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MASONIC Enrekft, Chapter No. l\ ft>. A.\ M.*.? Will iiicet during the present Mnsonic year &t llic usual hours, (he followhi dates: ?April 27th, Mav 25th, June 2ml, August 24th, September 21st, October 10th, November 10th, Lccetnber 14th. . 8. DIDDLE, M. K. H, V. Geo. W. Brunson, Sec. ?. Shibboloili Lodge No. 28, A? F.vJUv "Will meet each Tuesday at 7 o'clock, .from 1st Oct. to 1st April and at 8 o'clock from 1st April to 1st October on the follow ing dates, May ?tbJ June f>lh, July 3d, August Tili, September 4th, October 2d, November tilth, bcceihhof, 4lh. JAS. F. 1ZLAK, W;M. <ir.o. Wi DruksOn, Sec. ittay 21) 1S7? 7m. L O O. F. , Tidisto Lodge No. ii:i,? Meets at Odd Fellows llall, every Friday evening at S o'clojpk,*' from 20th March to "20th Sept. and at'7Vo'clock from 20th Sept. to 20th March. 1J F THOMPSON, N. <;. F. I>BMAILS, Sec. * Robcrra Lodge?Meets S o'clock every I second Wednesday after sale day. B F THOMPSON, N. C. ~TOWN~C~??NCili." This hotly meets June S, Sept. 7, Pec. 7. Mayors Court, hold whenever occasion requires. SONS OF TEMPlflliANC'K. Orangcburg Division No. _l, meets every "Monday evening in the basement of the Prcsliyterian Chiinili. Y. ?f. CV A.?Kobiiis mi Ilussell -Street next Mrs. Smo'aUs' Millinery Store. Husshiess Meeting?-Fotirtb Thursday in each month at 7 i\ M. Prayer Mcethus ? ICvervTliiirsda v livening. ' M. til OY I K, PreMd.cnl; F Klhiuu.r, Secretary. .... So ii (in Carol lira, ISailroau. oi'KiiK liorits at onAsoiauu.t; iikpot. I-'rrtii'i- S o'clnk ?. M;to 2? P.M. From iV. .m Io.-U P. M. to V. P. M. (ioods reccivtd ami delivered only during otiice hours. t. o o j\ jj. '1 h??.<??(' v.ho owe fir our paper will find their names dropped fioiu our * ? boohs presently aiid their accounts placed in the hand* of a Trial Jus tice lor collection. You don't waul <is to credit y.,11 always do yo'i ? M r.. W. T. I/igiitfoot is having a d?>iral)'o addition put lo his store. What do our young inci* mostly carry in their pock* l- now, and In what Use- tlo thoy p t ir V The la \v prohibits Reh-? d 'frusiees from teaching schools. Ifanynfour readers know of any violation of said provision, wo should be glad to re ceive! the inf<irmatioh. Our cid urn us are open for a dis cussion of t o fence law which \vc publish this we?>k. Wo intend to give hotli sides a hearing, so open your batteries. Mr. O. Ed11is lias just received a large supply of seasonable goods which he is 6lf\ ring at extremely low prices, call o i h im at once if you want to p'ccuvc bargains. See adver liscmciit. MJXSTJiJiLS/ On Monday C\0liing a first cla. - ininstiel performance will be given at Masonic llall. The programme will bo interesting throughout, all attend who desire to laugh nr.d have inn. % 3*. St. o. a.? The half hour service at the rooms of this Association to morrow after noon will be'dcvolcd tt) a short l?ble ...reading. Subject; 'One Thing." KxcrcicQS i11 commence promptly at half-past six o'clock. General Kopo koftehilzky is the Russian chief of stall, and when the Grand Duke calls him in a great hurry, it just'tangles the grand ducal swallowing ; thing up into a hnot, that can only be rivalled by the regul?r lock jaw. uviMES am: mihi/? Rut if you will call in at Cornel son's with a few dollars you can pur chase almost anything you want. John Danncr says ho intends to sell to his .cualomers hi prices suited to their necessities. lie does not believe in mnking a high per ccnlage these dull times and vows that he will con tinue to make his friends happy who do their trailing at Cornelsou's. Wc aro requested to state that the use of tho Baptist Chjnrch is still extended to tho Methodists, who are cordially invited to hold their Sunday School there, until their Church is finished. The Pastor will offioiato to -morrow as usual. Messrs. Geo. P. Ivowcll & Co. arc called "inonarchs of the advertising business." They have done a great deal towards t-yslcmatising tho ad vertising of largo business House.8; but there is still a great deal of room for improvement, in and about tin matter. For instance, less money should lind its way into the pockets of the agents and more into the buckskin purses of country publish ers. A great many young men persist in , declining matrimony on account of the expenses ol housekeeping. They don't linderst nd the subject. All that is needed to commence house keeping with is a table, three chairs (cue for "company") a cheap bed stead, a cradle, a Voting woman anil a spring hint tress. With these and a stout heart to cheer him onward, no yciii'g man of good character can enter into matiimouy lob.soon. i-vn on: vauSieiis? Messrs ,r. 0. Pike & Co., arc agon Is for the Daniel Pratt Gin Company, a Southern enterprise of great value. The gin combines advantages over all others in the market, ?nd is cheap enough for any farmer to buy. Tho Northern humbugs in use should be discarded and this genuine result ol Southern industry substituted in their slead. Call on Messrs Pike & Co., and examine foi yourself this new candidate for public favor. See ad vcrtisemcnt in another column. - . - ?a> ? ? ? ICp uca 'moxa l? The term exit initiation of.Orange I burg AeetMlctny will be conducted in tho following order: Monday?Reading, writing, Arith metic, (Jeography, IClbeulioii. Tuesday?Spelling, History,G'ratii inbr, C.imposition. Wodhoidiiy?Clashes not heard on previous days. The Fxamiuatiotis shall be thor ough and interesting, commencing !)?' A. M. The public generally are invited to attend; AVc give the Fence Law in full this week, mid invite discussions as to its merits. "Arger it out*' gentlemen, and in the meantime, wc are somewhat in the condition of the Irishman who was placed in the prisoner's dock and called upon to plead "guilty or not guilty.? when he replied, "Faith, and how can I tell till I hear the evi dence ?"' A'tcr reading the views of our far mers upon the mailer we shall be better prepared to give an opinion of our own. A young man of this place who visited Chat lesion lately was given a lunch before, leaving the "City by the Sea." Forgetting it. until nearly home, he concluded to let it remain untouched until be got fairly in his room, wlun he determined to have a good meal. When this time came he set down, ripened hip lunch, when Ibl and behold, instead of ham and Uuscuit, he discovered baby shoes and stockings. The joke is tho lunch was given to the person in question by a lady, lie is single. Whal. could she have meant ? As wo staled in bur last issue, Mr. Mcllichnmp's School Exhibition will lake place at the Masonic Hall on Thursday night, Juno 2<Sth. Judg ing from the past there is doubt that the scholars will give the community a rare treat. The Orangehurg Brass Band will dispense tho music, and a humorous performance will be rendered at the conclusion by a number of young men of the town. The admittance fee will be only tk.v cicNTs. Exorcises to commence nt 8 o'clock. THE BOARD OF hEAl/Vll? Our worthy Mayor Ini3 been very fortunate in his selection of the mem bers of this Board, having secured the services of energetic, persevering and accomplished gentlemen, who will leave no stone unturned in their efforts to keep the city clean during .summer months. Tho Board, con sisting of Drs. A. S. Hydriek, A. C. Dukes and W. K. Crook, Ksq., com memo their lour of inspection on Tuesday, the 'JGtli inst. Iiis their j intention of visiting every yard and lot. in the town. Jt. is to be hope d that our citizens will extend to them .every aid possible, and be pre pared for their visits next Tuesday. In Mriiinriiim?B rlha Salle.v Vullcocli. Died, at the residence of her father, in Orangcburg, 8. O, .June loth, 1-^77. HkktiiA Sali.ky Wii.lcock, ageil live years and seven months. '1 he simple announcement of death by Nature's hand seldom startles or moves us from our wonted equili brium. A common occurrence along the wayside of life we sometimes pause for a moment to wipe from our eyes the sympathetic Lear and {.lien pass on. Especially do we halt but for a brief space when we learn that the departed is one of God's own?a little child. lint while we know that lie. has said "duller lilllc children to come unto mc and forbid them not," it is nevertheless hard to part from those around whose tender forms the heart's dearest and sweetest nflocti mi \ are entwined. Albeit we know that our darlings will be better off in the Klvsium above, we still crave their slay with us. - Bertha, the subject of this notice, was one of earth's rares! and sweetest jewel-, and ilie comfort ami delight of h?r parents. Although young, she displayed traits of character and disposition which showed, that she had advanced far beyond her age in a knowledge of the a (fairs of this world. t) ml as if desirous of surpassing herself bet?re .bidding adieu to the sorrows of this sublunary abode; for weeks previous to her death she i seemed healthier, prettier, and dearer than ever before. Like a star that shines brightest before it falls, lit'.le liertha was sweetest during her last days. Taken ill in the bloom and flush of health, she was soon thereaf ter neanng that"undiscoveredjbonrnc from whence no traveller returns," ami her parents and friends were made painfully conscious of the fact that her iiltle feet would shortly j press I his earth no more in the flesh, and that her tiny arms were fast failing of that strength which had so often enabled her to embrace father and mother. God had placed his hand upon little Bertha! She was loo pure for earth, ami as if only lent here a little while, He was calling her home again. If *he was father's ami mother'.- idol while with ihein, taken home she would lix their hopes in Heaven. Naught could keep her here. Her playmates and Sunday School companion*, much tin they loved her, could not keep her one moment, beyond the allotted time. The dark angel of Death was hov ering over her couch, and its she called out a short time I efore dying, Vl'a, pa, do you love inc, pa?" the mourners around her little bed knew (hat. the summons for this precious flower, this rare exotic, transplanted only for a short time from a purer sphere, was inexorable?that Bert ha had to go. The transition from lifo to death is awful to contemplate. True, it is but one step; "but the change, the eternal change, wrought in that dreadful mo ment fives our future forever for weal or woe, for Hell or Heaven. But to Bertha the step was like dropping into a pleasing slumber?a sleep from winch when she awoke Vho found herself in tho midst of angels as beautiful and as bright as herself. Bertha Salley Willcoek was bu ried at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning last at 10} o'clock. Old and young were in attendance to pay tho last sad Kites on earth to their little friend. The Sunday ?School Children were special mourn hers at tho new made grave, because they all hived dearly their l?st coin panion. To the bereaved parents we would say, weep not, your darling .is better off. Soon, aye, very .soon, you can meet her again if you wish to. The mutability of the. things of this world precludes the possibility of a protracted sojourn here, and ere long - you shall see your daughter again. flood-bye Hertha ! All Iliai's bright iun>i fade. The brightest till the llec!c.-;t; All that's .sweet was made Itut In be lost when sweetest; Preamble and Resolutions til' Sympal fry by ilrangclmrg division No. Sous uf Tempern uns At a meeting of Oratigoburg Division No. '21, Sons of Temperance held dune 18th 1S7T. the following I preamble ami resolutions wen adopted : Wit r.i:r..\s. it has pleased Almighty (lud, in the Divine dispensation of his Providence, to take from our midst Brb. Omvkk If i:\vrn, so long the honored GKANii Scuii'.n of tlie OrOKK of SON? of TKMl'EItANUK of Soin'll Cakot.INA, and so much be loved by ali his brothers an I sisters; and whereas, death comes upon us it) jour most, serious a"? .well-ascur most idle employment.^, whelhsr engaged in the great work oT redeeming fallen man, or contributing t?*his;do\YJifaiI, oi- working out the c< nsccratioh of our lives to the noble orelcr of the ? Sons of Tj:miu:i:an<:j:, whose scnti incuts of Lo vK, Pt'?iTV and FinErii ty formed a distinguished part of Brother IIkvvitt's life; and where as, in bis death we feel most keenly the hand of Pnoviu: N'ce, and a full realization of the fact tluitdeath i j n<? respecter of persons, and that he will strike down the low as well as the high, the. humble as well as the exalted; an 1 while w; acknow ledge it would be blasphemous to complain ni'9thc Hand that, smote our lb-other, yet we cannot, but humbly deplore and mourn his lo.>*. A (rue gentleman, a do voted and faithful husband and a useful and wise coun sellor in our midst, he has been cut I down in the strength of life: There fore; with feelings of profound sorrow, be it, Jimilval, My Orangehurg Divrsros No. 24, So.vs of Ti:aipkuaxck, that in the death of Bro. Ouiyuu IIewitr, our order has sustained a deep and irreparable loss, [ami society bsen robbed of one of its most useful and honored members; that 11 rot her Ukwitj' has long and faithfully dis charged the onerous duties of Grand ?Scribe of the Sons of Temperance of South Carolina; that to his /.eal and devotion to our cause, much of its prosperity is dtt", ami that we will long lament from the firmament of our banded brotherhood, the absence ' of the star that scattered so much light, vigor and gladness over our pathway. /iVso/tvf/j That our deepest sympa thies are freely and tenderly given to her who was the deepest mourner at. his grave, and that, a copy of these resolutions he duly attested and transmitted to her. ftcsiifnuf, That a blank page of our minute Hook be inscribed to his memory; and thai copies of these resolutions be .sent, to ihu Guuid Worthy Patriarch, acting Grand Scribe and that they be published in the Orangehurg Nt:ws ami Tim'ks. d. l'Y.t.i>i:u Micvipts, Iii II. Waxnamakku, 11. I?' Sl.ATKK, Committee. W. P. P.i.trxsox, W. 1'. A tie-1 ; T O. S. Dir.iti.i:, K. S. Orangehurg Division No. 21 S. of T. Ten years of assiduous activity would he cheerfully given by many a sufferer for that purity of blood which guarantees immunity from disease. The labor of a few hours will purchase that most energetic blood searcher and purifier, Dr. Hull's lilood Mix j litre. - Parents arc Responsible for the life and health of their children; therefore they should do their duty in endeavoring to protect them from ihe fury of worms, the child's greatest enemy. Shri tier's Indian Vermifuge will destroy and expel worms from both children and adults. Sold by Dr. A. 0. Dukes. A I) VIVE a IIA TIS? The Hon. Aloxun lor II. Stevens says :?"The Globe ' Flower Cough Syrup has proven a most valuable remedy to nie." Go v. James AI. Smith, of Georgia, says:?"I sball always uso it with perfect crMlidorfec', and recommend il to the public as a remedy which will a (ford that satisfaction experienced by me and mine.,, It excels every thing for coughs, colds and obstinate lung n?eetion?." Kx^Gov. Brown, of Ga., says: "He finds tb'c Globe ' Flo Wer Cough Syrup a most excellent remedy." Such endorsement by our great and good men deserves the attention of the alllictcd. Those suffering from cough, colds and lung affections should use the Globe Flower Cough Syrup. It will positively euro con sumption. For sale by Dr. A. C. Duke.-.. SCARCITY OF MOSFV? There is no doubt but the pesoull condition of all kinds of business and industry is ^fearfully depressed, and iL behoove.- every family to look care fully to their expenses. Winter is coming on when children arc liable to croup, whooping cdugh',etc. Cough and colds will prevail everywhere, j ami consumption, with other throat and lung diseases will carry off many. j These diseases should not be neglect cdi Doctors bills are expensive, and we would advise our people to use : Bosohce's Germ an., Syr up. It never lias failed. One bottle at 7") cents will keep your whole faintly well during the winter. Tw ( doses will relieve anv ease. Sohl in all towns in the Untied States, and by your Drug gists, Dr. A. C. Duke--. " Dr. A. C. Dukks is giving away as hundsomc book entitled! ^iNjarjs/^or the People," containing much valuable information and many interesting articles. It also contains a history of tho discovery of tho *IIcpa|&;" for/disc^cs^f the liver, c/yspcpVi^, coi^r?itT^i^ffiid indiges tion, &c, and gTves* positive assur? a nee that yvhcngim Hcpatino is used' it effuotsn perrnajfcnt and lasting euro of these diseases, which prevail to such a-n alarming extent in our country. ? Tafcc the Hepa tin'c for all diseases" of the li ver.* ' ' tiKteA'M ' The iinderaigncd' liato this day formed a cophrtne'ryiilp for thepractice of law in the' County of Orangeburg, undo? the finue name of DeTrevlljo & lieyward. "^tlieo opposite Court,House. ?'' ?f{ \\\ jj dlVrbv^'lle, J AMES S. HE YW AlUX jua 1(V ; -r.Wctxt 3t The undersigned rcspeetl'ull^yiforniH the Citizen? of tFre Town andJcJimft,^that be is prepared lydu up and .make Mattresses on titti shortest notice. Also will conduct, an' Upholstery business. Prices-wilPbe^iis low as possible'. Orders solicited. JOlixORGEXi jurie-0 ? ' ?'?' ? '' ? ? K .%A%( laundry; Mrs. .T. Ogrcen has herewith the pleasure lb inform the Citizen's of Orangebnrg that she has opened a lirAl-claw Laundiy, ami is nu"' rcady^tu. jxeei^yc^nnd makc^ ^UP any kihi f clothes in the Vjery'IjcMsfytcJ and ai the mo t rcafcouaWc prices. The Estab lishment is from date entirely under my mv'h snperihtendaiice. For further infor mation apply either at the Lauiidry-rCr at Mr. Ogren's Saddlery Store? ' . MKS. J. OOREX. may "?tb ' tf. Pr Sl-eamnr 200 peiees calicoes,-one large lot Muslin at l?dpT l^ard. Alsa one large lot of Pique at panic pri ces. Also a full and eomplets sto?k of Groceries. Call soon and get bar gains at ? . ? y ? ?/annamaker. ?;ci 1*1 I A I i IS T ACiLST n hcl OF THE ORNGEJSU.Rti DRUG HOUSE:?. \Yhe ro pap ahyaya 1)6 found a Selected Stock or PURE CHEMICAL Genuine Drugs, Patent Medicines, PerIVihicfy/$?oa ps, Combs and' Brushes Fancy and Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils, Ya liiishes, &c. Also Cutlery, Cigars and Tobacco. PliVdoiana' pi'e?cripvionscareinlly compounded, Ify experienced Itand-s Wc give our undivided attention to the DRUG .U jt'.SS, and foci assured (bat \ve can make it to t lie advantage of our friends and customers to purchase frcm us. \\ c have }iist?nia<lc ah addition to our large stock compri sing every article kept in a FIRST CLASS DRUG HOUSE. Every artU elo that leaves our House is Guaranteed to be ot bcstVpiality and sold tit the light price. A call from the public generally is solicited. .Respectfully ,:" X t \1 NIGHT BELL promptly answered. .' TISJLVIi j{rsTB~Cfi<:. Having established myself next door (? llic : office 'of die Nkws axt? Timks, in llie Ollicc ol'Al'ial l.adirop, l'>?|., 1 oller uiy services ijs Trial .Justice to tlie public. All Imsiiic.s attenteil lo prnmptlv .1. KULDKi; M KY KllS, Trial .1 iwtice. Brick! Erick? Brick!!! 100.000 Priino Brick fur Sale at Orangcbu rgBrick Varil. Apply to L. ii. WANK AM AK KU, or at the yard. lmm ox SUGAR, iem(x\ SYKUr, ]Usr]iEii]iY syrup, For pic*.hies' and summer beverage. Nie Na es, Ginger Snaps, l.?uItter, Soda .uid Cream Crackers. All fresh weekly," English Piccalilli, Gherkins, and While Onions. A No. 1 bug Hum at 14ets. Strictly prime Butter at AO els. Parched Bio Cofleo very choice. Old Moyune. Hyson, and Young Hy$ou Teas at 7fmis and ?Sit?). Colgate's Sterling Soap o bars for 2C?cts. ALSO. A supply of the Daisy Tobacco, and a full line of assorted Goods at 1 o w es t pri e'es fo r 0 as h. John A. Hamilton SHERIFFS SALES. T?y virtues of Sundry Executions to?me directed, ! will null to the highest-bidder, nt Oningcburg G; IF. on the lirat' Momlny in, July next, for cash, tili? the Right*,Title ami Thtensl? of the Defendants in the fol lowing i\fpncrty,4o \f}t:. . ? ; tr All that plantation or tract of 1 land, i 11 Orangchurg Comity, containing one fhqii sand (1000) acres nioro or less, and,, houn ded by latins of letale ? Ifferlonp, l?s tale tr. lnabinotj Mrs. Ree?] and Stiilcy: . , . Levied on as the property of IL Stalcy at the suit of Daniel Kiley. ALSO All that tract ofhuid (with improvements Ihorcoit, situate in llie Town of ?rnngebiirg containing t igbty live . 80-100 .(Bo^O-100) aeres, more or less, and bounded North by hinds of Williaihson >V. N. Scovillc. ? t Hover and others. Eitet F>y.'ihi''K^t?, 11. Co., South by lands, of II. Rigga add West by Charleston Road. ? ? ?i, i, Levied ,on as the property of R'M. Rdd gcrs, at the suit of S. A. Gregg. AIJSO. , , One dark hny or black horse linde', Ond dray mare mule. Levied on as the property or R. 7,\ Sinoakeat the suifof- AJalont:ne; ??Pitthan. Sherill's OMiee. ) J..I1. LiyjSCiSTONi Orang. I urir, C II } 1 i H: (>. .Line 13 1S77. J v! junoltv 3t. NOTICE. OKKiCK Ol?'SCHOOL (JOAlMj^lONER, ?Jlth 1877. Notice w hereby given,, tt> y?tho varioui clerks of LoanLsof Hohd?l -vXriiRttea of the various .School District, ''that tho law an. (homing the levy of District School tare* has been repealed. Whcrcibro there will be no levy THOMAS PHILLIPS, Co. School Com, O. Co.