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Orangeoorg, 8,(7?, June 11, 1F7<
' JM0* 'Mr. KlRK KoaiNSON U authorized to
:ollcct und receipt for advertisements and sub*
\erip1iefis to tho SHmto.
g !J0WN DIRECTORY.
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^ ?tdf?ncn?HetofV Washington, J. P. Har
tley, B.'^WillUnoson, T. D. "Wolfe.
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Bdpthst Church?Ssrvicea first6unday evening
*hd Ulf? second and fourth Sun day a, morning
S?sd evening. Bev. A. P. Norria, Pastor.
Y^PrfAjf^l^^urch't^ervicca at 11 A.M.,
and 4 P. M?Sabbath School at 9} A. Mi?
?Pr**.ytfr wetting Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
'Wtoi. j. t).LA. Brown, Evangelist.
. < Church' of the Bedeemer (Episcopal)?1st
and.5d Sundays. Serves at 11 A. M., and 4
P. ?. Sabbath School 9} A. M.
jgethsdist Church?Services at H.A. M.
fcfed?$?.M. Sabbath. School at 9 A. M.?
. jiSfe'A B. Campbell, Patter.
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t^thtrkn Churcl^?Sabbath School at 9 A.
9. G. Voss. Superintendent.
?rangobnrg Mail Arrangement.
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hI Closes,
B^fik?ytni / . 4 . II A, M.
CeluHiMa . . ? ...... 1 P. M.
Omee nenn from 7 A. M. to 5 P. M. Sundays
excepted.
W. E. WILLIAMS, P. M.
?nnlVAL AND DErAKT?RE OF TRAINS
AT OBANGEBURG.
PASSBNGEB. FREIG HT.
DAY TRAINS.
Down - - - - 7.50 A. M.
Up-12.42 P. M.
XKIHTTUAINB.
Down - - - ?5.13 p.M
Oat trains.
1i30 A.M.
- - 1.54 P. M.
RtOlIT TRAILS
l%wn-11.52 PM.
Up.2.03 A. XI.? Up.6.31 A. M
6RR notice Delinquent taxpayers.
See notice ofcettou{.ins price reduced.
THE freight trains will run every other
day during Bummer months.
Tuk Orange club and Swamp Angels
will have a mutch game on Monday.
It is said that the coolest place in town
is nt Dr. Dukes' Soda Fount. We don't
deny ill Those (hat do arc mistaken;
that's all.
Executions served upon defaulters are
often the means of bringing in tho so
cull d (indignant) delinquents to show
their tax receipts.
Sol. hns been out ij^nll his glory and
strength for the past week, nod a refresh
ing tain now and then has saved the
vegetable world from wilting.
We have received a communication
fighed SljrroHTE?, but will not publish
*lt oil account of its not being nccompnn
^d. jb* the full name of the writer.
Oun farmers have generally a large
supply of oats and rye, which help vastly
lor stock, riant a supply for home con
sumption alway?. it pays; pays hugely.
^i'DfL Webster's house is being put in
fit? repair. We hope to sec it as we sus
pect1 it will be; ?teil patronized with
ii^kexn:vmtorBi when it is completed.
Base JR*li U an the brain, and pedes
trians will please be eu the qui vivo, or
their braius will he invaded by raudom
balls that ought not to fly on Main Street.
The crops look well in every direction,
cotton is especially vigorous. The corn
props promise a fine yield; Hope so; as
the staff of life brings a heavy price theso
ftard times.
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Geo. H. Cornelian's is tho place to get
your summer clothing; His storo is full
pf goods of every kind, which his polite
and accommodating clerks will sell low
down for the money.
1 Tin: depot defies tho accusations like
Itochcfor t of being pulled down ; Ever so
bad it stands the test of slander and ridi
cjjIc Lean on your strength old house
if you ate toppling;
An insolent hog had to be routed from
our worthy Mayor's place of business, as
the presuming scavenger was trying to
undermine the foundation of his house ;
A brick bat induced him to keep th
street, and, scavenger on.
Attention is called to an article, in this
issue headed, "A good opportunity for
land owners." As will he seen the sketch
is gotten up from data furnished byj Dr.
Barton, at present in Europe. ^ .
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It is said that a frame bulling next
to the btt|nt house ?of !M>. DiljhTe, which
was on the lot and was-alBO consumed,
was one of the oldest in ?rangeburg; It
was once a store many years hack.
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Wk notice our friend Fisohter'has just
returned from Charleston, bringing with
him a stock of first class Groceries, Li
quors &c. Mr. F is a fair dealer, and
money being scarce, offers his goods very
cheap.
Judge Graham says Moses cannot be
tried &c., etc., and quashes the indict
ment. That will do for the Judge and
Moses, hut it will not do for the people.
No one expected anything ehe; and
therefore the Court's decision was antici
pated.
"Wanted?Some hog cholera; The peti
tion to remove these scavengers maving
been laid on the table, we offer a motion
that "Hog Cholera" will kill off the
delectable porkers, and do away with the
formality of a public petition. An earless,
tailless, fatless snouter seconds the motion
with a decided grunt.
- The catalogue of the officers and stu
dents of Newbcrry College, Walhalla,
S. C, for the years lv-73 and 1874, has
been received. There are seventy stu
dents in atlendnnco at the college. Rev.
W. S. Bowman is President of the Bonrd
of Trustees, and Rev. J. P. Smeltz.cr
President of tho Faculty.
Anotrr two o'clock on Tuesday mor
ning, the alarm of fire was sounded, and
it was discovered that tho house of
Samuel Dibble Esq, occupied by the
family of Mr Jns Van Tasscii was in
flames. The fire was first seen in the
vicinity of the cooking apartment and
spread so rapidly that tho entire house
and contents were destroyed. The fami
ly were aroused by the smell of smoke
and Mrs Van Tussell leapt from the
window to escape the flames. Mr. Yau
Tnssell was away at the time. The
work was so rapid and. complete that
many persons in town were ignorant of
it until too late to cveu otter assistance.
The engines and truck were promptly
out, but could n't save the house. Loss
probably $3000! no insurance.
Legal Notices
Judge Cook has sustained the recent
decision of Judge Green, to the effect
that Legal Notices and advertisements,
paid for froih private funds may be pub
lished in any paper selected by the per
son advertising, notwithstanding such
paper may not be one designated ns an
"official" papor by the state authorities.
' Official" papers, ipply only to such
advrctiscments as arc paid for from state
and county funds. Lawyers may.there
fore order all estate notices, referee sales
and shcrstT sales to be published in this
paper should they prefer it.
The Bible Society
Of Orangcburg held its anuunlmcetiug
on Sunday evening at the M? thodist
Church. Only a moderate attendance of
persons was seen, owing perhaps to the
rain during tho afternoon. Mr. Kirk
Robiuson Secretary and Treasurer read
his report showing a falliug off in mem
bership, and urged a renewal of interest.
Addresses were made by the Rev. J. D.
A, Brown, and tho Rev J. B. Campbell
setting forth forcibly and felicitously the
tho great work. "History, civilization,
and all of temporal good were tho work
of the Bible, and higher than this the
Divine Author of tho Word commanded
it to he sent forth." The speakers were
listened to with attentive interest. Messrs
P. V. Dibblo J. A. Hamilton and S. R.
Mcllichamp waited on tho congregation
to obtain an increase of membership, and
a hearty response was made. Tho fol
lowing officers were elected to servo for
the ensuing year,
President, Rev. J. D. A. BroAvn; 1st.
Vioo.Presidcnt, Rev. A. P. Norris; 2nd,
Vice-President, Rev J. B. Campbell Sec'
Trees.1 and DcpoBitorian, Kirk Robiqsou.
Executive Committee?(President and
Secretary, ex>officio. . Dr.,T. 3K E}liott,
Messrs T. C. Hubbell, F\ H. W. Brigg
mann, M. Glover, J. H. Fowles' J. A.
Zetel**.' * wl'SV;'.
Orangebarg' District Oonforenco.
Mb. EDiTon: The- Orangeburg District
Conference Mi E. Church, South, will
convene at the Methodist Church, in
Orrngeburg, June 11th at 4 P. M. Bishop
W. M. Wigbtrimui'pfesiding. The open
ing iermbn will bo preached by Rev. D.
J Simmons on Thursday evening at 83
o'clock. The Conference .continues the
sessions each day thereafter until the
close of the week, embracing the Sabalh.
Thejpublic generally are invited to attend.
You will oblige the Committee of.
arrangements by publishing the follow
ing directory of the Conference, for the
information and convenience of all con
cerned J. B. CAMPBELL. .
. T. W. Albergotti?Rev. H. W: Whit
taker, John Spignnl.
M. L. Baldwiu?Rev. Lewis Rast.
G. W. Brunson?Rev. T. J. Clyde.
J. My Danner? Rev. A. R. Banner,
Dr. D. L. Hildebrand.
P. V. Dibble?Rev. DJ. Simmons,
J. N.Hook.
J..W.H. Dukes?Rev. S. H.Brown,
W. Ehney, G. R. Summers.
John Dukes?A. P. Avinger, J. T.
Rast.
Colonel J. C. Edwards?Rev. John
Zimmerman, B. O. Evans.
Col. P. S. Felder?Dr. R. W. Bates,
A. L. Zeigler.
Joseph Hurley?Rev. J. O. A. Con
nor, E. P. Neeley.
Dr. J. C. Hoi man?Rev. L. J. Crim,
Z. Granibling.
Captain James Izlar?W..H. Izlar.
T. A. JefTofds?Bishori W. M. Wight
man and wife.
D. Louis?Rev. W. S. Byrd, F. Hut
to.
Captaiu W. C. Moss?Rev. R. B. Tar
rant; ll.N. Carson.
J. C. Pike?Rev. J. J. Workman, M.
J. Kellar.
' J. II. Reunekci? Rev. J. G. Griffith,
W. A. Mackcy.
Dr. A. S. Salley?Rev. J. B. Massa
bow,- Graham.
McQueen Salley?Rev. L; C. Loyal,
G. W. Barton.
Miss Siflcy?Rev. J. L. Siflcy,
Innbinet.
Henry Smoke?Rev. A. Nettles, Dr.
Arrant.
Mrs. Staley?Rev. J. W. McRoy.
Bible meeting.
Mr. EniTon:?The regular anniversa
ry of the Union Bible Society of Orange
l)urg County was celebrated in Mt.
Lebanon, Lutheran, Church on Sunday
May 24th by a large uudience of the
frends of the Bible cause. The religious
exercises were conducted by Rev. E, A.
Bollcs, District Superintendent for South
Carolina of the American Bible Society.
After the usual sabbath exercises. Rev.
G. A. Hough, President, called the meet
ing to order and the minutes of tho last
meeting read and confirmed.
The Treasurer's report represents the
financial condition of tho society to be
satisfactory, and'that forty nine Testa
ments remain on hand for distribution
to any who may need them.
The following officers we-e elected to
serve tho ensuing year; President G. A.
Hough; Vicc-Prcsident Rev. T. J. Clyde;
Secretary, Hugo G. Sheridan; Treasurer,
Jesse N. Haigler; Executive Committee,
Dr. J. C. A rant, F. J. Gates, J. A. Dan
tzler, D. R. Rush, J. B. Livingston,
Jamcs.M. Mosa, I). W-. .Crook, Hugo G.
Sheridan nud Jesse N. Haigler.
The following resolutions were adopted:
1. That we cordially commend the
aims of the American Bible Society, and
pledge ourselves to aid Rev. E. A. Bolles,
both by prayer and contributions in
accomplishing his sacred object.
2. That the Executivo Committeo be
instructed to divise some plan by which
the member of families and individuals,
destitute of t he Scripturers, may ho as
certained and supplied, aud report tho
same at our next meeting.
8. That it be announced from the pul
pit within our hounds that the Treasurer
has a supply of Testaments for distribu
tion at a nominal price, or gratuitously
to those who arc not able to pay.
4. The the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the Orangeburg Times
and Lutheran Visitor.
The next anniversary meeting will bo
held at St. Mathew's Lutheran Church.
The Society adjourned with tho benedic
tion. Huao G. Sheridan
Cor. Sect.
Wool Wanted.
THE SUBSCRIBER Wishes 2,000 Pounds
of WOOL, free of burs, washed or urn
washed.
JOHN A. HAMILTON.
Ju.ne 10, 1874-18-tf
CONSIGNEES F?R EXPRESS.
J G MeKevm,
A J Ayera,
F.R McKinlny,,
L R B eck Willi , *4
Rov JIL Sifley,
if AMinnieken,
?T:J: Kookor,
MI Browning,
Mite S E Seebrook.
COMMEKOIAj^.
MARKET REPORTS
Office of tu b Okangebur? Timer.
February! 12; 1874.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
.. ? \ at
Ordinary,. - ? r - - / 121 (mV 13.
(food OrUinnrv, - - ' * 13J ? '14
Low Middling, - - -. . 15 @
Strict Middling, - - -
Prices Current.
Bacon Hams : : lb 12J ? 18
i: Side* : : " 11} <& 13}
Lard ... : : , > " 15 ?
Corn : : : : bus 1 00 ? 110
ltyugh Rice : : : 1 50 ?
Tons ?: : :. : 120 (&,?
Oats : seed : " 1 00 @
Flour : : : cwt 4 76 <S) 6 00
Fodder : :. : " 1 50 ? m
Bo.vigh Rice : : ? 1.05?
.fitter : : : : lb 80 @ 50
Esjg* : : : : dos 15c @
WtkeyB : : : pr 1 00 @"l 50
Ccese : : ;.. : " 1 00 ? I 25
Fowls, : : per dor.. 4.50 .perdo*.
Been Wax :??:'? 22 @
R*ef : : *' 10 ? 12
Tallow : . : " 8 @ 10
Bindern : : per bushel X 55@1 35
as
NOTICE.
9/fTIEBE will be a meeting of the Orangeburg
C mnty UNION BIBLE SOCIETY, on the
fourth Sunday in May,ntML Lebanon Lutheran
Wnurch. Members arc earnestly requested to
b*\ punctual in attendance, as mutters of impor
tance will be brought before the meeting. Rev.
h. A. Belles of the American Bible "Society is
expected to attend.
Iluao O. SHERIDAN,
Cor. Sect.
^delinquent, taxes.
!$ALL persons who have not paid their Town
Affixes and Licenses, are hereby notified that the
ffehalty.has been attached, and unless settled by
ihe 20th, executions for the same will he issued
against all Delinquents.
By order of Council.
KIRK ROBINSON,
Juno 11, 1874. Clerk ef Council.
HISSM AND GENUINh'
jlURDEN SEEDS and ONION SETS, Just
received from I). Laudreth & Son, and for sale
by E.EZEKlEL. S'gn of the Big watch
NOTICE.
Members of the different Grange* will he sup
plied at Orange prices.
E EZB KIEL
Mar. 13, 1873 17 / ?Uf r*
market st11eet store,
OFFERS AT LOWEST MARKET RATES
Dried Salt Sides
Smoked Sides,
and Shoulder,
Tobacco, Sugar,Cofiee,
Molasses,
Family Flour,
Kerosene Oil, Lye,
Train, Lard and
Machine Oil,
Nails, Hatchets
TraceehainH,
Crockery ?xc., ?&o.
Sardines, Salmon,
Lobster*, Broina,
Gelatine, Flavoring
Extracts, Raisins.
Citron, Currents,
Crockerv,
Lam]h and Fixtures,
&c, it'a, Sc.,
All of which are to he
SOLD LOW
for Cash, or ih exchange
for Produce.
JOHN A. HAMILTON.
May 20, 1873 15 ''If?
Qends von orders for Doom Sash and Blinds to
?the Soulhern House of Oeo. S. Hacker of
Charleston 8. C. Mr L. Ransdalc of our Town
is the authorised agent for this House.
Your wants in the Building Material Line,
including Sashes, Blinds, Doors, Harware, man
tel Pieces, White Pine, Walnut and Fancy
Lumbers, Flooring Boards, Sic., will he furnisd
ed the coming season by the Great and Old
established Builders' Emporium, at very ad*
vantageous prices, and warrant given on all
work properly used. They are also Agents for
Asbestos' Roofing Felt, the material constitutes
one of unusual merit, mmch superior to any of
the class previously brortght to notice, and,
worthy of trial by those who dcpiro a durable,
easily applied, comparatively inexpensive and
safe roofing, being practically fire proof. Send
for price list and circulars. 1. H. Hai.i. & Co.
Charleston, S. C.
Avery rapid, safe and easy way to make
money,is to procure territory to introduce the
latent useful invention that is wanted evry day.
by evry one, cvry where, who hart a family, a
full sized Sewing Machine with Table and
Treable for only ?10 that docs the same work
as a Machine yen would pay $80 for, rapid,
smooth and firm, makes a seam no strong the
cloth will tear heforc the stiches rip apart.
Eight new attachments for all Work and the
improved Button Hole Worker used by us only.
Agents only need show them in operation to
sell in evry house they cuter. $30 and upward*
qleared daily by smart agents. No such Ma
chine was ever offered at iiivy such price. 35.
000 sold lait year, 100,000 Families mw them.
Demand increasing every day where they he
come kuowu. Minister, Jfudges, Lawyers, Ed
itors, Machinists, Tailors Sec. recommend them
as perfect. Rights given free to first applicants.
If there is no agency in your place, write for it,
or buy a Machine for your Family or a rclatiou,
there is none better or so cheap. Machines sent
to all parts of the country on receipt of price
$10 Head advertisement beginning "$00 saved
in evry Family" in another part of tnis paper,
Address the proprietors, Robert J. Mulligan &
Co., 328 Canal St., New York.
THE T14YL.OR GIN.
Price reduced and vastly improved in quality
Having the exclusive agency for the counties of ORANGEBURG and BARNWELL, I am
8reared to furnish the celebrated TA YLOR GIN* a* very touch reduced prices. These
fins are now used by a great many planters, among whom arc:
Dr. W. W. Wnnnaroakei,
Mr. Jacob Coon er,
Mr.J. W. Smith,
. Mr. N. K. W. Sistrunk,
Messrs. Rolin & Argo,
Mr. Jacob Kcitt,
Major A. J. Hydride,
xr~ t?
Mr. H.J. Hydriek,
Mr. Keating Nortis.
A samplo Gin may be seen at the store of Messrs. Bull, Scovill & Bike, with whom orders
may be left, or at the store of
,A JOHN A. HAMILTON,
June 10,' 1874-J8-4m. Orangeburg, South Carolina.
(,y,n
F. H. BRIGGMANN
Has jusfrcceived n fresh supply of groceries such as
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BACON, ? COFFEE, ? ' ~
LARD, ? TEA |*,f, Jnn? ,77
BUTTER, jg . SUGAP, Vi : t**
CHEESE, a OYSTERS, ^
LACKERS,
CANNED FRUIT.
CRACKERS, fc SARDINES, S
ALSO,
CONSTANTLY"keepaON HAND, r>rv Goods, Clothing; Shoes, H^t
Caps &0? &C.,?* price to suit the times. .
?
-jdi of ?
HAS JUST RECEIVED A NEW LOT OF .. . , ,i i
northern hay,
And Several kinds of FERTILIZERS which can be bought low down for nionev.
Apr. 10,1873 p. H- W BUIGGMAN
B;,-!- I -^ -' ' /: ? \
In Announcing to the PUBLIC
THE Receipt of a Large, Complete and WELL SELECTED SPRING STOCK of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS & SEGARS
IBEG to Inform all Parties Interested in a Bargain, that they have been bought Under'Ex
traordinary Favorable Circumstances, and that they will be Disposed of
CHEAP KOK CASH.
IT is my object to make il advantageona for my Friends, Patrons and the Fnblic to BUY from
C. ?. KGRTJ?H3V.
p. S. I Invite Special Attention to a pure Holland GIN; Cog nac and Teach BRANDY
Nov20, c31 ' ly
IBAC03ST and
?^ Specialties,
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33 a; 5* . % .cT
5 3-S A o 3 g
1$ < 1 : O S Ct
O g Q #^ S ? W
dvacpTo
COME ONE COME ALL
AND EXAMINE MY FINE STOCK OF .
BOOTS AND SHOES,
WHICH I am now offering to My Patrons at ery reduced rates. Bv buviug direct from tho
Manufacturers, I am able to Sell a FINE SHOE at a very low price. Ih&ve all StylesV?f
SHOES to suit the purchaser.
fI Mm;**
IN addition to my Shoe Store, I have a Select Assortment of
Fresh Gro ceries,
Wide' I am offering Low Down.
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1874 SPRING TRADE 1874
T. KOHN & BSO.
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rlSjrtal
m obi
M:I t?v?
ARE NOW- OPENING THEIR
NEW SPRING STOCK
And can confidently assert that they are
the GREATEST RAI^AIlSrS
EVER before Exhibited in OrangehUrg, which are the results of Unusual Favorable Purchaa**
in consequence of the present and past Pressure upon Trade
DRESS GOODS, PRINTS, EMBROIDERIES, NOTIONS,
WHITE GOODS, PEftCALES, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS &c, &c.
OF the Finest and Riches Materials and the latest Novelties in style and Designs of this seasons*
Wear* An elegant Stock of lady's Neck Wear, Ties, Collarettes, Scarfs, Ruches and Belt*
in most Select and Becoming designs. We have added to our already Immense Stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES
Comprising the latest Stylos of Ladis' Gaiters, Gents* Sheen and Boots?
Our Stock of
GENTS' CLOTHING, HATS, AND FURNISH INF GOODS]
IS Superior to any over offered by us.
\\'e earnestly call your attention to the above facts and solicit a VISIT oflnspecrrorr.
being able to ofli-r far more Valuable Iaduccmcnts than ever boforo presented* fmdsuohi
not tail to claim the Patronage of all who study Economy in connection with the Finest Qi
THEODORES KOHN & BROTHER.
Apr. 0, 1874, ' NEW STORK