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Potros Council No. 11, R.\ & S/. M.% Will meet each Thursday at G o'clock P. M. from 1st October to 1st April and at 8 o'clock ? from 1st April to 1st October, on the following dates. June 24, July 22, Aug. 19, Sept. 16, Oct. 21, Nov. 18, and Dec. I?. . ... J. F. 1ZL ' * ?''tir.'W. BriUNfioN, Recorder. Knreka Chapter No. 1?. R\ A.\ M.\? "Will meet during the present Masonic year at the URual Hours, the follow in dates : March 10th, April 7th, May 5th, June 2nd, Auguut 4th, September 1st, October 27th, November24th, Lecetnber 20(11. J. P. IZLAlt, M. E. II; P. J. M, Bbukson, Sec. . Shibboleth bodge No. 28, A.*. P.-. M.v? Will ih'eet each Tuesday at 7 o'clock, from 1st Oct. to 1st April and at S o'clock M lit April to 1st October on the follow ing dates, April 4, May 2, June G, July 4, Aug. 8, Sept. 5, Oct. 3, Nov. 7, Dee. 5. .... J AS. P. 17, L A It, W. M. Gbo. W. BnuxsoN, Sec. . may^20 ? 1875 7ni. Erfisto Lodge No- H8,?Meets at Odd FellOw? . Holt, every Friday evening at 8 o'clock, from 20th March to*20th Sept. and 41 7?o'clock from 20lh Sept. to 20tli March. F DkMAKS, N. (i. " J ITERM A N W A II LEKS, See. Rebecca bodge?Meets 8 o'clock every second Wednesday after sale dav. F. DkMAKS, N. G. Town council. .This body meets June S, Sept. 7, Dec. 7. Mayors Court, held whenever occasion requires. SONS OF TEMPEK A NC.'E. Orangeburg Division No. 24, meets every Mondays evening in the basement of the Presbyterian Church. Y? M. C. A.?Rooms on Russell' Street next Mrs. Snioaks' Millinery Store, ?nraineus " Meeting?Fourth Thursday in each month at 7 r. M. Prayer Meetings? EV6ryTliursdav Evening. " M. GLOVERj President. FSDmnLr, Secrctarv. 'Sctath Caroltita Railroad. oftick not/ns xt witANownuko okpot. From "8 o'clok A. M. to 2A I\ M. From o'clock P. M. too* P. M. Goods received and delivered only during o?&co hour*. L O O ? . Fence o round *nil becoming dilapi dated. For {'ore drugs cull at Dr. lly ?drick'SV See -udvortbeiiirnt of Win. Sain in reference to a lino still 1 i?*sri. Mr. vjttobcrt Wiles is repairing one of' lftji residencM near Market street. Several new stores have been ?open ed i u P? ra n c& < ?-11 e. ?i-r;. W. M. Era in has opened a store near the Railroad. We wish him -success, i cMr. John H. Livingston has been ?nppoin'.ed permanent United States Marshal lor this county. 'Tire a|(eutK n of the County Com "missioner! \k directed to Pnysan's let ter in to-day's issue. Mr. J. W. 'Cannon is paying a visit to',bis native State, North Carolina. We wish hmm pkusunt time. Ju^gCjAndrews is making conside flicferaltb3 improvements on his farm nearl?mngebu rg. Thureday was a windy day. We don't care how soon March bids us good-bye. Of Rev. T. W. Mellichamp made quite a favorable impression by his first sermon in tho Baptist Church. Horses are not as high now a* they were ^l|s^l^mo: last year. You can buy a good steed now for $140?50. The members of the Pose Bud Club contemplate giving a ball at Merone^-tlp|el on Thursday night SjaJodaypJast was a busy one. A goocfjdealiof property changed hinds. The auctioneers did a loud business. m * m* Gapt Briggmau rocei ved a splondid street lamp a few days since. It will bo* put up in front of his popular ?store. ? ?Od?|' I . l^hticn sevenly-six was Leap Year, tut, the ludies appear to think they have as much right lo gallant the boy8 this.yesrns last. And tho boys seem to have no objections to humoring them. Dr. Lt. S. Wolfe sustains his reputa tion as a first class dentist by giving universal satisfaction. Over Ezek iel's. It rained down in torrents on Thursday night. Sufficient water fell then to have drowned Chamber lain. Unpleasantness in the sheriff's office on tnlcaday last. That officer was only a looker-on in Viena, however, and maintained his accustomed equilibrium. Captain Alfred Frederick an 1 the officers of his company have all been commissioned by Governor' Hampton, and were sworn in by Trial Justice Meyers We know a young man who sat up three nights trying to write a love letter to bis swect-hcart, and has not yet succeeded. We have them ready made for sale at this office. We caught a minister taking a drink the other day, but as he begged us not to ''peach," we of course in tend to keep us silent as the grave, People may trust us with secrets. ? mii riii i ? V. -| 111 ?I A. Fischer's advertisement appears in a mw dress to-day. Fischer is a neat atid successful grocer, and al ways se?s the best aud freshest of articles. Mr. W. Crook can bottom chairs with -cane in a most excellent manner. His work is neat ami will last fur years. Those possessing chair frames should hand them over to Crook and have them re-bottomcd. Mr. W. T. Light foot has two-iii hiaud now of the prettie-t grays ever driven in Ornngcburg. Our friend Ligh t foot is a deserving citizen anil we are pi cased tu see him have his comforts. Is it right lor a young lady who < nee lovid and caressed a young man, whom she now finds she cannot get. to go uhont und denounce h*m us ugly and unfit to husband with one of the Mukvdolh tribe ? 1>11. THOMAS LEGA RE? This g? nth man having refill lied from Ids wedding tour is prepared again to (ill all professional calls. I)r Legare is one of the most skillful gib)siehths in the State. We i.in it ted to rail attention in our last issoc to the law card of Ahmt 1.41throp, Esq. Mr. Lathrop can be found hext door to i he oilico of the N i:\ys a ni? Tim Ks. lie i.- a ebwer, tillable gentleman, and is highly re commended as a lawyer. John Matthews, the barber, who has been run by fire several times, has set himself up on Mark? t street in the old office of the Southern and Atlan tic Telegraph Com puny. Matthews is an old Charleston barber and can not he excelled in the tonsorial art. His charges are liberal. If you want your hair cut in fashionable style, or a chiin and comfortable shave, inquire for Matthews' barber shop. Y. M. C. A.? Til is association of Christian young men have been during the past year quietly, but surely, sowing seed which it is trusted will bring lorlh fruit in abundance. They have in contem plation special services for the fourth Sabbath in this month at which time they will bolavored with the presence of some prominent ministers from abroad. Fuller particulars of these services will appear in our next issue. EA TINO HORSE FLESH? Wo learn that an old gentleman, residing in a small houso near Or angeburg, wus Jorccd by hunger to make a meal on the flesh of a dead horse a few days since. Starvation we suppose will drive a person to ex tremes, but we submit that when the law provides for llio prevention /if such occurrences as the one alluded to above, that no occasion for eating rotten horse flesh should ever present itself. It is tho duty of tho County Commissioners to take care of the poor; an annual tax levy is made for the purpose, and the money ought to be properly expended. Inn Christian land it wou d seem that wo ought to have ofiiccrs averse to feeding a help less old white man ou canon. - ii ?aa?.- --a?? i - - [i on, the News am> Tim ns.] A Wail from D. H Chamberlain. JVY J. F. M. It is, ttbis ! ns 1 forethought, Wade 1 lampion will succeed, "My own down fall my hands have wrought An blacken'd b'er tlib deed. I've pandered to tl?e negro tnslc,? Went cheek by jowl with them, And often with a yielded waist Found little to condemn. I've touched id" ft rings of human thought, And waved the bluudy shirt, In order wlild I eager sought Might never play the Hirt. I've praised the darkey, damned the whites, Hy word of month and pen, I've soared full many lying flights To stigmatize white men. The'rbrced, their culture,and theirju-ide I have denounced all o'er, And wandered hy tl c darkey's sid e Through <lays I'll sec no more. The pc oplc's money I have lov'd Ami stolen when I could; Ihil ne'er to tears 1 e'er was moved? A robber never should ? Because I came here poor indeed, . Without a name or purse, And now have bonds, wealth?and adeed, Than blackest hell is worte!? I mean the mountain curse I heap'd 'Pon Carolina's sons, Has now come back in blood nil steep'd? Stamps nie, aud damns aud burns. What 1 had lixed for others' heads Falls now upon my own; Wade Hampton and bis red-shirt ribs Have in my pasture flown. AH my lies have gone for naught, My crown I must resign; The hloody shirt's with mischief fraught, So Matthews gives the sign. And Kvarts, too, he signals leave, And rob ibis State no more : That I must haste and Hayes relieve ? He too ia with nie sore. '"This is embarrassing," I swear, "Heyond endurance," and Now I am soon to leave this lair And dust for home the sand. The Btiioi!Tt.8t Little Pa neu I Out?Is'hat, SpAitki.iNu, Newsy? Sic.vn in V njit S.'nscuierioNs at OxCe.?.Miss Annie Maria Barnes, (Cousin A.nnie.) formerly editress >f the Childrens Corner in :he ".?tunny South," will issue March 1st a little paper to be devoted to the amuse ment and instruction of the young as well us to the entertainment of those who arc older. Everybody, from grand-mother j down to "Little Tob," will find some thing in it especially lor Lhcm. it will be neatly gotton up, beautifully printed, a pcrlcct little gem through- j -out. I The price of subscription is only I 7f> cents a year, or 00 cents for six months. Let every little boy und, girl 75 cents at once und send for "Cousin Annie's"']>aper, or go a club of 4 subscribers und $3.00, and receive a copy free. A beautiful picture will he giv n to the little boy or girl who sends in the. first subscription. Be quick little fi Iks! Ad dress, Miss Annie Ba?ni:s, i Atlanta, Ga. Binnieker's Bridge Sinking. Fokk ok Edisto, Maiuii 5ih 1877. 'Editor OraMf/churi) .W u s aud Thors : The County Commissioners of Orange burg and Bnrnwell would do well to give their attention to Bin nicker's bridge, just at this particular time Ihcy would perhaps save tho lives of persons and prevent the dis Iruction of properly. The bridge is in a very precarious and dangerous condition. One of the arches lues set tled a foot lower than the others, which leaves an aching void to the murky waters below, that is unplens ant for man or beast to loo't through. No sane man thinks of passing over tho bridge now without saying bis prayers first, nud returning thanks after ho has landed ou the opposite side. All this might do very well,as a last resort, for a people less given to piety than the inhabitants of the Fork. But we are a law-abiding, church going people, and do not ro quire such extra hazardous means to remind U3 of our religious duties. If the Commissioners, however, are re miss upon the subject of their devo tionnl exercises they are recommend ed to cross over Binnicker's bridge by way of a gentle reminder. Centennially yours, Pays an. What It Means, OrANGEIIURW, S. C, March 8th, 1877. Editor Orangebur ,< News and Times : Is it not a mark ef ill breeding for one lady to speak ns follows of another lady who has just entered church?! "Tell you. she's got on dress and trinkets for you." Lady Inquirer, j [In answer to the above we should say thut it is not likely that ? lady would make use of any such criticism, either in church or out of it. But if the remarks quoted did proceed from one of the weaker sex, and our cor respondent did hear them "t is exceed ingly probable that their author was jealous because of her poverty and foolish aud imprudent becnuse loo young to know better. Little Misses caii hurt nobody by their insipid criticisms, while by their insane jealousies of other people's fineries, they frequently create the impression that their fathers or guardians (as the case may be) arc exceedingly pinched. En. News and Times.] Happiness and prosperity depend to a very great ex (cut upon good health. All those suffering from hoarseness, cold, or c?ugh, should try Dr. Bull's cough sy rup. It cures. WONDERFUL SUCCESS? It is repotted that Boschee's Ger man Syrup has, since its introduc tion in thfi United Slates, reached the immense sale of 40,000 dozen per year. Over 6,000 Druggist have ordered this medicine direct from the Factory, at Wood bury, N. J.; and not one has reporte 1 a single failure hut every letter sp >a n of iu tut? n ishing success in curing severe Coughs, Colds settled on the Breast, Consumption, or any disease of the Throat ami Lungs, Wo advise any person that has any predisposition to weak Lungs, to go to their Druggist j -and get this Medicine, or inquire about it. Regular size, ??") cents: Sample Bottle, 10 cents. Two do ses will retie"e any case. Don't ne glect your con >h when you can get the "above remedy from Dr. A. C. Dukes. ADVICE OHA TIS? The Hoii Alexunler II. Stevens says:?"'Hie Globe Flower Cough S '.rup has proven a most valuable remedy to me." Gov. James M. Smith, of Georgia, says:?"I shall always use it with perfect confidence, and recommend it to the public as a remedy which will afford that satisfaction experienced by me and mine. It excels every thing for coughs, colds and obstinate lung affections." Ex-Guy. Brown, of Ga.j says: "He fintJ-s the Globe Flower Cough Syrup a most excellent remedy." Such endorsement by our great and good men deserves the attention of the ulllicted. Those suffering from cough, e:dds and lung affections should use the Globe Flower Cough Syrup. It will positively euro con sumption. For sale by Dr. A. C. Dukes. Dr. A. C. Uukks is giving away a handsome hook entitled ''Pearls for the People," containing much valuable information and many interesting articles. It also contains a history of the discovery of the "Hepaline;" for diseases of the liver, dyspepsia, contispation and indiges tion, <fcc, and gives positive assur ance thut when the Ilepatinc is used it effects a permanent, and lasting cure of these diseases, which prevail to such an shinning extent iu our country Take the Heparine for all diseases of the liver. Call at Dr. J. G. Wannamakcr's and get a pamphlet and read about Dr. Clark Johnston's great Indian blood syrup, the best medicine in use. Dr. Wanuamaker also has the medicino for salo at wholesale and retail. juno 24 Trustee's Notice Persons indebted to Murray Robinson, Jr deceased will make payment, and those having demands against him, will present them duly attested to the umlcrsignud, KIKK UOMNSOX Trustee. March 3 I'm. VOCAL AND INSTRU MENTAL. I am prepared to receive a few Pupils more in Vocal and Instrumental Music. Apply to ANTON BEUG, sep 30 tf White Oano Grange No. 125 Patrons of Husbandry. St Matth ews, Orano ehurg Co?ntt,S. C. At a regular meeting of "White Cane Grange, No. 125, Patrons of Husbandry, the following preamble and resolutions were adopted : Wbereaa, Almighty God in his dispensa tions has seen proper to remove from time to eternity our beloved friend and brother Frederick W. Vogt, be uj gono to that place whence no traveller returns. Ah a neighbor and friend he wan true and faith ful, an a husband and father, affectionate a.id devoted; as a profensor of religion, humble and sincere. We lament our loss but bow with submission to the will of God | who docth all things right; therefore be i ? Resolved , That we sincerely sympathiio with tho bereaved widow and afllicted fami ly of our deceased brother in their irrepar able loss. Resolved, That a page in our record book be set apart to bin memory. Resolved, That the Secretary of tins -Grange be requfgtcd to send to the family of tli is deceased a copy of these proceedings. Also that he furnish a copy to the Oaaugc* burg News ani> Times for publication. c. p. jones, a. c. Baxter, Sec. \yVM, AOlALi L.AT1IROP, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Orangeburg, S- Cl? Sf~&" Office in rear of Masonic IFnl^ March 3 " ''^'"ir. _ >JU ,Jt - FOR SALE: * -v f On Wednesday the 14th day of March 1877, 1 will sell at the Plantation of B. Z, Sinoake at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash. One Timber Carl. bi? ma I One Gin. \)nu rife* VI Ono Grist Mill. i ,. (Ur.-.ijf Three Head of Cattle. i/ibt > i\ At the plantation uf Adolpum* Izlar, 100 Butdicla Corn. | j [ 11 [j One Lot of Pea Vines. Levied on an tho property of ? 15.-IZ. Smoake at the suit of Geo. - iL:. -.ComeUon under Lien and Mortgage! LJ Hour of Sale 11 a. m.' at 1J.8raoako and at 2 o'clock nt adolphoVTzTSf. ? ?- ? D. N. 8MITH, Agent. March 3_ . ^ 2t. DR. B. F. MUCKiVjtfF??s Dentist Booms uvof Storo of sir\ 6*&<H. Cornelson'H, U^y Charges Reasonable, FRIETGf With its flowers, perfumes and the warbling of birds is her?,and M 1? my 1 '* of fiue Groceries, Wines, Ales, Liquors; etc. Times are hard and to meet the Wants of the People I have marked'my'goods down. Families can bo supptiedof m's'lif?i'Wt as cheap as in the Charleston Market. Besides Groceries aui Liquors, I keep constantly on hnud choice Fr.sn Beef and Pork and take pleasure in filling orders and delivering good* at door of purchaser Give me a call or send fir what you want. Satisfaction guaranteed. |X? A. FISCHER. Noticio of D ismissal. Notice is hereby given that I shall one month froth date file account with the Hon orable Judge i>f 1*foliate for Orangeburg County, and ask for lottery of Dismissal as (ilia run in of Fraticei K. Gleatoh. JACOB. L. GLEAT?N Guardian March 3 tin. Notice of Dismissal ~l^j"otlce is hereby given that I shall one J_ l innnth Irom dale. I will file my final acj count with (he Hon. Judge of Probate Oraiigcbhrg County, S. fj. as Administrate w of tho Estate of W. J- Fogle and ask for letters of dismissal. J W FOGLE, Administrator. March 3 lm THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA ?rakokbubg County, liy Aua, B. Knowltox, Esquire, J. P. Wlierea?, Daniel F. Snigencr liatli made suit to me, to grant to him Letters of Ad ministration of (he E-iale anil cAect* of | Mrs. Caroline 11. Pauling and oT so tiiiicli (if the Kxtalc and etlcets of .lohn It. Paul ingas \va? left luiadininislercd l>y tlie said Carolina It. Piiitlbijj Tlie-:e are iher?forc.?ia t i'.c and admonish all and vihgularllie kindred and creditor-' of j the said Caro'inc 11. Pauling and John K,I*i\vdiiig IhuIi deceased, thai they la; and appear before nie, in (be Court of Probate, to be held at Urailg?oiiirg 0. II,on Monday ltUh March next. ?fter publication hereof, ?t 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause if any lliey have, why the said Ad ministration should nut jVc granted. Given under iny hand I'd this day of| March Anno Domini 1S77. AUG ?. KNOWLTON, [ L.K1 Judge of Probate, O. C March 3 2t Is hereby given Uiat in thirty days from date, application will be m ade to the Clerk of Court for Orange burg County to grant a ('harter to Edisto Lod^e No. 83. I. O. O. F. in conformi ty with the Act of Assembly, entitled "An Act to provide for granting of certain Chartors" approved February 20lh 1874. J. II. W?hlers "I Committee. F. DeMars, j fob 17 lm THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA OnANaiinuna CoOntv. By AUG. B. KNOWLTON, Esquire, J P. Whereas, Ira K. Hart, hath made suit to me, to grant <o him letters of Adminislra tion of the Estate and etlcets of Mrs. Irino Mart, late of said County deceased. These nre therefore to cite and admonish nil and singular tho kindred and Creditors of tho said Irino Hart, deceased, that tbuy be and appear, before im\ in tho Court of Probate, to bo hold ntOrangeburg, C. II., on l?th of March ncxtv after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said A ministration should not be granted. Given under my Hand, this 23d ilny of February Anno Domini 1877. AUG, lb KNOWLTON, [i-a.] Judge of Probate, leb 24 2 FOR RENT" M{ << The Two Story Building ia thcTown of Lewisville. Tho first Story fitted up as a Store, complete in all respects. The second 8lory arranged foi a Residence. ' >Jv For particulars applv to GEORGE BOLIVER. aug. 5 tf EXECUTORS N?TIGE Persons indebted to l>r John- B Darby deceased will make payment, and those having demands against him Trill* present them duly attested to Messrs Hutson ?sc Hut* son at Orangeburg SC A F DABBY ^ Qualified Executor febl7 ln? . PKRUVIAN GUANO Parties desiring guano delivered ? on or before 1st April can make arrangements rangcincnLs with me by calling in early. Peinvian Guano >?? Impor ters bands is net cash, and I shall fill first all lots engaged on rucU terms. I am re ceiving same by said vessel from Ncvr York. " .. . :r; I Phospliate and. Acid , at lowest prices. u .' ?r ^ Sugar's; OolTee, Tobacco Family Flour, Plows,* Si eel &c. always on band Early 1? ose, Good ricli and. Peerless Seed Potatoes also . . _.. Itctl Rnst ProorOats. J, L Hamilton Busselt Street next to Cofiie'oV.*. t OPAK t \ 1. ICS 81 i !? SOTICt. '].;'-? Co, ..' > he.t j.'o.e er.' ..'.nj ? ; ?. r a : .e i. r \ : ~ ? u.uior ? '??*-! oi i ,ne c ' T. IToi : in. l;L Iii' 14 lm?day i o:vcit ? " ?v. .- ... . w>. it?? v '1 l.? j i i e tvo.;j,..i li'.i ? \.>. v lie ? ?? .. ".. -1> * ?.;':*. 3 . t .u> bo i:;-;cio: r '-"^ w . t'^ni .ne- U.e firm' !'-iuc in ilrpiid- 'o ?. } ? ?J li i'ORpORE KCfIS, Is . NR\* KOIiy. 0 <;/ ?;, D: ... 2-.u U7GV C j -'3 3es DENTISTEY. " According to tho latest improvement! to the art, L. S. WOLFE it o?er EzekieV* ^torc. is prepared i-? execute anything in his lino. Guaranteeing a faithful attendance to biuinew, be respectfully ask a oonttnn aneo of the patronage, which has hereto fore been extended to tho old firm of Saidir, Wolfe t?Calverb All Work Guaranteed. $5 TO <$20 PKK ?AY Ay'$ Home. Samples worth $1 free Stinsnn & Co., Port'and, Mane.