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LOCAL. This payer will publish all Democratic matter pertaining to the coming C ampaign, also Sheriff's Sales Tree of charge. ORANQEBURO COURT HOUSE DEMOCRATIC CLUB? In pursuance of instructions from Gcnv James F. Izlar, County Chair raan, a meeting of this Club will be held Saturday, March lGth, 1878, at 8 o'clock P. M.f in the Engine House, to reorganize by tho election of offi cers and committees to serve for two years, to elect delegates to the County Democratic Convention to be held March 23rd, 1878, and to take buch tts?on as may be deemed proper. Mortimer Glover, President. J. C. Edwards, Secretary. Orangoburg, S. C, March Gth, 1878. The meeting to-night. Rev. T. W. Mellichamp will be here to-morrow and next Sunday to fill his appointments in Baptist Church. Services at 11 in morning 7J in evening of each day. He will also address the Sunday School each day. ?? - The Town Council have plaeed a post and lamp in (position rear ?be drug Store of Messrs. Beeves & Sheridan. The thanks of the com munity are due the Council forthin locality was a forbidding on ? of dark nights. A few more at other placi - Would be a blessing to travelers. Don't forget meeting this evening Wo reprint on our first pag?: by reque&t, an oid article on thoChuta plant. It is likely that the won 'i and u?eft of this nut are not thoroughly known among our fanners ami f ir ther experiments may disclose ad ditional virtues. Let these he made and give the results t<- Liu public through the Tim es. We are in receipt of the Weekly Dud}, et an illustrated literary paper ol eight l. rge pages, pubiislie 1 in Now Orleans at $'2 50 per annum. It.con tains thrilling stories, the b.Ht litera ry matter, enigmas &c and ranks eves with Northern publication:, of the ?ftind. It deserves the patronage oft?.:. South. ^. - Let the meeting to night be a full ?Mid atlentive one. Tho March number of the Caroli na Farmer, a Monthly Magazine published at Wilmington N. C. comes to us with its usual promptness Its table of contents is well filled With miasallan eons matter of the highest order, interesting to the general reader and especially so to the practical farmer. Subscription price only 1.50 per year in advance, i-?? ? Our neighbors are all preparing their gordens for growing Spring and Summer vegetables. Tho fields and plats of ground about the town show activity aud purpose; and the reports we get from the country indicate that the busy season has laiily set i . Let us all rememder that bread ami meat constitutes the staff of life, and see to it that-a sufficiency is provided for the next year. Don't raise cotton to buy corn and meat. It is the duty of every one to do something for his country's good, So be promptly on 1 and to mg!it. "We have received a descriptive circular of a work entitled "Errors of the Papacy," by the lamented Bishop E. M. Marvin of the M. E. Church, South. The book is a com pilation of ? series of lectures deliv ered in St. Louis during the winter of 18G0 and is said to be the best of tho Bishop's works, Every Southern Methodist ought to have. tun.work. It is a book of f)92 pages, well bound and sold at the extremely low price of two dollars per volume. We?ee by ihc Charleston pipers the namo of John P. Ott mentioned prpong the graduates of the Charles ton'Medical College. Dr. J. P.Ott Is a son of Dr. O. IL Ott of Branch vilje, and a young man of more tint n average talent aud pr imi.se. Ho bears with him the set ml honor of his class, his name nj pouring first among those who receive I an honor oble mention at the h t ids of tho foci'lty. 'Wo wish our young friend n long career of success jnnd useful ness in whale ycr community his judgmet may promyt him to locate, A little girl, neice of Mr. Adol phUfi Izlar, while standing before the j ?ro on yesterday morning, caught and was badly burnt. Dr. A. S Hydrick was called in immediately to render professional services. The child is doing as well as can bo ex pected. We are reliably informed thattho house of Mr. Sam'l Fairy was at tempted to be robbed on Thursday last by a colored man, who enmc in the house with an axe and demanded admittance to the rooms. Miss lbixter gave the alarm and the man Imme diately made his escape to the swamp. We call attention to the advertise meat of Mr. Jas. Van Tassel, agent in this issue. A free wagon yard is provided for the convenience of bis customers an 1 others who may wish to stop with him. His store is sup plied w ith the best of articles in his line and his prices will suit the tinier. Give him * call at Mailer's old stand. Dr. Wannamaker has recently purchased one of the Matthew's Soda Water apparatus which is claimed to be the best in the world. 'I he. ofH cial report adopted by the American Institute declare-; thai ' soda water from tlte above appartus i- noted for its purity, pleasant taste? an 1 freedom from injurious substances." From ibis fountain the Dr. will l>" able to supply soda ami (.N.ngrcss W.tter at all limes during the summer mouths Mr. C. D. Ivorijohn has started an auction and commission house in con nection with hi- ?? dar bu-ines A-s -'io i- will l.i ? held ?;??*t?i---l ? goods, clothing, -hoes, t.e.in., b'aofihj 1 vVc. We. think this :. ui ? -u the right direction and ivo'rtliv -o I n ? hi iiike eh?rire.b! and i/oiiduet sale.? anywhere in i c- iinin v. M r. ,). ,y ? n.usigotti, J. i nter ?? with [!'*,. hi. I\duii t ??., i- wr'iili this house ' and wiil be pleased to sec his many ; I iriet.d/' aim torm-r eustomers. [ Our eniorprisnig townsman aid | ' :;;..?!?<?!> ml M - Webb Holl, ha, pur | .chased' a' edflVo roaster and a mill! with v!iicl; he proposes to meet a do I maiid long felt in the coin mil nity, tlie preparation of r.; t n- the fami ly; Lovers Of good cio/lhe (and there are manv) will do well t.-: ox -' limine Mr. i'nil's fixtures and give him a i rial if they Wish to enjoy a luxury lew of our I ts: hoii>ewives I can provide. Iii? rouitnr I.a a ra pacity of80 pot: mis and Kill turn out a beautiful che.-snut brown in 30 >minutes with a loss of only 20 per cent in weight but with a considera ble ^increase in bulk. Customers who purchase their coffee direct from him will get it roasted ami ground free of additional charge. . <? A PLEA 9A A T A XNG UNCEMENT? I i is with pleasure that we an* I nouiice to the numerous frieuds of Mr. Frautz Briggtuan that he has purchased the entire stock of mer chandize (Jiquors excepted) in the capacious store of Capt, F. H. W. Briggmann, where he intends to add to his already high reputation as a merchant by supplying the pub lic witli everything they may need in his line at advantageous prices. Mr* Briggmann will replenish his already large stock, and extends a hearty invitation to his many friends to call ] and sec him before purchasing else | where. Mr. Briggniann has secured the services of Mr. Frank DeMars who will be pleased to see uis nuinir ons friends Fair dealing an ! small profits w ill be thei r mot to. During las? week tie were invited to visit the rooms of i he V. M. C. ?Association, and were agreeably sur prised to find every thing wearing a home liae appearance. Their re ception room is cosy and beautifully ornamented with appropriate pictures ami motto-1, indicating iho handy workman-hip, ami encourage.nont u f ladies. Their reading room is nie<-'y fitted up nod lurnishe I with ?n i ing papers ami period cal ? - day. Iunoei ut gii ui. : ur ? id I wInch serve to give an ngroeunii varie . > the enjoyment of visitors. i'h :>?? rooms are opened e very evening .tl 7 o'clock and the yotnu; men of the Town cun spend a few hours each day no whero more profitably then bore. Beside the. above, a prayer meeting is held every Tl ur day night; and a debating society, for the mental im provement of young men, mccl on Friday evening.. Indeed, it is en couraging to sue how many source.-' of enjoyment and improvement this Association has already furnished for the young men of our comunity, ' It will bo seen by our legislative proceedings Unit the tux, for Orauge burg County tho ensuing year, will be 11 mills. Let our citizens prepare to meet this necessary demaud at tho right time. Messrs. Beeves & Sheridan are iu receipt of a flue lot of cigars and tobacco; the latter is of eupperior quality und sells at 50 cents per pound. Also a quantity of excellent black ink11 the best iu the market. 1'. m. c. a ? The occasion of the Anniversary of the Young Men's Christian Asso ciation of our town, was celebrate 1 on Sunday last by appropriate servi ces. In the mo ruing at 11 o'clock, Kev. S. A. Weber preached a deeply interesting sermon at tho Pronbyto rian Church to a large and attentive tuidieucc; in thotcvoiiuig bible ro.ii ilig at tho Lutheran Church; and at night a Gospel Meeting at tho Methodist Church, both conducted by Mr. John H. Elliott, Secretary of ?Y. M. C. A. at Augusta, Ga. 1 hose services being new to our people were well attended and were impres sive in the highest degree. Monday evening und night simi'ur services were conducted bv Mr. Elliott at the Methodist Church, but the, inclement weather prevented a full attendance. The rep-ot of vthc President, Capt. Mortimer G.ovor. and Secretary F. S. Dibble, gave an encouraging ex hibit o{* the work of the Association during the last year; aud it is to be hoped that these christain young men .nay receive such encourago meot iroiu oin eitizetinas will enable in !in to do still more for tue good of the cumin unity llio ens.nog year. Yiiv youths oi iuir l*?e?\u no .'ds so.n ?t (..straining u.lln ences to be brought lobcni upon tinni; especially during the evening and ti night, when temp tatioun to evil are so numerous. Lite complete sulie ess -t this Asao.dntiori will idd much 10 the moral tone ol our eomniiihitv hud will prove a power] n ? aid to i lie inn labor Ol Ii ?ve. A IteiH.iiktihb! Itckiilt Ii ?*nnties ho difference, ho\v; many IMiySicinits, or how much n:o- icine yon hiiv't tritdj it in ub.w um establish ? ?I fad thai Gcrmuu Syrup is the only rctned) which has given com plete s?? i.\ fact ion in severe cases of Lung !.':-.. lists it. i.- (rue there are yet thousands ol persons uh.? are prc 01*posed to I hrmit and Lung Artec j LiLLL" . L-c>miMn^_nui.^__U_UlJ'iLLi1 iii>es? Asthma, .-itvcie Colds settled on the Hi cast, Pneumonia, V\ hooping Cough, A'c, who have no personal knowledge oi' lio.-ehae's German Syrup. To such we would Miy that .'?0,000 dozm Were sold la.^l year without one com plaint. Consumptives try just one bottle Regular size 75 ceuts. Sold by all Druggists iu America. Sold by Dr. A. C. Dukes. Astonishing Sneers*. It i< the duty of every person who has used Bosehee's German Syrup to let its wonderful qualities be known to their friends in curing Consump tion, severe Coughs, Croup*Asthma, Pneumonia, and iu fact all throat aud lung diseases. No person can use it without immediate relief. Three doses will relieve any ease, and we consider it the duty of all Drug gists to recommend it to the poor dying coii.-umptiv?, at least to try one bottle, as 40,000 dozen bottle* w ere 9 ?hl I aft year, ami no case where it faibd was reported. Such a medicine as the Cierinan Syrup cannot lie too widely known. Ask your Druggist about it. Sample Bottles to try sold at 10 cents. L'egular size 75 cents. For sa'e by all Druggist in the United States, jan 2(> ly advw'k gratis? The lion Alexmi ler II. Stevens says:?"The Globe Flower Cough Syrup has proven a most valuable remedy to me." Gti.V. James M. Smith, of Georgia, says:?"I shall always use it with perfect confidence,ami recommend it I . the public as a remedy which will ali'ord that satisfaction experience.I by 'me and mine. 1? excels every thing for coughs, colds and obatiiiate lung affections." Ex-Gov. Brown, of Ga., says: "He finds the (.lobe Flower Cough Syrup a most excellent remedy." Such endorsement by our great and ! good men deserves the attention of the atllicted. Those suffering from cough, colds and lung alleetions Jshould use the Globe Flower Cough Syrup. It will positively euro con sumption. For salo by Dr. A. C, Dukes, Prescriptions put up at all hours of | the night by J. G. Wanuarnaker. c Funcy toilet articles too numerous to mention and the lowest cash nnces at Dr. J. G. Wnnnnmuker's. c Dr. J. G. Wsnnninakor has a largo assortment of pocket cutlery at low prices. c Dr. VVatinamaker is selling Buist warranted fresh and gonuiue garden seeds for 5 cruts^por paper. The best brands of scgars and tobaccocs cau be found at Wanna makcr's drug store. c Patent medicines, paints, oils brushes &c. &c, besides other arti cles to.) numerous 10 mention and at toruiB to please buyers will be always found at J. G. W.inuninukcr's c noo cno leiTa srJyjiric? A sure cure if used in time. Mr. II. E. Gnriek of this county, says it is the but Medicine he ever used. A * rial is only necessary to prove its virtue. Manufactured by Du. J. G. Wannamakkk. IVtarket Reports. Corrected every week by Messrs. Hum. & Scovili.. .Satchoay, Marek 2, 1873. COTTON Multilines. 10\i; Low Middlings. Ordinary. Svi?9 PROVISIONS Corn.$ To New Corn. Pea*. 7? Fodder, per 100 Um. 70 Hough Hire. 1.10 Sol. ro:: j w. w Marios. ~-0. Dec. '2->, \a:~. Jiwrs. .'!? F. Mtt rd ?C On . ,"*;?/ tulctphia, i'a : Ut-ntleiucn? .Sonic tVrvv years.tgu I wa-t taken with Something Ii?-'? asthma. The at tacks at first tain.- a; night, and whilst i :i..|>^_'). It wool i awake mo, ami I would ti.iv. iVget up 5Tfil Kfr np rnr-K^rtru! 1- >.v-e ir nil'. These attacks became in?>re and more Irctpient, and inereased more and more in violence until the springof 1S7?>, whin they becaiiiu alarming. I h id to sit uj) most of the nights, eon tl not breathe in any other position, nud not in a sitting posi.iun with niit very painful dillieulty. It was attended with a very hail rough. Thee pectomtions were of a while frothy eh iraeter and very lough I became very weak and feeble. My pbwichoi did what be could, hut to lit lie purpose. If he knew what ai id me, he kept it concealed from inc. i, however, was Hat is tied dial the dread disease of eonsn np 11:?: i was fast riet ling in upon my iungs ^ I'rovideulially 1 saw the rt-comuii-ndat'on of the Hon. AleX.pl. Stepneti? of the Globe V ower Svrup, iino having known him for years, and also of his physical infirmities I determined t?? iiuikc a trial of the Syr.ip. I bought a bottle and commenced taking it at per directions. I felt a sensation of re'ief after the first do*C (taken at night.) but had to yet up bt fine day and - it up as usual. 1 continued (?> lake lb rough the next day us directed ami at night before retiring. I have not h id to gel up since. 1 continued In take it regularly until I took three bot tle/. The rough gradually subsided, breathing became clear and easy, anil for twelvemonths 1 have been in perfect health ?no cough, no arithmetic aucetion, and I cheerfully attribute my cure to the u-e of the (Hobe flower Spriip, ami would recom mend it to all similarly aiiticted. My nflicial ami professio, ul labors are particu larly straining to the lungs, but I am per fectly sound and well, anil have no symp tom* of any lung disease. 1 keep sume of the Syrup on hand, ami rhaps once a inuulb lake a doso of it. which 1 think keeps the lungs vigorous an 1 healthy. i have been thinking for some lime that i would add my IcdtilUOUV to the virtues of the tilobe flower Syrup, anil now take oc casion to do so; and if you can make any use of the above so as to benefit the sulfcr ing everywhere, yon are at liberty to do so. Respect fully vours, " * W. VY. SELLERS, Solicitor 1th Judicial Circuit in S. O. dilolie Flower t ough Syrup. For sale h ,? mar i? ' A. C. DUKES, M. D. R?TICE The undersigned hereh\ gvics notice that he will tile bis (mal account, as ? i.Indian of M iry \1 Iii ley, with the Judge oi Probate for Orniigcbiirtr County on the first day of \pril next anil ask lor letters Dismissory. JAMES M MOSS. March 2ml 1378. NOTICE. Di?tick of School Commissioner. Orangeburg H. C. Feb. 18th, 1878. Notice is hereby given to the Hoard of Trnstet'w of the various School Districts, that you are strictly warned to dote your Reboots as soon as the money apportioned to your Districts are expended, And be very careful not overate it because if you do. it can nut be filled here Thomas Phillips, School Ccmmissioner. fob 23 3t JOSEPH EROS, O WANGE B?RG, S. 4.'. I have the honor to inform the Public in general that I have opeuo an elegantly fitted up GRIGINjXX. VIENNA. BA.KERY And CONFECTIONERY mid Ladies' He fresh in en Is, such as Co/roe, Chocolate, and the Col cbrated Vienna Rolls, and tho Finest Delicacies of tho Season. Also tho delicious home made Cream and Chocolate CaromcLs, The Finest Cream Fruits, and a large variety of Strsctly Ptiro French< Confectioner}', Fruits and Nuts of nil descriptions constant!}' on hand. Special attention paid to orders for WEDDING PARTIES and FAIRS, at the very-Lowest Figures. Your Patrotnigo is respectfully ?solicited. Very Respectfully, . JOSliPM EROS, feb 23?3 One. Door Fast Win. Wiiieook. aMUt^mnm^twmmmk^B^mmmstmtmMMmmmmamB ?Btr.a iau^'rrii O H D O N ' T Forget to call in at w. m. sain's *\wx''btt&ZWxo?: And examine his New Stock of FRESH FA MI Ii Y GROI/fiRi?? Of every Vur'mt y, And the Finest Brands of SaQUORS CEGAXIS ANS) TOSACCO Ever offered in this market All of tbo above goods are offered at extreme ly LOW PL H ES. A call is solicited. feb 2*?ci2 "\v. "M s A I "N" TAKE NOTICE The undersigned respectfully inform* the Citizens of the Town and Connty that he is prepared todo up and make Mattresses on the shortest notice. Also will conduct an Upholstery business. Prices will he as low as possible. Orders solicited. JOHN ORGEX. jun.i 9 tf NOTICE. AU persons having claims ayain.it the rotate of Elliott M. Robinson deceased, will render them properly attested, those indebted, will make pavment to RACIIKL .V. I? ULM.SN Kit, A<bninisir.1tix. feb IG ?t ~>V. V. ROBINSON, S''l'?:i:.-M;.K TO IS. KZEKIEL. Respectfully informs the citizens of this Cmmtv that lie lias opened at the Store of Mr. Webb Hud's prepared to do all kind of work on Watches, Clocks and Jewelry on tin: slr>rte-t notice, ('barges reasonable. All w<>rk warranted to give satisfaction. Will also keep constantly <>n hand I.nmlrctir* Garden Seeds, fresh and genuine. Give me a call. Z.;ri:"' Pi r"ons having left work with the late K. Kzckiel will please call immediately for tin- same The Stock on I: u v< i: -h-r ? t )..* ...r\'d \ The liest make dl Calendar Clocks ut I*? net 2U ly KOUCATK! i?^UC?TE i! 3 vliion fco!!! Gill Branch Academy for hot]i si:xr:x. The next Session will begin on the Mon day, dan. Ist, 1S7H, and Close the last day of June, 1S7S. Young Men are here given a thorough business Dducalion, or prepared for the Senior i'lasses of our Leading College;. Young Ladies aru prepared for the Graduating Classes of our Highest Female Seminaries. The Latin and Greek Pronunciation i* that of tile Principal Universities ami Col leges hoth of Europe and America. Discipline mild, bui ihm. Location Healthy. Board Cheap. TUiriON l?Klt month: Primary Scholars.00 Grammar Scholars. "j .r)l) Classic il Scholars. <i 0U For further information address 1?. \V. CO UK, Principal. Orangebitrg County, S C. OCHt Liquors, Segars and Tobacco 1 > in town at. A. FISCHER'S. 1~)i<'klc?l Pigs Feel and Fulton Market Heel", first of the Season. Sehl by /. FISCHER. ' CO HAVE GOOD HEAliTFI TITK MVEB M??T 11E KEPT IS bfiwkftf FOR DISEASES w<@$&\ A I For I'smplileit address 1)k. Saktorx), NewYork^ jan 20 ly FRELIGH'S REMEDY CURES NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, GOUT AND NERVOUS HEADACHE, r An internal remedy, which eradicate* the cause of these dis eases from the system. Carefully prepared from the prescription of an eminent phy sician, and universally regarded u the most reliable remedy for such diseases in the world. DO WIK MOISK, Agent, Wholesale Druggists. Charleston, S C. nov 17 6m Choice Hreakfnst Strips. Sold low j down bv A. FISCHER. B est Itlo CotTee st A. FISCHER'S. B i est Familv Flour sold by A. FISCHER. rlnll Potatoes, Onions and Apples. Bold Cheap by A, FISCHER. NO MISTAKE! take HEPATINE The Grca? Remedy for Diseases of the Liver. tak^ HEPATINE The Great Cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Disease? take HEPATINE The Great Care for Indigestion aivl Mver Disease. take HEPATINE The Great Cure fur Constipation and Liver L):.j;.ic. take HEPATINE The Great Cure for Sick Headache rS Liver Disease. . take HEPATINE ihc dreat Cure for Chills, Fevers and Liver Disease. takjs HEPATINE The Great Cure for Bilious Attack* and Liver Disease. take HEPATINE fror Sour Stomach, Headache and Liver Iiis-ate. take HEPATINE For Female Weakness, General Debility and Liver Disease. DYSPEPSIA? A si.ite of i!ie Stomach ir. which its fuactons are disturbed; o!t:n with .at the presence of othir diseases, attended with lo^of appetite, nausea, heartburn, sour stomach, r?lnyof food after eating, sens.; of fullness nr weight in the stomach, acriil or fetid enu ttttions, a fluitcrinc; er ?inking at the j>it of the stomach; palpitations, illusion of the .senses, morbid feelings and uneasiness of vari ous kinds, and which is permanently cured if you take ZLHI IE JP A.TZ3NTE1 IH Constipation or \\ Costiveness? I? A state of the bowels in which _ the evacuations do not take plure as dcsi^:;ii(ff7y natUftatld are Inordinately hard and exjietted with dimcuUjSP,.t,cd "V a lo,w state of iho system, which diminishes tlic action of the muscular coat of the stomacli. This sijease U easily cured if you will take ZE3I IE ZFA-T!l INDIGESTION A condition of the StomaC duced by i-:-ie:i\ ity of th?] when the f .! tion the sufferer Is lialao to become the victim uf nearly every disease that human flesh is heir to? chills, fevers and general prostration. It is positively cured if you take ZE3I IE PATIJSTIE Sick & Nervous HEADACHE? It was at One timr supposed that the se it of the brain was in the stomach. Certain it is a wonderful sympathy exists bei ween the l wo. and what effects one has an imme diate effect on the other. So it is that a disordered stomach invariably is followed by a sympathetic ac tion of the brain, and headaches all ah-e from this cause. Headaches are easily cured if yo.t will take ZE3I IE PATI ZLsTIE Sotir Stomach? Heartburn? 1 The former is the primary cauft ofMhe latter. A sour stomach , creates the heat and burning sensation. The con tents ol the stomach ferment and turn SOttr. Sick stomach, followed by griping, colic .md diarrhoea, ottco occur. When the skin is yellow, When the tongue is coated, TAKE HEPATINE DEATH TO DISEASE! For bitter, bad taste in the mouth, 'Jl"-A.JCI3 4>?-.\ teaspoonful in a wineglass full of water, as directed on bottle, and you never will be sick. This is saying a great deal, but we MAKE NO MISTAKE! HEPATIIE FIFTY LOSES IN EACH BOTTLE. .. FOR SALli HY A. <'. DIJK! S DrugciBfly may 10 187; 3p "TJT rp 2J 9 Q HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS, rill oaro or prevent DIsoasa. Wo noitsRwill illo of Colic, Hotts or LUftO Fi* TSR, It Foutz's l'owilers nro used In time Foutz'sl'owdcrs will euro nnd prevrnt lloo CnoTJUts. Foutz'0 Powders will provcul Usa-Kit i:; Fowl, es pecially Tnrkr ys. Poutz'BFowiicra'wM Inrrcfifo tho qn?inttty of tntUt kid cream twenty per ccuu, uud tuuku tho butler flru Ulli swoct, Foutz'a Towdnrn will rnro or prevent almost. kvjtBI DiorAsa that Homes nnd rattle aro heir to. Foi'TZ'B roWDKBSWlLLOlYK K.l'IH.FACTtO;.', gold everywhere*. DAVID E. rOTJTZ. rroprlotor, ualtimouk, aid. Sold l?v l>r. A. C DTK KS. Aid!) r, .J . ( .. W A NXA M A K E R. may 10 1877 D rietl l^i^H, Raisin*, Nuts, &c, ?dd Cheap by A. FISCH Kit. 13 ent ist1 ry, pit. 1$. P. MUCKEN FUSS Dentist Kooma over .Store of -Mr. Qeo. H, Cornelnon's. iidr Charges Reasonable. A 11 kinds of Christmas Goods can be found at A. FISCHER/Q.