M. C. Tread
well, Martha Anemul, W. O. Garihi
ehael, M. R. Wilkcrsun, I). J. Hi own
ami V. I), Howman. This completes
the examination.
" ? 0 r an (Te* L"k a ves.- "
?0?
Henry Kohn.
?We have enjoyed a cool change
this week.
?Some obtuse fellows don't want
an acute angle in the Court House
fence.
?The recent rains have set all the
mills in motion.
?Dr. Ayer has leased Mr. T. 1).
Wolfe's store and will move in town
on the first of October.
?Do you want a nice suit of
clothes?go to Henry Kohu's.
?Mayor Dukes is now at the head
of our city government.
?Wc think the building boom will
commence to wane now for a time.
?The Cornelson factory is still
prospering.
?Roys' and Men's clothing; big
variety at Henry Kohu's.
?Marion Jackson continues to
dcafout fine beef.
?We have had several days of
delightful weather.
?A mad or crazy calf on Mr. J. B.
Brickie's pi ace alarmed the commun
ity on Sunday by cutting up a hum
her of strange antics.
?Gravel, diapetcs, Bl ights disease
of the kidneys, and all diseases of the
kidneys and urinary organs pcrihaii
cntly cured by Prof. Guilmetto's
French Kidney Pad.
?Mr. Henry Kohn's new advertise
ment appears this week. A call at
his establishment will convince you
he has struck "bottom" as to prices.
?Wc understand that our Treas
urer has been able to collect but little
of the taxes this year in comparison
?with previous years.
The world of fools has such a store
That he who would not see an ass
Must bide at home and bolt his door
And?break his looking-gluss.
?Private bo ard at reasonable rates
in the business portion cf town. Ap
ply to W A Melliehainp Esqr.
^j^aius in uivss goous, easi
TO^gffinm^nd trimmings at lion:y
Koli its7^^?k
? Strauss <v^U give notice that
tlicy will have uo more rice for ex
change till further notice is given. *
?A calf can't go into society with
out revealing itself; and goods bought
at Jos Eros' confectionery arc sure to
tell. *
?Henry* K?lln is elected to sell til -
the people of Orangeburg all their dry
goods at cheaper prices than jnybody
else.
?Have you ever tried the "Cable
Scicw' shoes and boots. They are bet
I tor than any other, because, if a pair
rips or tears, Henry Kohu gives you
another pair.
?Coleman Bentic has opened in
connection with his shaving saloon a
first-class restaurant especially for
white people. Give him a call.
?Mr. W. F. Robinson lias secured
the services or Mr, II. Berg, a Gei
lnau watch maker, and is now pre
pared to do all work in that line.
? Prof. Berg is in town on a visit
to his old home. He is about to
move with his family from Cokcs
berry to Abbeville. Vi'c are glad to
know that be is doing well.
?The indications are that the
people throughout our County arc
taking a deeper interest in public
schools than usual, and we hope that
the opening of these schools in jNto
venibcr may be good.
?Gen. I/.lar will go to the York
town Centennial in the double capa
city of Master Mason and Stale Sen
ator on the Committee appointed by
the Legislature.
?The expression of a young ladies
face, who had just received a box of
I .Jos Eros' pure candies, is said to have
much resembled Eve's, when she first
entered the Garden of Eden. *j
? Prof. Bbeynton 0* Brian, well
known in Urnngoburg County as an
able, and successful teacher is pros
pering with his Academy at John
town near the line in Aikeii County.
?Several young men of our town
me being prepared for College at the
High School of Charleston, Mr. V. C.
I^ilildo, L*r! n?..tpul, ami lit Itov.
Toother Porter's School. They will
return to the city shortly.
?The new Council took charge of
city a Hairs on Monday, and the bid
Council retired* No changes have
as yet been made in the subordinate
ollleials.
?Our County Commissi on es, from
all we can learn, are giving general
Satisfaction. They are looking faith
fully to the public welfare,
?A protracted meeting is going on
at Jamison under the eonduetof Rev.
I). \V. Cut tino. Ahoi her commenced
sit the Buptist Church in our town
on Monday. We hope that ihueh
good in ay he accomplished.
?To su in it all up in a few words?
if you want anything in the Dry
Goods line?see Henry Kobn's im
mense st?.ck of goods?you will bo
Mire to buy autl go away happy.
?Rev. A. P. Xorris is in town
where he receives this heartygee tings
of Iiis many friends.
?Mrs. Dr. Vogt opens a first-class
boarding house at the Strom an house
iu our town on the 1st of October.
We take pi ensure in recommending
her to all who desire an excellent,
and, at the same time reasonable
hoarding place. We arc sure that
all hei* patrons will he pleased and
satisfied.
?Mr. W. J. DeTrevillc, Jr.. bus
been called in by the surveyors mak
ing t lie map of the (lotinly for Atlanta
Exposition to assist in completing it
in time to be shipped in a week or ten
days. Mr. DeTrcvilleis an accomp
lished draughtsman and his assist
ance will be of great value.
?Mr. Blackmail,the correspondent
of the News and Courier, is in town,
endeavoring, wo understand, to as
certain the true inwardness of t be
recent municipal election for the in
formation of his paper.
?Mr. Collins, the new superinte nd
ent of the Cornelson Factory, has ar
rived and taken charge ot the estab
lishment. We hear the rumor that
this faetoryjis to be considerably im
proved, and that lint cotton will soon
he substituted for seed cotton.
3MOTSCB !
("10TTON Shippon nie hereby notified
J that on and after this date, no ? otton
will be received for shipment unless mark
ed with initials of shipper (or shipping
mark) and Consignee on the Heads ofVlto
Bales
Jty order of Geucral Supt. J. H. PKCK.
? P. A. Levcndalh at Hurley's cor
ner is i he place for boots and shoes
All sorts of shoes for all sorts of
people; soft shoos lor the old gents;
stiff shoosfor the clergy.; cute shoes
for the lawyers; sleek shoes for the
doctors; clipped shoes for t'ic cd!?
tors; big shoes for the workmen;
small shoes for dandies; nobby shoes
for sports; and last, but not least*
loves of shoes for the ladies. Also
repairing done in workmnn-likc man
i net*. Leather and bindings and
everything iii the above line always
on hand.
meliiohamps"
XIX SH SCHOOL.
-o
the 10rn annual session
of this School will commence on the
FIRST MONDAY
SEPTEM ]fE il 1831.
Hoys are prepared for College
or Business, and young Indies given
a finished couuse.
lienewed ciforts will be made to
make this School even more accepta
ble and efficient, if possible, than il
lias been during the past Nine Yeaks
of its successful and uninterrupted
progress. No pains will be spared
in the thorough training, morally and
intellectually, of every pupil in at
tendance.
All the Enui.ish iiliAjicHESi he
sides Latin, Greek, and French are
regularly taught.
OS?" Book- Ke6pin*JC, Pen
manship ?he.! the KtiliCS ?1
BusirLfciSS receive special attention.
-0
The aim of the Principal is the
11kaut as well as the Mind of the
pupil in the cultivation of correct and
ennobling moral principles.
tkk.us l?ek month:
Primary and Intermediate.$2.00.
A dvaiurcd I'jtifjlibli.!]'<2.i"i(;.
Latin, CJreek, French and Jiook
ICeept'.ig. each, extra, 50 cts.
Liberal deductions made where
more than one pupil attends from a
family.
Board can he obtained at from 10
to \ '2 dollars per month.
For further particulars apply to,
STILES Ii. M ELL I CHAMP,
Principal.
Orangeburg, S. C. Aug. -1, 1881.
variety store
Engine House, Next to Uncle Joe,
BY
T. C. HUB BELL,
News 1 b'pnrl merit.
All Illustraied Papers lind Sunday Maga
zines, Sea Side library, &c., frii?i which
the minds of tho Ubl as well as the Voting
can be improved.
All orders for books Papers, Sc., entrust
ed tin me will receive prompt attention.
DEPARTMENT OF DELICACIES
Pure Candies of every vii'rietv.
FRUIT DEPARTMENT
Northern \pples, Lemons ?&<:.
V KG ETA Ii LB PEP A KTM EXT
Northern Cabbage, I Huh Potatoes,
Onions, Sic.
BREAD DEPAIiTM ENT
Preith Charleston Patent llrciid every
morning by Kxpress. Also Currant and
Potato Bread.
Ji'vcry luxury of the Market will be
obtained.
T. C. IHimiKLL,
may P.)?(Im busselt Street
LANDRET ITS
T.UliNir $ CABBAGE
Q E
q u a
a fresh s ?pply
AT
W. at, HOBIN,SON'S
Jeweller, Orangebuig S. G.
II. SP AHR,
WATCHM?KER,
JEWELE R
AND 1>KA i.Kit. i.v
Watcher,
Clocks,
Jewelry.
Musical Just rumen lb, i*Vrf
?_l'J
S.'iOt) UhVt Alto
Over h inil
' i 6 n of Prof i
linilmoUc'ti
"tench Kidney
'ads have al
aily been void
i ibis country
id in Trance;
every one of
hieli has piv
i perfect sal
sfaction. and
iaye performed
curcH every
time when
used according
to diiectiom*.
We now . .? tittf afflicted and doubting
ones that we will i ay the above reward
for a single ease of
LANE HACK.
That the Pad fails to cure. This (Irea
Remedy will positively and permanently
cure Lumbago, Lame Hack; Sciatica,
Gravel. Diabetes, Dropsy, IIright'a Dischsc
of lhe Kidneys, Incontinence and Helen?
lion of the. Urine, Iiiflam>Uion of the
Kidney?, Catarrh of (he Bladder, High
Colored Urine, Pain in the Lack, Side or
LohiR. Nervous Weakness, and in fact all
disorders of the bladder ami Urinary
Organs whether contracted by private
disease or otherwise.
Ladies, if yon are Buffering from
Kcmidc Weakness, Lencorrluea, or any
disease of the Kidneys, Rladdei, or Urin
ary Organs,
V?MJ CAT? 15E CIIRCD1
Without swallowing nauseous medicines
by simply wearing
PROF. GUILWETTE'S
I'RKNCII KIDNEY PAD,
lyii K M CUHKS BY ABSORPTION.
Ask vonr druwist for PROF. G01L
MUTl/S PKtvN?:'li KIDNKY PAD, and
take no other. If he has not got it; send
?t-co'' and yon will receive the Pad by re
turn mail.
Thar, id !b.v,i:Tri:'s Kukxcii hiVEK
i'Ab
Wi I positively cure Fevei ami Ague,
Dumb Agit?. Ague Cuke, Millions I'evor.
Jaundice, t lyspep-ia, an 1 all n is-.-a ^vs of the
Liver. Smm ie!i im I l>'.< >l. I'rice Si 50
by iiia:!. Send for Prof; ttuPineUo's Trea
lise.oii ilio Kidneys and Liver, free by mail,
Add. e.-s
To edo. <>hio.
For sa'e bv l>.-. .1. (i. Wan:iamakcr
0).iigel.org (.'. Hi, s. C
?oiith Carolina Rail Road
I*:isHeiijjfcr ?>t'5?:?rtment
ettANon ok senKofi.r.
On and after .May 15th, 13Sll Passenger
Trains mi this Hoad will run as follows:
(till further noiiee.)
lirernvilh* Express Trttin.
(lotNO east (I>.\Il/V liXCKlT sv.vdat.)
Leave Columbia at... .0 00 P M
\rrivc at Caindcn at? . S 4."> M
I r.jiyR Oriiiigeburif. ?7 57 "
Arrive at Charleston.'0 -15 "
tioiNO wi:sr (uaii.v i:.\ei:i-. M'Xn\v.)
Leave Charleston at. 15 00 A M.
Leave Orangchurg at. s 43 '!
Leave Caimlen ar. 15 1 5 *'
Arrive at Columbia at.10 35 "
Way freight and I'nssengtH'Trtuiis?Daily
Lxrojd Sit inlays.
ooinu east.
* Leave Columbia. (5 .10 A M
Arrive at Cnimlen.12 40 1? M
Leiive Orangebmg.10 13 V M
Ariheat /Ingmta. :> 2? P M
( liarlcston. 1 ?i'j l1 M
GOINO West (oai1.v except SITKIIAl\)
* Leave t Itai-tcst-m. ? 05 A M
Augusta. 7 5? "
" Oraiigrburg. 1 20 P M
Arrive at Columbia. 5'50 "
? Passengers leavbig Coliiiilbia or ''liar
lesion on the.-e trains have to change cars
at Ri'iiuehvillc to reach Charleston at 1 55
p m oi Columbia at ?"> HO p ni.
Ni-jhl Express trains? Daily.
OOlNG kast.
Leave Columhia.0 00 V M
- Orangchurg.12 31 A M
Arrive at Align la. 7 25
Charleston. 0 35 '
ooinu wk*t, DALY I
Leave Charleston. 8 10 P M
" Augusta. 7 U0 '
Orangeburg. 1 52 A M
Arrive at Columbia. 5 30 '
On Colnnihia Division Night Kxprcss
Trains run daily; all other trains daily ex
cept Sunday.
On A ugu.-1 a Division all Passenger Trains
run dai!\.
Sleeping Cars are attached to Night Kx
piess Train:?berths only $1.00?between
> obuiihiii, Charleston and Augusta, On
Saturdays an I Sundays. ?ound trip ticket
care sold to and from all stations at
Ii ist el.is- fare for the round trip, good till
.Monday noon to return. Kxcursioii tielc
i'W good for ten day.- are regularly on sale
at six cents per tube for round >rip to and
froiii all stations. Connections made at
IJohimbiii with Grcchviilu and Columbia
and i harlotte, Columbia and Augusta Kail
roads at Charlotte .Inneti-n by train arriv
ing Ml Columbia at 10.35 A. M.. and leav
ing Columbia at U.00 P. M. to and hem ail
points on lioih loads. At Charleston with
steamers lor New Y ork on Wednesdays and
Saturdays; alsir'with steamers for Jnckson
vihe, 1'la., ami points .on St. John River
and with savannah and Charleston Rail
road to a I points South.
Connections are made at Augusta with
Georgia Railroad and Central Rai I rot d to
and from alt points West and South,
t hrough tickets van be purchased to all
points aoiith and West, hv applying to
D. C ALLEN, U P A; T A.
JOHN I! Phi K, Ocneral Siipt.
J O. PGSTliLL, Agt., Oraiige.biirg, S. C.
1000,000So?
ton at GEO 11 CORNELSON'S
scpS 81 3t
S, A? <in.iL';,ll,?'l*?V oofl'Mni
^fS?J==-=IH.t.?A.l??Jk.>||
SJ>EC1AI, XOTICK.
PAVILION irOTKL.
Por the Snmmcr months:
T?tei $1 50, S2 and $2 50 per day.
According to Location of Room.
K. T. OA ILL ARD, l'roprietor,
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Fall Goods Fall Goods Fall Goods
GK.EAT SALES
?AND?
Hit! fU?D
DRY Goo Is!!! CLOTI-IINGr!!! Shoes!!!
KIRK ROBINSON,
Insurance and Collecting JLgont.
Policies issued at fairsud reasonli'c latea.
I will ensure farm dwullings and out building* and their ooatenta
on epecinl termi?, Policies issued for five years for 3 a 3 per cent, which is only f per ct
per annum; and only one year's premium paid annually, in tho Continental of New
York which is a No ? Co
For further information apply to mo cither pc.-soo.ally orby letter
JCeep jour policies with home AgsnU
FORSALE
A Desirable residence on Glover Street. For particulars, Apply to
KIRK RORITSrSO^T,
1
:? Kir
Where you can get the Best Ooods for the least money from
Efc W. P E II C I V A L
MANUFACTURER OF
S&SBC, EQQBS, mimt AK? BIOTODSSS?
?OFFICE, FACTORY AND MA RE ROOM:,
Meeting Street Xciir Line, Charleston S. C. ?cp3 81 ly
ICE CREAM SALOON
AND SODA WATER FOUNTAIN
THE COOLEST AND MOST
ATTBACTIVEPL iCE
Lemons! Ice! Lemons.' Ice! Lcmousl leo!
Farming Implements!
Consisting of
PLOW STOCKS,
TLOWS,
HOES, SHOVELS, SPADES, Ac.
And a corn pi el c Stock of
TT A T^TlW A T>17 gtjn3- pistols, cutlery, powder
JLIA 1\U VY iLlVEi, SHOT, CAPS, CARTRIDGES, &c.
t&- All of the above GOODS will be Fold nt OLD PRICES notwithstanduvff th
recent ADVANCE on all articles in the above Ufte.
ALSO
The Light Running Remington Sewig M^cMne i
The BEST and the CHEAPEST Sewing Machine manufactured.
Repairing of all kinds in my line done at tho shortest possible notice..
jan 1880. 10; P. G. CANNON.