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MASONIC _ hiiros Council No. 11; lt.-. & S.\ My will moot eac h Thursday at ti o'clock r. M: 'from Wt October to 1st April, ami at 8 'o'clock front 1st April to 1st October, on Hie following dates, Juno 24, July 22, Aug. 19, Sopt. ltf, Oct. 21, Nov. IS, ami Dee. 10. J. F.3ZLAK, T. I. 'G. W. Bbuxson, Recorder. , Eureka Chapter No. 13, R-. A.\M.;.? Will meet during the present Masonic year :at the URUal hours, the folljwin dates: March HHh, April Tth, May 5th, Juno Sad, August 4th, September 1st, October :3r7th, November 2 Kb, Lecember 29th. J. F. fZLAK. M. K. II. 1?. ?J. M-. Riiuksox, Sec. sit'ibboleiii Loilgo No. '2S, A.". P.% ST.*.? "Will meet each Tuesday at 7 O'clock; from 1st Oci. to ist April and at 8 o'clock from 1st April to 1st October on the follow i?g date.', April 4, May 2, .June ('?, July 4, Aug. 8, Pent. 5, Oct. :i, Nov. 7, Dee. 5. JAK F. 1ZLAR, W.M. Geo. W. D??KS?N, Sec. May 29 1875 7m. i. O. O. F. Falisto LoiIro No- 351 ?Meets at Odd Fellows Hall, every Monday evening at S o'clock, from 20th March to 20th Sept. and at 7A o'clock from 20th Sept. to 20th March. A. F1SCIIF.K; N. G: C. D. RLUMK, Sec. Rebecca bodge?Me? ts S o'clock every second Weihiesilav, aller sale dav. A. F1SGUKU, N. (j. TOWN COUNCIL. This body meets June 8, Sept. 7, Dec. 7. Mayors Court, held whenever occasion r*q\urcs. SONS OF TEMPERANCE. Orangeburg Division No. 24, meets every M.ndny evening in the basement of the Presbvtcrian Church. LOCAL. Selling out below cost at J. W. Mesclcy's olu stand. 2 -? ? - - ? - Edward 13. I*ooser has formed a co partnership. The Treasurer is busily en<'u<rod in making out executions against de liuqticnt taxpayers. Trips down the old Orangeburg load-ivy!-all the fashion now of Sun da v tifteritnonsi Oh ! ves. The su? enmc out bcnutiiYily on TboiMlny and made things look more |ili<astiiif. Flower <::ii'?lens are "odorifous" *iow. 'J he atluospbere is sweet with their many perfumes* Celling out below cost at J. W. Most-ley's ohl stand. 2 The new Court House is being CovoreJ. It will be ready i.i ample time Kir the October term of Court. Rev. J. II. Honour of Charleston Will officiate in the Lutheran Church to-morrow. TEE ATTENTION? Of our taxpayers is directed to the notice published in another column from County Treasurer Livingston. Selling out below cost at J. \V. Moselcy's old stand. 2 The guano season is about over. The next thing in order is along face that will lit an entire community of farmers, and a collection for the unfortunates in the fall. Dr. A. C. Dukes has the best soda water in the Stale. His supply of candies is the finest we ever saw. Drop in and call for Shcrrod and be made happy. THE DEPOT? The office hours at tbc depot will hereafter be as follows: From cS o'clock A.m. to 24 p.m; and from 3-3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Tbc public will gov ern themselves. Selling out below cost at J. W. Moselcy's ohl stand. 2 Mr. C. D. Kortjohn offers for sale ten tons of Slouo Acid on reasonable forms. Kortjohn's general slock of merchandise is fresh and marked low down. An inquest was held over the dead body of Cclie .Rivers on the 1st irist, who died from heart disense. Coroner Fordham informs us that the jury found a verdict in accordance with tbc facts. Selling oul below cost aL J. W. Moselcy's old stand. 2 Thcro is something good for every body in the advertisement ?f T. Kohn & Brother. Head it. Liny Day was not suggestive of] flowers and pie hies. The weather was ugly. The time wo understand for the collection of the town taxes has hecu extended to the 20th hist., after which the penalty as fixed by Council will certainly he attached. Rolling out below cost at J. W. Moseloy's old stand. 2 ?Senator Andrews was out diiving his celebrated stallion on Thursday afternoon. Mcmbrino Trustee is a graceful mover, and can make it in 2:10. siceenjng? For a man who is played out to say, "I am disgusted with this place and want to sell out," when the facts arc the other way? _ . . mm ? v- - VP AGAIN? The many friends of Mr. J. C. Tike will he pleased to hear that he has sufficiently recovered from his recent severe illness to be up, and at his place of business. A in;OK COTTON PATCH? Messrs. \V. B. Way and J. T. Way have five hundred and thirty acres ot cotton planted and up. The Messrs. Way are among our most successful and energetic planters. pr and new By reading the new advertisement of Mr. Gco.Tl. Cornelson our readers will :;ee that lie is receiving an entirely new stock of spring goods and general merchandise. Now is the time to make advantageous purchases. Selling out below cost at J. W. Mosel e-y's old stand. 2 Stealing is fashionable. A gentle man's oats patch was thinned out lust night, and the trail led lo a neighboring shanty where a fine pile of cut oats were hidden. The cn couragemtnt of such low stealing is quite as had as the theft itself.- Some have less of shame tlmu brass. John siiAciri'irs New advertisement will be found in to day's paper. He has just received a large and varied supply of dry goods, groceries and liquors. His pricts are in accord with the hard times, and those with a little money should not fail to uive hi in a call. County Treasurer - ocum of Ches ter was tried last weclt and acquitted before Judge Noithrop, who ruled during the trial that a Governor has no right to pardon a man upon condition that he shall testify only to certain facts. Consequently John J illy is still in the Penitentiary. - mm ? ?>? -? The Enterprise Club Billiard Saloon is the place to go now for first-rate recreation. Mr. Webb Bull has up put a shooting gallery which affords abundant amusement to those who are fond of rille shooting. The stock of liquors and cigars at the Saloon aie also attractive. Selling ou* below cost at J. W. Motley's old stand. 2 WAIT i WAHl !? Our friend John English had a troublesome tooth extracted on Thursday last, which came very near making him hid good bye to the beau ties of tliis lovely spring time. The (oolh,was hard to pull, and our friend wah-wahed manfully during the operation. M VSICA L CONCEIi T? Prof. Berg proposes to givo a musi cal Concert in Elliott Hall the last of this month, wl ich will he a rich treat to Orangc.hurg. The Glee Club brass hand will perform ou the occasion, and that with the music on the pi an a which the Professor promises, together with some beautiful songs and solos, will make the evening a chariuiii" one. ?^MWCTMM<MM??Mqj?M<B??M^aBTI lltll IMP*?? j Auction sales by Meroncy nt Mosc ley's old staud. Head notice. -.. - .- - Jndge Reed refused to grant tbc mandamus asked for by tbo coun sel of tbc Hook and Ladder Company to compel the County Commissioners to pay for tbc rent of their hall. The Judge decided that the law requires them to audit and pay all legal claims without being mandtim | usscd to do so. Izlar & ])ibble repre sented the Hook and Ladder Company, und Judge A. B. Knowl Ixm the County. -.- irr ? MM* Selling out below cost at J. W. Moseley's old stand. - TOUGH BUT TU Uli? Mr. E. G. Tubiu was practicing with bis rille a few days einco at a mark set up in the middle of the railroad track when one of his shots, after passing through tbc object at which he was shooting, ricochettcd up and killed a buzzard that was pas sing over the railroad about thirty or J forty feet in the air. Ibis is si fact and can be vouched for by a niimbey of citizens. ? ? mmp ? ? mi -. i A meeting was called by the lie publicans of Bull Swamp Precinct on the 20th of April, nt which the follow ing officers were elected : President, Rufus Whetstone; Vice-President, Win. Gholson; Secretary, G. V. Culler; Sergeanlsat-Arins, Morgan Ilolmnu; Jeflersoii Groves; Directors, V. D. Bowman, E. G. Charley, Bcnj'n Robinson, Bonj'n Hyps, Frederick Jenkins; Chaplain, Moses Butler. Alter passing a resolution to have the minutes of the meeting pub lished in the N kws and TiMKS, the Club adjourned tu luccl.again on the 27th of this month. Selling out below cost at J. W. Moseley's old staud. 2 ??huup ? ? orjpiiwi ' - A BKA S TL Y S OB XX? On Tuesday last about midday a pair of white persons, perhaps man and wife, were seen sitting on the railroad bank. The woman's face was battered, and both eyes black and blue, her clothes dragg'cd with mud hud water. A remnant of some eatables lay close by, and an empty bottle hinted strongly the cause. The man who was a short fellow of for bidding countenance, occasionally di verted the scene with cursing the wo man, and stamping her until Mr. Dawson and some colored men inter posed. The woman to sooth his ire drew out a square bottle, and both emptied it. Then they stretched out on the wet ground for a siesta. Da ring the evening a cold rain fell on them while they lay incohscious aud beastly drunk. The Mayor sent up and had them removed. The woman had to be lifted and dragged off. So degraded u pair of outcasts are rarely met. -IUI II- ? . ? -I?'. - TUB FLORAL FAIR? * The.Floral Exhibition to be given under the auspices of the Orangeburg Agricultural and Mechanical Asso ciation will conic off at the Kair Building on Tuesday next. The at tractions of the day will be very in teresting to those who have a taste for the beauties of mittlre. Choice flowers and rare and lender plants will make the atmosphere of the Fair Building on that day redolent with sweet perfumes, and turn us for a shoit time from the contemplation of the inatlcr-of-fiielness of our every day lives. As this will be the first Floral Festival given by our Agricul tural Society it deserves all the encour agement that can be bestowed upon it. We trust therefore tint it will bo well patronized by the ladies und gentlemen of our County who have a taste for flic cultivation of flowers and plants, and a desire to behold ibe multiplied beauties of nature,?for such will adorn the Fair Building on Tuesday next. Mr. Kiik Robinson will accept our thanks for a complimentary ticket. Selling out below cost at J. W, Moicley's old stand; 2 SOLICITOR BUTTZ? The Charleston Journal t?f Com merce says from letters received in that city the impression prevails thero that Solicitor Butt/, will "triumph over Mackcy and take his seat in Congress." We hope that the ru mor may torn out to he a veritable fact, and that Mackcy will be ousfed from the position which ho usurps to the chagrin of the majority of the people of this Congressional District. Buttz was fairly elected, and should enjoy the privileges which the vote.-? of the people intended him to have, hut which lie has been, deprived of So far. CRA M) A KU l'R'l IT J I 'll ?RS? Mr. J. \\r, Moseloy, Jury Com missioner, drew the following named Grand and Petit Jurors on Tuesday last: Grand Jurors?John Robiuson, Smart Summers, C:esar Flotnming. George lllioa?s, Samuel Closes, Fri day Kthson, J. F. Adden, Ben Col ton, January Balt/.egcr, John A. Harl/.og, Jas. l?ekcnbnekcr, J. W. R. Berry, Laud on MeMiohael, Daniel Jjivingston, Henry Anderson, J. P. Haiglcr, J. C. Harmon, T. C. Dukes. The following arc the Petit Jurors : Addison Hamilton, W; P. Cain, W. A. Pucker, L. S. Crum. G. W. Myers, J. P. Walsh, John Hart, J. P. Spigc ner, Lewis Fersncr, John Taylor, F. M. Prickelt, 0. B. Iiilcy, Cultins Crokcley, P. Doyle, J. D. Jones, Jacob Gardner, W. 1). Riser, John Washington, Jim Mitchell, Irviri K.i/.cr, Jim Manigo, F. W. Smith, B. D. Meyers, Ben Middlcton, Dave Welch, J.G. Dupont, Jas. Jamison, Handy Jcokitis, Lewis Guingnard, Wesley Harpih, Mallard Guingnard, Jacob llerloug, Ligc Robinson, S. J. ?Crider, Wni. Aikcn. Selling out below cost at J. W. Mose ley's old sland. 2 'J' I rRXIXG*A roixi? A few days since Messrs. M. Al Urecht and G. A. Neufler went a-lish ing. Albrecht said he knew all about p repel Hag and steering a boat and took a scat in the stern end of his water splitter. Mr. Neufler sat about midway the boat iii front of him, and remained as quiet and erect as if ho had been standing on the edge of an inch-board fifty feet above the Falls of Niagara. Thus seated the couple started up the river in quest of good fishing places, Mr. Neu flier anon ? (iking in a breath of his smell-bottle as a nerve quieter, while Albrecht contented himself on Old- Crow. Coining to a point where the water was unusually swift, Mr. N. advised that the boat be taken out midway the stream, and that the point of danger bo passed in that way; but Albrecht protested that he had made too many points in his life to be in timidated by the fury of the one be fore him, and intended to cross it without any difficulty. He could out-padillc the man that made a bateau, So telling Mr. N. to sit straight, and spitting in his hands, he stalled with a new fancied flourish of the paddle to turn the point ; hut just as the bow of the bateau came in con tact with the main current, Mr. Mat Albrecht, the expert pad d I er, afforded, against his will, an illustration of the weakness of man's strength when compared with that of the surging F.listo. With a jerk hero and a twist there, Mat was thrown heels over head deep down into the waters of that point, which but a few moments bcfoic he had laughed at. It was in this stylo that our friend turned his point and showed his heels to the Heavens. Being a good swimmer hs succeeded in reaching the bank where bo vowed by the beauties of Spring that he would from that time forward take better care of the lifjhc enjoys. Mr. N. hung on to Ihc bateau, and in drifting down the river caught hold of an iron wood bush by the aid of which he worked himself upou terra flrina. When ho and Mat camo to gctlter again Llic latter said: "Neuf fer, u log or something has washed to that point. I never had any difficul ty in making it before;'' "Well, you played h?11 in making it this time, didn't you ? 'Sposo I hadn't caught hohl of that limb, where would 1 have been now ?" "Odderwise, not withstanding, with regards to dat, you'd have been in the river," repli ed Mat. v At tlic last regular mooting of Ornngehurg Division, No. 24, Sons of Temperance, hold on Monday night, May 1st 18711, it was unani mously L'rstJrui', That, the sincere thanks of this Division arc due, and are here by tender-, d to the citizens of the Town of Orangoburg for the interest manifested in our cause, shown in tendering homes to, as well as enter taining the Delegates iii attendance upon the meeting of the (Ira.id Divi sion; And tln-y arc hereby assured of our high appreciation of the same. AYrWraZ, That this resolution of thanks ho furnished the Orangebiirg papers fo publication; Apologizing to a lamp post is prima facia evidence that it is not Merrcl's Hcpatinc for the Liver, hut some worthies." trash, called Bitters, that has been taken into the stomach. Me r roll's Hcpaiiuc acts directly on the Liver causing it to throw off' the bile, ami purify the blood. When the Liver has a healthy action the whole system is at once invigorated and strengthened; disease has no hold on the system, and is easily eradicated Mcrrbll'a Ilcpaliuc has no equal in permanently curing all diseases of the Liver, Stoaiache 'ttnd Kidneys. Fifty doses for one dollar, two cents per dose; cheaper than pills, and free from Calomel. See hook at Drug Store. For sale by Dr. A. C. Dukes, I. ?? ??i ii Ii ..i ? ii^n-jjtajjmum i i .| in,mi ^j^m?nMn Cj>5 TO S-O PEIt DAY AT fjp Home. .Sample* worth free. Still ?on & Co., Porthimi, Maine. Governor Smith, of Georgia. ExKCUllVK DlJPA ItTMliN'f, Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 20, 1874. Dr. J. S. Pcmbcrlon?Dear Sir: I have used your Globe Flower Cough Syrup myself, and iu my fami ly, with benefits .so marked as to leave unquestioned the merits of a remedy which in niy experience has pn ved niiu that excels everything tor Colds, Coughs and obstinate D ing affections. I shall always use it with perfect con fidence, and recommend it to the pub lic as a remedy which will afford that satisfaction experienced by mo und hii'ie. Very respectfully you fay .Jas. M. Smith, (lovernor of the State of Georgia. G'obu Flower Cough Syrup cures Cold.--, Cough, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, Fleurisy, Pain and Soreness iu tbo Breast, and will positively cure Con sumption. We scall publish in the N i:\vs a n i>Tim Ka Testimouialsof great nn I good men of the nation, whoso uoids cannot be doubted, in regard to the merits of Globe Flower Syrup. \Vc prefer to let I hem speak. Globe Flower Syrup for salo by Du. A. C. Dukes. Book-;! Stationery! Music! ai-SO A lot of WINDOW SHADES nf an im proved Patent, heing neat, simple in put ting up, durable and CHEAP in price. Lamps, Chimneys and Lamp Fixtures always on hand. SOLE AGENT FOR THE Celebrated WATT PLOW and Casting*, which 1 sell at Manufacturer's Prices, with freight added, viz: One Horse A and H..'$C 00 Two Horst M and N. ? 00 Castings.7c per lb. Insui ante and ColIcciioilS prompt ly attended to. AGENT FOR Liverpool, London and (Jlobe Insurance Co Georgia Home Insurance Co. Mnuliattcn Life Insurance Co. KIUK RORINS?NJ Market St. oct 2 3q __ TO DOYLE'S CORNER. J. H. SCHACHTE With a full supply of Groceries, Shoes, Clothing and General Mer chandise. ALSO Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco, AT Low DOwn Prices. Hereby informs his Friends, and the Public generally, that ho ii now receiving o large stock of und respectfully requests an early examination of same. Prices arc lower than ever in this market for cash. GKOKGE II CORNELSOJT. S. E. Tobin S. A. AlbergottL The cheapest BACON, FLOUR, SUGAR, DRY GOODS BOOTS? and SHOES House in the County. This is the imanimous verdict cf the people, gained by adhering strictly to our Cash and Small Profit System. & E. TOBIN & CO-,