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ME OliAKGEBUEG TIMES. ORANGEBURG, S. C, JAN. 15. 1874. AST* Mr. Kirk RomxsoN is nutliorizcd to .?olicct and receipt for advertisements und sub scriptions to the Times. JTOWN DIRECTORY. Mnyor?Joab "\V. Mosclcy. Clerk?T. D. Wolfe. Treasure! ?P. Williamson. Aldermen?Henry Washington, J. 1?. liar ley, I). Willinnif-on, % D. Wolfe. Church Services. Baptist Church?Services every Sabbath. (D. "V.,) at 11, A. M? and at 7A, P. M. Dr. I. D. Durham, Pastor. . PreKOYterinirChnreh-?Services at 11 A. M., und 4 P. M?Sabbath School at yj A. M.? Prayer meeting Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. . Uov. J. P. A. Brown, Evangelist. Church ?>f: (lie Jicdccfncr . (Episcopal)?1st and lljl fiununyp".' Serve* at 11 A. M., and 4 P. M. Sabbath School 9J A. M. Si K V U/. ?'. ~^r\ ..... Methodist Church?Services at 11 A. M. -and 7j j^. M. Sabbath School at 9 A. M.? __JielCt\ ?uUl, Pastor. Lutheran Church?Sabbath School at 9 A. Dr P. A. Dnntxlcr, Superintendent. Orangeburg Mail Arrangement. Northern, Western and Closes. Charleston. 11 A. M.. Columbia. I t M, Oflice hours from 7 A. M. to 5 P. M. Sundays excepted. W. E. WILLIAMS, P. M, ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS AT ORANGEBURG. PASSENG ER. FREIGHT. i>Xt trains. day trains. Down-11 80 A. M. Down- 7."<o A.M. lip ... . 1.54 P. M. Up-12,42 P, M. night TRAt'*8 NIGHT TRAINS. Down-11.52 P. M. Down - - - 0.13 P. M I p.2.03A. M. Up.5.31 A. M Notice. Contract advertisers may change monthly? Every clsniigo must be sent in by Monday noon.] _ j KaT'ircc ordinance concerning sale of TIorses^Mules. ?v Cr r?.n?The subscriber \v;ll ship cotton to Charleston or, New York, subject to or of Owners. JOHN A. HAMILTON. Horse Reu -vercd. Mr. ilngood's horse was recently stolen, but Ims been recovered. Printer's ink helped the cause. Mr. M. Robinson has also recovered bis horse. ?Jio-To Mr. C. I), lyortjon's establishmcnt,und you will find' everything that he adver tises. -Don't forgot to pay up your old scores, and you will sc : how much yoti will plea.se Dick. Garden Seed. We wish to call the attention of the public to Mr. E. Iv/okiel's card. Mr. EzykiepB, reputation for keeping fresh and J genuine garden seeds is so well known that he needs no recommendation from us. If you wish a good garden get your ? seeds from him. "Upon Them tvith the Lauco." The taxpayers of Columbia in tu largo meeting of the 12th, demanded a post ponement, until the 1st of March of the payn.cnt of tuxes, and a i\ assessment of property, The people arc: moving, let them move in mass, for an honest govern ment or-fur a military rule. Down with the theives. * IXTev/ Firm. Our rentiers will be plcus/ed to sec thai Messrs. Moseloy A Crook have associated wi'h them in business, Mr. Robert Copes. Mr. Copes is so well known to the public as a business man, Ihol we coiigratulnlc these gentlemen in having secured hi |? services. Success to you Missrs. MoseJcy, Crook & Copes! Murder. . Russell Wilson and Jellry Ilurscy, ^ both colored men of Lomsville, who had been on bad terms for some time, had a dispute about some hind. On Friday night Jeff was fired at through the cracks of his house, by someone out sjde, and hud his head pertly shot olr, causing in . slant death. Wi If on lias been arrested ?j\ ,'...> I^ns circumstances point strongly towards him as the murderer. Thal; Injunction Of course knocked the bills receivable of the Republican printing company down to forty and fifty cents, and Lies miskka ulks were happy to unload at that. Tbc ring had its agents out meanwhile, and on Monday the "little game" was up; the injunction was removed, of covrsc; and tbo scrip ran up to ninety-five. "Oh righte ous Jiulgc." Incendiarism On Sunday evening between six and seven o'clock, a lire was discovered in a lot of seven bales of cotton belonging to, and stored on the premises of Murray Robinson Esq. The. help offered by the neighbors saved three bales in n pjU?y damaged state. The lire was tho work of an incendiary, nstho ties had been re moved to loosen the lint in the bales, thereby to ensure . its destruction. The villain .we hope will come to justice. . ?o -? OJ List of Officers of Brauchvillo Lodge No. 74,^A.-. F.*. M.\ o. ir. ou, m. V. Stokes, O. D. ,T. Simmons, L. J. B. Berry, Cb. L. Mott. St. J. W. Berry, A. S. Mrs. M. S. Gressett, L. A. L. J. W. Fairy, T. M.S. Gresset, Sect. Mrs. II, E, Ott. C. I?. W. Fairy, P. J. W. Fairy. F. ' Our Schools For educational advantages, the town of Ornngcburg aflbrds every facility in the lino of schools of high order. ITcre the urchin can bo instructed from the first glance to tho Arabic character, all tho way along the devious but successive lino of instruction until prepared for college, or mercantile life. In penning this notice of our schools, wo do not idly refer to a system which prevails so largely In the interior, of ignorant pedagogueism presumptively attempting to teach what it does not know; Wo arc commendim: schools oi a first class order, under tin cure of trained and eminently capable instructors. First in order of establish ment is the school of Miss Rebecca S. Albcrgotti devoted exclusively to girls, nnd little boys. Miss A's experience h based upon the normal system so prcy< hint at the north and Charleston, and is both exciting and stimulating, whijc it devclopcsthe talent of the pupil ton thoroughness of drill and comprehensive ness of study.' Miss Albcrgotti's school opened this session with a most flattering number of scholars, and is gradually re ceiving new comers. The Orangebiirg academy situated on Now Street is under the direction of Jas. S. Heyward Esq., assisted by Miss Fogartic, a young lady who bus had long experience in leaching. Here the English and classical depart ments, with Mathematical and comntei eial training are under the Principal. Tho department for,girls, together with Music is under the care of Miss Fogartic. 'Ibis Academy is daily growing in patronage. Mr. S. It. Mcllichamp's academy is locat - ed under the Duke's' hotel on Russell St. Mr. M. has hud a tested cxpe: ienco at the desk, nnd until recently was an usso ciulu of Mr. Ileyward. Here also the I higher urni).?be.- of Classical and Mathe matical studies are pursued, and young ladies etui bo instructed in music. Mr. M opened tins .-c.-.-i.n "with an encouraging number of pupils, am! his roll is swelling. We heartily commend these, schools to pan nts, and hope to sec (hem sustained, as they deserve to be, both from their moral and intellectual worth, The following cases were dispose 1 of in the January term of Court, which adjourned yesterday, viy.: State vs Win Goisscnhcimor, assault with intoiii to kill, not guilty. State vs D K Shaunnhnn, assault with intent to kill, not guilty. State va I' 1' Johnson, misdemeanor, guilty, scute need to pay a Quo of ?20. State vs Henry Scot!, assault with intent to kill, not guilty. State vs Daniel Scott, grand larceny, guilty, lentcncid to 1 year in peniten tiary. I T>in< ?liniin?.yi.. ... ?.? .., ? ? II I_ ' Stute vs 11 B Colgnmii, with intent to kill, not guilty. State vs William Taylor, Henry'Lin coln and Lrauk Pocher/jspotit larceny, guilty, sentenced to 3 months in, jail. State vs Chas Campbell, rape, guilty, Bctitcuecd to 15 years in pea itohtiury, State vs J mhos AIitchcll, g rond lar cony, guilty, sentenced to 1 year in pon iteutiary. State vs Isaac Drown, houscbroaking find larccncy, guilty, sentenced to (I months in penitentiary. State vs* Profit Hull, housebrenking and larceny, struck off. State vs Goo G Wusbiog^ou, cow stealing, etruqlf off. y y \ \\ ' \ Stupes vs Govan James, burglary and larceny, struck off. > States vs James Joucj, " malicio us trespass, struck off. The State of ?outli Carolina, ORANGEBURG COUNTY. January Tt:n.m 1874. To. the. Jim. It. 7'V Graham Circuit Judge.: The Grand Jury of the present term beg have, rcspccd'uliy, to roport as fol lows : Tliat they have visited the several public officers of the County'ah 1 from the invcEti-iatiou made. ITioy ware satis f ? . ... lied, that so far us the keeping of their books and papers, JTho several; offices, seemed to have diselmrg ? 1 their several and, respective duties iu this respect - with neatuess and prdcr. The Grand Jury havc'.had no"com plaints from the citizens of the County nu de to them against any b'Jiccr irregu larities in iho discliar jm of thoir several duties may and does doubtless 6xUt, but without the attention of the Grand I .Jury was partieulary called to the fact, J it would take more time than is usually allotted to the Scssiqn of the Court to j go over ihe Various bunks of these I officers. j : ' ? Tbev also visited ilio^aoycrul public buibliug.s, the Poor House the Grand 'Jury Sound in very good condition, I hey found as regular" in males cf the 1'. or House four persons. They appear to he weil cared for.a'ndeouteiiteii? except in ti c matter oi' cluthlti>,'soniu of the him iles saying that their clothing is too thin for winter, and that they uro unable to i roc uro Mie sun ?. m J hey also lound as i.uc. ol the inmates a boy six years old. 'I bis boy tho Grand Jury thinks t-Oubl do souse s rvhv, and they leeeiniiieuJ that ho Im bound out until he arrives at the age of tweuty-ona j.cais, and thus relive the Coui.ity. 'J ho Jail the Grand Jury found in good condition; The Grand Jury is satihfied that tho interest of the <'i v.:.t ?., .J.omuiidv.{Ji.ii,.a .. good, pubstntitclj coeveiiiant und jsafe Coin! House he tuii:. It js a Want, which has long been ft It, and they are only surprised that steps have not boon taken long ago to huvc.thU want sup-", plied an 1 i he lira.id Jury ho^c that: sue!) order may be made by your Honor in regard t > t he erection of a Court Homo us will bo the means of having this matter Fpeiidily ntlpsi 1 ! t >, mil u coin (ort aide place iroyidcd" for tho SvfMoius of tin Couit, und a sale placo for tho preservation of ihc rt cords of ti c County'. The rand Jury have loam ? 1 that the Sheriff of tho County ha? absconded and in consequence seriousinconveniuce has been the result, bath to the bar arid to suitors. This had it ni t I ecu for the efficient Clerk, would have caused much more serious cons s'jaonea e, but it is even now a great draw back to htisi ncss as tho Clerk is not provided with the necessary means for discharging the duties of tho olbro with ^Tso ion'cy and dispatch. This if poss bl? ?boill I b ! corrected. 0 Ail of which is Ue?poctftilly subrnit 'tcd. danIkl Livingston, Foreman. Facts worth knowing! One of the best indications ol Ilia South, and prosperity of Charleston, is t>? be found at I ho Estab lishment of Messrs 1. ii. Hail A' Co., located at n. .-. 'J, i, 0, 8 Market St.,223 & :'.:'.?> En si Buy. The rapidly increasing business last year of this firm, bus indu ced theih to enlarge their Establishment, which now supplies ov? ry conceivable article that can be required in tho build ing of n house, from a baluster to nhy size limber. Our frionds in the City, and throughout the State who contemplate building a house can be supplied with tlu- materials necessary for its construc tion, aL prices and quality of work which will ?ivve a large percentage in tho cost of building. They arc Agents for As bestos- Roofing Folt, endorsed by some of the best firms in tho country. ? Send {or priiqc- list and circulars. OitAiiOKuuito, S. C Jan.. 8th 1S74. At a meeting held this evening of tho. Elliott lud Hook & Ladder Co., itho followin g preamble ami resolutions was offered by j>i r. h . II. "Wunnamakcr which' wero -unanimously adopted: ]Yhcrcax upon the occasion of our recent anniversary parade our truck was most beautifully, tust.dully and profuso ly decorated with wreaths and Sowers, by tho fair young ladies of Orangcburg. Anil yhcrcuji it is proper for us to bxpvcsa our csfeeni and appreciation of the sumo,-therefore be it ' " ' f\ Jiisoval, 'J hat we recognize this beau tiful Work as emblematical of the into reat am} sympathy felt for us individual ly and as a company by tho ladies of Orangeburg. ncxoloed, That we appreciate most proudly this ni.inifc-ttatinn of well wishes Tor us; and that we be eticour aged to further enterprise, diligence and and industy iu the duties for which we are organized. livsnlt'hl. That our" thauk-i are mos? heartily tendered the young ladies who so kindly decorated our truck. He ?Ivel, That the I. H. II. & L, Co. will stand whiL woman lends her help ing hand.. JiisyjfoSfly That this preamble and resolutions be published iu the Orange burg lYcwa and TtMKS. J. .Wallace Cannon, Secretary. ayii?-- - nr-rr - CONSIGNEES Pl^R EXPRESS. B Richardson, B Williamson. J Boyle, B Sheridan, ? Mis? M d Ford, I lane Morph, L C Murph, .! [toeldor, I'1 Dpnaho, . B F Thompson, W F Barton, II M Miller. m?Ikei report, corrected weekly hy . onAxamipRQ cotton market. . ; 1 . .. -_. ('orrox? Sales during the week 376 bales. Ordinary, - - - - 11 f.?. 11] Goo I Ordinary, - -- il ,' i? 12| Low Middling, - - - Rlj (? 131 Strict Middling, - 1 ;'.]{<> l4i P rices O it. r.r out. Bacon Hams : : lb 12 % 21 " Sides : : " '.?} (?.) 13 Lavd : : " 1 I @i Com : : : : bus 7;"? V?v 85 I'cn.i : : : : " 70 ? SO Oats ? : Fed : " 1 25 fh'- ? . Iflouc ?s A : : owl <1 50 t 5 7? (Fod?lf| : : : V F-"* (,'A 60 .Rough; Rice : : " 00 1 00 Rittter : : : : lb 35 Jo) 5U Fggs : : : : dor. 20 ? 22c Turkeys : : : pr 1 50 Gj 2 00 ?ceae : ?: : *: *1 00 f;<" I 25 F.eb; : s per dozi 3..V? {?< 5.00 Hees Wax ; : : I!) 22 <??; 25 Ree f : : " 10 1? Tallow : . : " 8 ($ 10 Pinders : : per bushel 1 10(5,-1 20 Am'end&ient to Ordinance Passed OctVr28th 1873: fur regulntyig the. sale of Hot-'.- A; Mules, in the Towp of Orangcburg, S. C. be and is hereby amended, as follows, that on ami after, the publication of this amendment, that nil Traders, & dealers, or their agents of such, can obtain a License for one year for the sum of Twenty five Dollars, or one month for Ten hollars, otherwise to Ik governed by the original ordinance nt Iin rate, of one dollar ahead of uli sold within the limits oi tho said ncorporation of the Town of Ornngcburg. Done in Council this 9th day, January A. D. 187 1. [Ii, S.j .J. W. M03ELEY. T. D. WoLFE, .Mayor fJloiMc. TAX XOTH'F. Tbc time for the collection ofTaxefl without penalty, has been extended until the 5th day <>f I'ebunry 1874. The time being m> sh?rt, it will bo jmpoaibld to make appointments for the Country, my Rooks w ill bo open at Orangcburg C. Ii. for the receipt of Taxi until tho above dato. ,f. L. R?MB15RT, Countv Treasurer A D V E It T i S F, Iii E N T. FfpHK Stringency'of money require* mo lo sell JL exclusively |or cash, until all bid accounts are settled; aftoi that time 1 am Willing to render all accommodation possibly to eu : 'ei ers. I tender my thanks to all who have set tled their accounts: and earnestly request those who have not, lotjOso at once, as I have al ready performed my part of the contract. Very Reapci Ifullv F, II. W. RRIGGMANN. Nov. 20, 1873 40 it Red Spring Oats At, J. A. Hamilton's. GO TO E?OK.TJOHN>;3 FOR YOUR goto FOR YOUR LIQII?S! .GROCERIES OLD ACCOUNTS BEFORE MAKING NEW ONES!!! ?' -? I will dispose if tho Last of my Christmas LIQUORS at Reduced Prices, . .. SAMPLES Free 'of Charge. as k?v S?'1 riii ?Jfooja t**t* *?** $ft* <'.iir. FOB, SALE. idojli of THREE (3) Desirable building lots; each measuring 34J ftinMing feet, and; in, .,i 300 feet. Being suitably located on Russell Street, opposite the storo of Mr. C. p. JSORTJQilfL , it being one of the principal business streets of Orangeburg. The suhl lotncanba neg^ij^eg for cither singly or m one parcel. ?? ? .7 .; The buildings on the premises arc to be reserved, and time grunted to have tnetnTemored t. , or lite said buildings can be purchased singly or ns a whole. Terms reasonable, For -,, particulars inquire of <;/?;. : r ? I E. J. OLIV BROS, AT DRUG" STORE.; ALSO, 1G7J acres wooded land, five miles from town of Orangeburg, >? ? E. J..;0-; )t,iut Feb.27,lS73, 2 . PANIC PRIECS GOODS OF ILL fflDS AT AND BELOW COST; At J. ISScN?MAR?'S, RUSSELL STREET: !,! ' 1 ? i . .if >*. wdty.' fit JG35P Call nod satisfy yourself that I am "in earnest. .??.? ? n -' i: ' '' LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY I Insure your life in the- u.u, ?.^c*?..^., "PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE 00: r' CapitnK $2,5Q0.0'00. ' This is the largest and ?est prosperous of the Southern companies. JAS. H. FOWLE? Agent, at Citizen's Savings Bank. l^-^^^*llt?^^"-^^'"^~^*^ *' yr*- ~ ^? ?;?? i-n-i;^ m.i j ji? ..11.11 mm tw . -rnrm I ii' ? ? ?ii I in?B?BM1 SANTA CF.AUS Mas arrived and is holding forth a Dp. A. C. BUKES' Brag Store. Call ' at once and see the splendid assort ment of Oliristmas TOYS, Bought to please the Children. GEN. J. R. GORDON. /W,fc?r. W. C MORRIS, &rohwy! GEM. A. II. COLQUIT, Vice-I^resuleni C. F. McCAY, t\>nmltmg Actuary. I U I ,VTs oh office ii iiii LiSifiii li I.V ? y.-.vf - \> ?dl jJitoutimi/fyih' ATLANTA DEPAKTMENT. ASSKTS, anuary 1st., 187S, 8 V'2-U,047/40'.' ' I'.I.ACK o> M'.vniNC, I % j. A. HAMILTON, General Agent. Agent at Orangeburg, S. C! .Hni ???>? /' ! ? . if: :'r. ' ? ? "? ' ??? rr'?WV$F. MUCKS!!! rjpi IE UN DF.KS I G NED Jl ICS PIX rTF?Ll A Inf? :ins the public that he is now prepared to furnish BRICKS in any quantity. All orders will meet prompt attention. d. C, EDWARDS. may 1 73 ly School for Boys & f?irls. ??? Till' oxcrciscs of the subscribers School will ho resumed tit tlie OLD STNDin the Basement of Dukes Hotel on Monday, Jannary 5th, 1874. Boys will he piopnrcd for business or col logo, and young Ladies given a finished course of I instruction. Besides tho usual English branches, Latin, Greek and French will he taught. As strict attention given to the Primary, as to tho advanced Departments TF.KMS PER MONTH: ENGLISH - - - - ? .,$3 LANGUAGES - - - -1 Extra. Music will be taiighl b ? a well known and Httporior Teacher. Board i in ho procured at Sl*2 per month. For farther particular* ttpp'y to S. Ii. MELLICH A Ml?, A FA KM, in the Fork of Edisto. Comfor Inblc dwelling. Price reasonable. Dec. 4, 1873 42 tf SHOE ST011E. T. 13? ISOYD, O KSPEdTFULLY < ALLS THE ATTEN ? ? tion of life eiti/.ens of Orangoburg and vi cinity to the fact that he has just opened A. S3 l.O h: STOEE. Next door t?> Corhebwi'?; in which may ho found a stock of HOOTS and 31IOKS, which have been selected from manufacturers, ex pressly to -nit HARD TIM HS, both as regards qualities and prices. Ho only asks an cxanii dation of his stock before purchasingelscwherct Nov. 13, 1873 39 ly ? _;_ DON'T FAIL TO .112 KAI> THIS. ALWAYS ON HAND AT MKS. .OLF.NDROFF'S Wheels r it Wilson .Sewing M:\ehino, wa3 awarded first preniiun at Oranga burg Fair 187o lor sitr plicity, light-run ning nnd noiseless. 1 only ask you to examine for yourselves before purchasing other machines. Hold on easy torins. J. T SIMMONS Agt. Orangeburg .Q. G. Nov. 27, lo7;'i 41 3m