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Subterraneous ^stenes^lfiiek-1 plored Iteptlys^Qmctbtn* One Appears Co Kn&Aiif iVi^i About--Mole Tracks Eclipsed. Several dava ?UM"WWrW*y commander qlJj^lj^lgW^^tl' during tho ??M^9?^\)W,iyac, commanding ofiW^jgj tj'^A^***** eluded to chaH^e hia quarter* IroiHThe rcaidonce ao long^ occupied by him,, known as tho Vi'Jff i4| the resr of the South Carolina CoTlogc, to n house formerly occupied^ by the Rollins girls. Yesterday ho was uutu raly bury ptftfh^hjn^ J^bjtn^aud^ looking about lus new (purlers, frobi cellar to garret ; the garret didj#x>t sur prise him any, but when ho came to ex plore the cellajaa^?JxuiLcV#l h;u;e?had '.?o greater suTrMs^#ttn*idswfi*? hecatombs of Egypt, than our worth) friend, when he commenced to pursue the windings of the walled cellar and uvches. T^n^^roWlrraiiean vault is calculated to excite the cuii isity of any man. Yet unexplored to their full ex been designed for. , ? T, <-T Til.' V 1 lucre ore many minor? already. Traditions v*tt? ^loerJuin and , i . ! One is, th*af/ (his rlj^uertre wfts once occupied tHg?Utjetupii,heavily iutor estcd in blockade running. Another suspicion is that the subterranean pus sages were made fot mo'purpose of dodgj | ing Ku Klux. What ever may have beeu tbo flrogTf; trwPpl.iM'iinde%??wi ad iug a dreary, more fitting occupants be low than ahii.va. this mundane aj>hore. I After funh?ll4Aatt?>H^?4& ' an acouofcK??. ?^?nj?ir#i &?B b-v. | statement*11 onnrdl}' tisj ?yitrtl?d tu credit us are WtqjfifABi ? l" *"e Herab?, tfarajM'sVord worn, no! doubt.? Columbia Union***** ? *? : \S bore, oh, whore, ij ilih Sutntc? I'olHicHl Slink^u in-. V*ib*U-<u .tiowoO Jii ie*n? '. eja#le-.ctt;:HV//?!?#? ?i< Coriuhn** (jr-i>nt.*~\\ hat. hhall the people do with these raid Tribune*, Ou whom -defending their obedience latla ums To the greater bench . Let w bat Mmeet be 5fti<l. it must be meet, . And ''f *1|)7W V tit* JaM BrKrmtt?jU?tJr^.tiyt,trc !.fcj *ViVjfwt*j^* ??1'''s a consul'/ >*?>'. ?rufua "^-feibji >;.|ib.P) ho '. let Sicin^^^.-^v^itI? t Ire peoph.j m wu^fiKM/c tnjVeir. ' A Usch thee as a/dyrnU9?*>>|3<*ni\MVjj lor, And ioHow to thine ans-vcr. ( nrioftittiial?Vwt: H &{pjjjy]$t! ( obi ?j'iat ??Aertfc.") - f f**a Tla*if,4iTlLfof'-Tv,prj:tf.ir 0 nit, ? Tba Detroit Free Preu of M unity re lates tbc ttory dff a /toan jagjr tu that city s few nights ago; It seems that John Doe and Mary Hoc had b-tou on.-. gaged'Tehr over a year or morn, ho bciu^ a railroad ma?, and she a fine girl o. eighteen 7*A day was sot for tho mir . riag?,-ar.d Jbhii spent about two hundred (lollavs for new clothes, engraved cfatd: of invitation, and preparation for a bin <juet. It had been announcei in church that tho marriage would tako pi ice at a ccr'taluhour iu the morning, but it didn't Jobu caHcd at tlm' bouse, handed the bride elect tho luvltuttou cards, and wctjt oJT,\rith a heart as big as u turuip. llo haJ^uuiy'bccn gone a few minutes when an old lover camo to the bou-e, was grieved atid astonished, and pleaded" with auch eloquence llmt tbo girl took bis arm wout to a proper olT.eial, ao l in less than buH au bourthoy were uiarrbd When the inviteJ gucats afsonibbd net inoruing* Mar5^ Roe was in Chicago on trading tour, and John waa juat stur ting for the depot a bulclior knife hid dgu iiuder his vest and tho butt end ol a, revolver to be seen in hia pocket. ?iC-ARiBOU'.sJ-Vp in the town by tlrfs name in Arpoetook Co., Me., th re is u paper published called the North Star For*'* variety audits Swedish roudt-rs. it has,a ^portion of its oouteut'a piin e i|l tbc Swcdifch language, and that ot r readers may see for thcni.selves what is goiug on in New Sircdcn. wc copy the fullowiugMo'rVrteBting1 itent^' ' <Vfib5u gar farnint. U torn den; nya triarkelscfabrikcn, hvarya arbetas tuen kralV byggee liar cn wsgumaksn werk Htad ooh ett apoth'A. En ny Wag oiler blifvaukc yata ur upptagon oeh planner ad och flcra nya byggnadtr komma inom kort att rcstf^g'utcfter ponsamuia. What do you think of U* A witoess,in describing certain events said: ' The pcrso.i I saw at tho head of tho atairs was a man with one eye named Jacob Willkina." "What was tho name of hia other rye?" spitefully asked tbc opposing couusol. Tho wit itess wni disgusted at the levity of the, lieu fo. >*UM TRIAL JUSTICE. All bojlacsi entruated to hla ?karg? wM bo Ktf en Jed to with prompt????. Official ble Mills near ?Mtananteaaattaanii ?oOhCMiato *,ejr MM mm nrv full/ ?Aifltain*4. Ayer*s Ague Core, SbJlV'???? - er BUlcu? 1 th? effectione . ma, saaran. or A?ue. and inn Crom 81 poiacma. As ita aaaa taapltoe, H do** Cwr#, aad fall. Containing acuW Arsenic. ~ xunth, Xiao, nor a?jr other mineral aubetaac? whaterer, it In nowiaa bar ancV trjpoi Of ana wa^eUove without a pui of Ague ?edlclne. Our pr?? _ aoknowJedjrroenu we receive of tat ejected la obettnaU cues, a edle? had wholly failed. ." ti?D>lUnf * protected anM***'" Prepared nnd Analr ; Mill all rOtt J? c: Arm A co. rsjcp, $i oo pjsm morrzm. ni:iv n Ayer's ]7L For restoring Gray Hair *? Its natural Vitality and Cow. 4ef fooliat meet, it m\\ keep it ok* lie from >wwg gray or eonBeqaently proTenfc -from thosa deleterious make some preparation daa^rtxow, injurious to the bjair, only benefit 1 merely for m bat not bin? .t. IfmaM HAIR DRESSING. nothing eleo ean bo fennd so ? Containing neither oil Kar dya\ not soil arbite cambric, m?.-WA% JhM PreptwJ by Of. J. C. Ayer & C*.. P&ACTXCAS* AM? AwAtTHCAt vmzoa ?Leo. roacaattag powerful tnvlawtmg Theea Bttaar? et? poeltlTclr javalu^Vio is Toey guilty the ayrteia, aad? aad aaa a prarentm of C?W* ?nd : A^ytdtTto^t^ p^wlS ja aa anaaaaai to iMWgi oi Weier end Was,' <? U? waated fraa*?, aM ?orr?et el _ Wul save day ?f?a?ri?f to the etch, aad The grand If?aaaaa Co? all the ?LieTaK? J LARGE OPENING AND WINER <- ".It tTy? ilt ' \ THE BEST AND LA?O68T It ? ?V 4 * fi I STOCK Of GOOBS To W FOUND in the TOWN caw bow bo SEEN at the POPULAR ONI PRICK HOUSE of ?EO. H. CORNELSON. Haviag REPLENISHED our STOCK, w? luv? made EXTR V PRBr* \ rations fur a largo FALL AND WINTER TRADE And can 00? show a VT7LL LINK of HOODS' in alt (ha DEPARTMENTS Our DRESS GOODS Department is filled with tha BEST and CHOICES'! GOODS la the MARKET, including FULL LINKS of PRINTS In OASSIMKRES, SATINETS, KERSEYS, J?ANS, TWEKDS. CHECKS and HOMESPUNS wa hare the Largest Assortment ?vor aeon ia thia Town also In BLANKETS. White and Gray. Alao n choice and Urs? aelection of IIATS, BOOTS aad SHOES, HARNES und SADDLES, TRUNKS and UMBRELLAS, with a fall aeeprted block ,. GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE. "*-^ Our STOCK of READY MADE CLOTHING and GKNTS FURNISHING GOODS atanda unexcelled both in at vie and price. Thanking you for the patronage beatowed upon ma heretofore. I eball rndeavar to merit and retain tha ?am? by dealing lairlj and giving fall value tar the a>*ae\ and hcp? therefore to aaa you aooa at my at or a. *ept2B OThTiET^IJKLSON '?j 11 ?.I ii 1 1 [ 1 11 ?I V ? D. LOUIS tfe NOW OPENING ONE OF THE FINEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF FALL & WINTER GOODS EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET. ALSO BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS. A FULL STOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES FRESH AND WELL SELECTED. TtVe ab?.?e Stock Laa been SELECTED with the GREATEST CARE and DISCRETION, and offered at prices that will defy competition. j?ij*T T3. LO XJ I S . ?.Ml ?? l. I 11_m 1 ? ? H v--r? FALL OPENING! AT T. CARTM ILL'S A LARGE and SELECT STOCK of FALL AND WINTER GOODS Which ?III bo SOLD ?t LOWEST CASH PRICES, epnemting in part aa f,?l lows: Longcloths, Sheeting* and Siiirfing?, Table Clothe, D?ra?aka, Toweling. Ice. bird Eye, Russia aad iJaotcb Diepere. New B?yUa Draan Goads. Kuli Lina RUak Alpaaaa. Good Style.Calicee. Dreee Trhnoainga aevi tlesory. Olevea aad Notione. Ladiee sad Ckildrene Straw 4 fanay Haft Ulankete, Bhawla and Nubia., Clothe. Tneedn and Caaaltaer*. Kaatueaj JaS?'. Keraeya, ke. Clothing and Hat? of Latest Stplea. Alao fBl?AIr ATM5TION ealted ta <as Urge Stock of Ladies *jjd Btuvrsenti SHOES, riADD&RRY, HARM ESS, HARDWARS. TIN WA&E.GKOCKUIB*. Wi.NKS, LI T. CJi. RMILL, ft IS SELL ST. OHANG&BUHG, S. C. I s?ptSl <ty* oci7 The Finest stock of JEWELRY that has ever been in this Town. E EZEKIEL Has just received one of the FINEST STOCKS OF WATCHES, CLOCK. and JEWELRY of every Style and Description ever offered in this Market, and at Prices that will defy competition anywhere. sept 7 ly M- RICH, Russell St, one Door East of Meronoj *s Hotel Offers to the Public a FULL aad WELL SELECTED STOCK of Dry Qoods, Clothing*, Hats, Shoes; Groceries, &cM At LOWER PRICES than can be bought at any othev Honea in Orangenarg. fiSUaW EXAMINE hie STOCK, and be CONVINCED of the CUtfAP SSm of bio GOODS. 2- Also I wilt pay tha highest price for OLD IRON, COPPER, BRaS8. PEWTER, HIDES, OLD RAGS and every kind of COUNTRY PRODUCE. iflPOt o frW i EEGTTLAR DAILY TEADE* ANOTHER TRAIN JU8T IN AND ?1LLSD W*TJ| OESIBABLE GOODS! AND CUSTOMERS SHOPPING AT ILL SCOVILL k PIKE, Makres; flrleetaa?*** nW Estraordiaary htrnu. Veried <9t.>?k ef GENERAL MEftCHANDISH Their assortmeat, with con-t int additions, is UNSURPASSED I'.oth sa to STYL KS sad QUALITIES. T'n- ir facilities in drawing supplies frees swatrebl* Market* FOR Tfjfe CASH Sliable th am to make tbc beat po?sitVe RATKS. which is the OLD RULE eon tinned from iu ORGANIZATION? 1842, Giving an experienc* <d" 30 years in Business. Kconnwij mti Enterprise toJltflsr wiih the Energy ae4 *eatl*naa*ly deport iiii'iit ol All iWir Assistant*, are |l?ays found at the OLD ESTABLISH KD ilOL'SK of BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE. m.y 25 ? ly BUY YOUR SPRING GOODS > ' ? ? AT * > f i ? ;, J. M'NAMARA'S He has just opened a SELECT S OCK. enntpriaiojr all the LATEST 1TYLK8 ?f DRESS OODS. such a? Japr-cse, Chcne lVplins, Dolly Verden ?;ilk ltr?'che. Gran idine* and Silk Strip i. Spra^ue and PaciSs Lawn*. French. Colored ar>d Linen Lawna. Dreaa Linens, Pii|uea and Silk Leno. |j speciality at 7 vurda to f 1 Abo some of the Choicest Patterns <-f Fancy English . Caasiinere*, Coat inn", ''loth*, bla.-k Caanimeres, Tw?*cd*, Cotbwtadet, .Jeans and Linen DsiU*. He has als<> a large aupplv of Hmwn and Rlue Shirtings. Tickings, Stripes. Deni ms, Ac. SHOES of every deacriptiou, among them a nice lot of Ladies Gaiters. Ready-made Clothing. Hat?. Ac., and a vi-ry General Stock ef Groceries, Hard ware. Ac , all of which will be sold Low Down For ?^a*h. Thauking the public lor their kiud patronage, I aolioit a continuation of the same. J McNAMARA. apl 20 e ly WILHELM THEODORE MULLEB, AS joet returned from CHARLESTON with- the best selection of SEED [ItlSVJ POTATOES ever brenght to Drang. burg. Jl? has on hand the Ml r r EAR LT ROS*. I GwODRlCH. PINK ET*. and PEACH BLOOM. Alao another CHEAP LOT of HAMS from 10 to lf? eis o?r lb. White NORTHERN PEAS. Green and Yellow GAItDEN PEAS. Pine YELLOW ONIONS. A lot of Prime New York SMOKED TO SOU EH at 60 Cents. .BREMEN LAOAR by the do*., delivered free of charge i j any House. SWEET CIDER on draught. MAI'.!, and GRIST?Belled and unbolted. A aplendid eelected WHOLE STOCK of Men's, Women's and h*r*e SHOES. Ab?a a lot of Partner's I?dispensable fsa Plcmer.tr. anch at TRACES. IIAMES. AXES, MANURE FORKS e*4 PLOW LINES. He aloe now keeps oa baad a SAMPLE BARREL ef ike World-Wide, well-knew* ACME. COMMON WHISKIES fro* fl.40 up wards. The BEST Double Distilled WniTE WINE VINEGAR in the Tillage, without anyex ception. t-iHT Claiming my small share ef the trade and thanking s; FRIENDS end CUSTOM ERS for pa* fa Tors, they will pleaee ber the NAME end PLACE. All Oooda Delivered Free of Charge \V. T. MULLER (Not MILLER,) ITA* DOWN ROUND TUM CORKER. Jaa tf if ^OTT.D IN FOP M TUE PUBLIC THAT HE IS ?TILL CARRYING ON TKE^AR * r'see Maklne in alt Its various wranchae. and ?rill Manufutfnr* cr Repair ai the Short??? Natie*. ell Carriage*. Ruggiee *e Wagoae. And oaa ate* prepared with NEW-PRESS AND G -v to c,\\ \\?n P<f*^OOTTrt* * - SHORT NOTICE. CoOon GINNED \T MY MILL hao brenght f**ea , ** J cent mo * than thtvi Glnnad on the sonimon Gin*, oet ? apl 2?ly H. RI008. NEW CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT ill DOYLE. & WILES. RESPECTFULLY INFORMS TfffE CITIZENS 07 ORANGEBttiv? COUNT? THAT they have purchaeed the CARRIAGE SHOPS AND WORKS OF THO*. RAY Anders CARRYING ON tke !?ttjM - ? m OARBIAGE BUSIN^B In all ita BRANCHES. Orders left with US will be PROMPftf KttlB All ktndi, of REPAIRING NEATLY DONE and wttfc W ?PATCH. COFFINS FURNISHED AT SHORT dr*T7 ^twOTaWaaa LEOLINA i?mvMim u i? ?on, 8. C. VtctinUr t iND 3?. the l'aMeager Train, on the Beutl Almk Railroad will ru* Kollow? . ' > '?' J Ml ACOtOTA. Lea*e Charlotes.8.10 A. M. Arrive B* AugMet/?...*.;.....H?28 ft-Ms ?ob columbia. Lobt? CbotUWob...?.10 A. M. Avriva a* Columbia...4.06 P. I lim Augwatfr.7.40 A. M. Arvivo Bi ChajrleetoB.3.20 F. M. Lea*? Columbia.7.40 A.M. Argi.?*) ?i CMrleotou.^ZK^f^lf^ I W1T.BIMCTOB tv AI? AbbbbbAb... .3.00 A. Mi Arrive aw HimffviUe.0.09 A. *4. Lob bo Eiajiodle. ...12 30 P. M. Arrive Bt Au gutta.6 30 P. M. * rar *ra jciobt iiP??ii-?vKi'ATt 1 Lc-00 Cbarieaton...8.G0 f. MV Arrive ?t August*....7.30 A. M LeoOe AupHista...COO P. U. Arrive at Charleston. .....6.65 A. M. COLUMBIA juomt EATRESS-SUNDAYS ?SCBrT Laavo Charleston.7.10 P. M. Arrive a| ('?'umbin .7.80 A. mj Lea-e Columbia.?.00 P. 11. Arrive at Charleston.7.00 A. SL*NERYJLLS TaAIM. Leave SammerviUe at...7.25 A. a*./ Arrive at Charleston at....8.4*> A Leave Charleston at.......?.^.,^..8 Arrive at Summ er Tille at.........4. CAMDBN BBAMCH. Leave Camden. ....6.16,4? ? Arrive at Columbia.,.10.40 A. at. Leave Columbia.1.4o P. It Arrive at Camden.0.26 P. M.< l>ay and Night Trains make close eenaoew ties at Augusta with Georgia Railroad end Ceatral Railroad. Night Train connects with Matenas* Augusta Raiirimd. Columbia Night Train connectj with Greenville and Columbia Railroad, and with Charlotte Road to points North. Camden Train connects at Kin grille daily (except Sundays) with uny Passenger Train, aad runs through to Columbia. ? A. L. TV1.KK. Vtce-Preaident. 8. B. FlCKfBS, General Ticket Agent. Doors, Sashes, Blinds, P. P. TOALE, Manufacturer and Dealer. N*x SO Hayna Street and Tlurlbrek'e Wanr?. CHARLESTON, a C. jBg- Thie ia the LargeaT and mont Com LpLna Factory of tbe kta?i in the Hearken* f States, aad all arttc?** in UxU line eaa ?v ffnanishad by Mr. P. P. ToAtaaS pvicea *h'<z defy competition. fgr A pamphlet v?ith full and detailed Hat of all aises of Doors Sashes asd Blianay '?? and the prices of aaeb, will be a eat free aad poet Paid, on appltcatiod to' 1 I?. P. TOA1.K? 4 CHARLESTON. 8. C. Jn?? 18 weo ASaB?.? cannot buy it* tofter Slgbf Im Priemes?! i* RUT THE DIAMOND SPECTACLES WILL PRESiKratrt. If yen valu? yeur Fyesight use theae Par-t feet Lenses. Ground from Minute Crystal Pebbles. Melted together, and derive their name "Diamond" en account of their Hard esse and ftrilUsney. They will last m?o/ yeare without ?bange, and are warraata* ? 2ric? ia ill * * V *? ?~ f In jUnufsctnTed by tka Spencer Optical .Manufacturing Co., New Park. . CA CT ION.?None Genuing unless at amp ti with oar trade mark. For Sale by Responsible Agents through* out the Union. X. .1. OLIVEROS, jan 30?ly Orangeburg, 8. ^ . Warm Weather Has Coma I asm an mas owe 0? ran FINEST, CHOICEST AND MOST COM PLETE STOCKS OP Dry Goods, Groceries, &e abbitbb a*!' '"" ' F II. W. BRIGG MANN'S STORH. IN Rl ft?*I.M. MTRKET, THAT CAN SE POUND IN ORANGE burg. An inspection Will satisfy all. . trouble ta ahew Goods. In addition to tka ab*v? I have on hand and for aaU a number tf the l?fiftl?A* mTMH-MOK..* This aaaekiaa 8& ?*? l? *ke hoetpemiake m abb or ovary varied" ? t PA milt setting* thai en* he dona an any mackiqe. Bad in addition embroiders on the edgnt. u?iratama\ and makes biautiful button aad eyeloi holoo ? in aU fabrics. Thie ia unquestionably Jar* beyoad tka capacity of any other BTBwkUo. Instruction given, and aauafacUon g?*ran-? teed to all purchasing a machine. P. U. W. SHIGGUA!?5. May 1* tf" At Private Sale. THE PLANTATION farming a pari of f the F.Htale of the lato Cel. Kein, and known aatkc DARBY PLACE The coaaists of about 600 acres, ei? h?lf w Timbered, tbo remainder Rick, h*d, Sell, adapted te Crops of all kiads. Tkoao [?an tkw Fraost Lands ia tka District, and ?rem valued at $20 per aero ia 1888. Waake no 00M foe ooe halt tka' , riee new. Owo footih eask, tarn romalr er in three iasut meats hearing interest from data and ?fr eu red by mortgage of the aaato. I ffkkw at a onload id chance for any on* 4m aMkaAt to aaenre Rick Laads, ine Water Pow er, eloonant Cattle Ranga nnd % R?*t?d *t Apply to lira. L. M. KB1TT. ?r J ? WITT, P-r