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I CIIUKC1I DIRECTORY. Methodist?Rev. S. A. Weber, Pastor. Services every Sunday morning 10:30, night 8:30. Sunday School 8:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday Kvening 8:30. Cldl ilr?n's meeting every third Sunday. Presbyterian?Rev. J. I >? A: Brown, Pantor. Services every Sundny morning 10:30 and afternoon 4:30. Sunday School 8<30. Prayer meeting ctcry Thursday af ternoon 4:30. BArnsrr?Itcv. T. W. Mellichtunp, Pas t<?c. Service? every third ami fourth Sun day morning 10:30, night 8:30. Sunday School every Sundny morning S:.".'>. Siui Haj School Missioinry Meeting every fourth Sunday. KriaeOFAT.?Rev. I., (i.Cucrry, Pastor. Swricefl third Sunday in each ihonlh Merning 10:.".0, afternoon I 30. LtJTurRXN?Rev. Wingard. Pastor. Sur tIom Second Sunday in e.ieh month Morn ing 10.30, night 8.3*0. Sunday School every Sunday morning 8:30. Y. M. C A.? ItooiUH on Kussel j Street. Opun ?Tcry evening in the week from X:'.\<> to 10:80. Prayer meeting every Thursday ev<5tsipg at 8:?U ami Sunday afternoons nl 0 o'clock Business meetings fourth Thurs day in each month. South C'uroliitn l&aili'o:i?l. OrVK T. HOURS AT OUAXUI.m mi MKI'OT. From S o'clok A. M. to 1 I*. M. Kroin 2 o'clock 1?. M. to 5" l\ M. Goodn received and deliver. >1 only during office hours. Passenger Siliiululr S. t'. Ihiilrosnl. I >A V T?.\ I.V. Columbia Up Passenger, (Morninii).8 '21 " Down " (Kvening I.... 8 Ci ACCOMMODATION Til UN. Columbia Down.'0 -ll! Up. '-! '^1 MOOT TU A IN. Columbia Up. 3 to J M Down. M 13 ~~~~ J, O C A E Dr. A. C. Dukes has just r<.ived a lot of line pocket knives which he is (Hering Very low down. A. Fit eher received, >esteiday, a lot of the finest lemons we have seen in this market for some lime. - ??-? ..? Thero will he services i.i the Liiitheran Church to morrow 1? >th morning and evening, at t ie n?..i:tl hours. In the poem published in > ur last week's issue the following niistal.es occur: In the -Ith, "? Ii and h verses were ' I've" is [j written read "we've." Mouduy was a dull ~ iff Livingston cried ai knocked down T?n acres of laud for Si >. all told. We barn that the. Dime ib-siliug nf the V. M. C. A. has been postp ?si vd and will take place al a fulun (lay. Due notice will he given the public. Our liuie gill looks csi re worn stud jut I J^.nn.i^a4'^.-de: '. rovin "When we semi to the store again doil't folget to buy a bottle o. fchrincr's Jndian Vermilugo. The first bale of mw cotton fo Orangeburg county was brought i.i town by .1. F. Way, of 1. Matthews, j und sold to Messrs. Pull A; covill. I The bn le weighed l'i? poun ;-. < i.i d ' as middling and .-..Id at Ii <: p.-r j pound. Every lady in the County o.igh i . have a good .NU. I Sowinjj Machine and we would direct lluiir a tin itioii i ? > the improved American advertised iu this issue. Il is said to be one of the best on ihe mar- et and i heap enough to be withing the reach oi every one. Mcssrs. Ilccvcs A" Sherido ll sell a No. 1 H'gar Id for a fputrlor, linely flavored and si pretty -i/. ?; others of various quality, flavor an 1 price; also, a new (supply of the best tobacco* Now is the time to purchase the ? articles along with your drugs and notions. We were pleased to meet, our yo.i ig townsman Mr. I>. 15. Lee on yester day after an absence of st veral months. Mr. Leu has been travel ing in the interest of W'sinnuuiaker & Brown, the largest clothing a id 7norchant tailoring h niso in A n . i ca. Mr. Lee reports general pro perity over the Stale-; through which he has travelled. Capt Hamilton is building an ad ditiou to bis store on R?ssel " I , which when finished will be a gr< i! im provement to that part of tin- town. It will be finished on the (rout lo correspond with the main building, having a large window and doer, and will run back eighty feel giving an abundance of rooiu. This uddi - tion ho will occupy for his grocery and general business ivhioh will he run as usual, and having had tin ex perience ol Sid years :md knowing no such word as fa il, he will be ready to meet his customers and serve thcill as usual- The other store Mr I leery Kohn will occupy lor a fancy Dry Good ami Notion ^business, it being bctt ci suited lor that. "In ihe bright lexicon of Dr. [farter's Fever ami Ague Specific, there is no sueh word as /nil." Those who have suffered for years find im mediate relief, and those who treat the premonitory symptoms save them selves all pain. Powie A: Mo rise, wholesale Ag< uts, Charleston, S. C. We call the attention of our read ors to the advertisement, of the Columbia Female Academy. fids school occupies a high position among the wtlucational institutions ol our Stale. The Principal 'i-; hit im?re und Ass ?eiate Principal, Miss C. Vi. I'utnam, are experienced and qualified lonelier** and will not sulf.;r the prescul manageuienl to di.s.ip point the public expe< tations. Mr. Iii S I Isey, of (.Jeorge's Sjta lii n, \m 1. arn, intends 1 > lit up the MeMaster old brich building, on I' u.-.-i I s*reel, f< r the purpose of ope i ihg this billi a large s.l ink of dry c otls, groei Tu .- , Ac, and i'oi purebus itig cotton and other c ail try pro i i We ftilcoice Mr. li-'V in our midst; he i- a native Carolinian an I ;i s.ic cifcsiu) mciehaut. Whore there is business, there i-a!>\ iys room on- 0:10 more. I .ew isv'ilh has grown t ? h ? b.uh a a plia?antand llourishiug villa;;. Two neat church* s, Mcth?-di.st and Ilapti.-t, afford religious faciltios to her eiti/.eti?, and digits of g-i ril prosperity : re ev? rywhi re to bes en. With a 1 ich country aiouiid her, ex perienced and succcs-ful farmers to make tie- crops, a live corps of inur* in.in,.- iii ?.Iii? lue ii i i<-, an.1 ;t ii'eu use of ill'- Ti.Mi.-' advertising ool umiis, wh'>( :io predict tho brigh*. fu tu re of our little sister up the road. Mr. Jas. S. I ley ward, Proprietor and Kditor of the Kings tree Star, called on us atom* ofKco on yeslerd.iy morning looking liv-dy an 1 eh iorfiil. ile is on a short visit to ids family and will return to King-Ire.! in a few thiNi !.? continue the battle for home rule and honest government again t S wai - ; .. I tiie u use radical clem .Mit perhaps, in the State.- Tl:eimprove- 1 nil-lit ?.f the Kings* fee Star, which visits 11- weekly, attests how well and .-is< ee s uitv the battle has been eon i!m;n!, We wish Mr. lleyward and the Star every success. T!u- following resolution was adop ted by the Orangcburg County Dem ocratic iOxcoutivo Committee on the '.?lb in-'a-it : /iVWfi' 'fir.it it is I In-sense of this ICxecutivc Committee that colored Democrats are entitled to representa tion in the County and Legislative offices in proportion to ihe number enrolled, at the meeting of the next Democratic Convention, and that tliey l?e allow ? I to <elect tii sir* d?vi| nom neos for siii 1 >d lives. ? I. V\ Mo-r.i.r.v, Vi<.? ('hai rmn 11. L ?. W a x s a m a k 1:1:,. .Secret a rv. We would direct spceia alteiiti in this week to the advertisement ol Mr. C. D. Korijolio's Auction ami Commission Mouse in our T vn. This i.- in new business with Mr. Kort johu, hi 1 due of stau 1 ii'i and ?die cess, tun 11 in lay we sc.- u lb > 11 > up with aim -1 inere ible proporti ? 1. Fair dealing, suilled and courtious (hi!;.- ami low pi ice- are Mr Kort ji,hit's logic ol fads, and now with a local agency in N'ew York to select, and purchase first class articles at low pi iC'CS because of the cash, what might not hecxpeeted of the success of this wido-a W'ako and enterprising merchant. ? ur people will do them selves an injus-iico to p iss by M r. K011 John's .-tore on Kussel street. Ireland's history is somewhat con needed with snakes, V dladclphia has been made renowned by a snake, our ow n Mountain City Greenville, looms up on a monster snake, and why miy not Orangcburg uctpiiresome addit ional reputation from a snake story. On L'ucsday 10 o'clock A. M Daniel Jirown and lleyward Colin, both colored, while winking in the KdistO swamp, a few miles below the town, captured a huge rattle snake imprisoned him in an impro vised basket of sticks thatched together, brought him to town and presented him, Uli injured, to our investigating young townsman, Mr. \\ illie Kobiii-on, who having extract - ed his l?ngs with his own hands, placed the snake in a glass cage where ihe venomous reptile sings his rattles whenever ihe heel of a son u Adam comes within bruising dis tance. Dr. Harter'a Fever and Ague Specific is sold under a lull guar antee. It has never ycl failed, and the Dr. Ilarlor Medicine Company therefore runs no risk in I his oiler, which stands unparalleled in its liberality. Dowic <(? Meriso, wholesale Agcntsi Charleston, IS. ( The Orange Base Ball Clulj of our Town played >he second match game with the Tal met toes at Lev.isvillo oil Thuisday evening last. Tho lirst game was played le re a week ago. and in the it\.? innings played, tho game ended with llio Oranges tine. : scores ahead. At Lcwisyillu nine ill hing; were phi ye I an i the Oraugos stood ill score.-, to the I'al mottoes Id. I; i- jin-i to that three oi the lust I'nlmelln pluvut* vvoro ulnei:! u hielt ?t counts lor the didereueii in th ? iniiiidei" of sc ires. We und. islam! i lie ho i'S ll id a nice time iill round, th: on. tve.itii:. heiug unt ie agreeable in' an a >i.i : dan I supply >\' the hurl Iciu ni'i.lo. I On lea vi ng I lie train last ui j ii lue (')ranges ga ve' ouductor Disher three rousing cheers no his kimliicsH ami courtesy extended to theni oil the trip Tiie Aiken hoys will give our < ) ii |o i s a nil m i wick. The history of our Town for the last ten months is one of sad, coil tinual hereaveiiieiits. Our cili/.ens havi frequently stood in the presence of I)"'aiii au<! the funeral tolle hu assemhlcd linen often lo the hit rial service. Mrs. Walker, wife >f our young Townsman, Mr A. II. Walker, und daughter of ihe llev. A. V. Morris, died early on Monday morningafter a .- 1st ut. hit! painful illness. She scented hut a short wV.ilo ago the picture of health with every hope of a long and useful lite before her, yet a few days only were required to de stroy this llower, than which few were untie graceful and lair. lho ehiefadoriime.nl of her chancier wa s a pure religious sentiment, which controlled her every thought, iv ird and action. Nor could it. have he mi otherwise it parental it.lluencc avails anything in moulding the character of a chilil and giving* -'.?ape .to its ile. tiny. N i on ! hut the h sreave t uiiilerstamls the deep sorrows of lho hear!, au i to the husband with his little child and th : parents if the desea.-ed loved one. wo oiler our syn pathies logether with that gam of coiiilbns; '" The Lord ehasieuth those lie loVclll." ??VTtC?Siear. x?NnZ ?-' \ ni tu ui i ? .. Ui** ? o.'r_i>mj? I Koi* lliu ()r:int:ehurg '1 "nues. ] Mr, ICihtor : A meeting was held at St. Mat thews Academy July '20, 1878. Mr. W W. Oliv? r was called In iheehair and Mr. .1. M. Moss* ret]nested to act as .Secretary. The chairman stited theohjeet of the in. eting to he the formal ion of a rille elul? and urged the importune.- i>! such an orgaili/.itioii A roll was them opened for signatures and twenty eight names were cnioll cd which was allcrwards increased to lill\ live. The club then proveded to i led the ? dlieers. Mr. lie... I). Uust w s nominated for Captain ami there heiug no other Candida.e Mr. Last was elected l>y acchiuiaiii u amid a r inn I of ap p uu.-e. The r. maining otlieers were elected hy Imllot aiid re.*ulte..| as fol low.-: 1st. Lieut?J tunes M. Moss. 2iid. Lieut?John (' 1 lariuon. did. Lieut?David W. Crook. I -i S< rgt?Willie K Crook. 2nd. Sel gt ? Fred 1.0 ttO'. old. Sergt.?J. K . Felkel. Ith. Seigt?l'otcr D . Tilloy. 5th. Sergt ?8 .15. Folkel, Isl. (!. rid ? Kd L?. llaiglcr. 2nd. Cot pi - L. C. UImer. ;)rd. Corpl?Wm. 15. Bar her. ?Ith. Corpl?J. II. Arant. Surgeon?Dr. T, K. Keiler. Chaplain?liev. S. T. llallinau. Sec. and Treas?Ja:n< s L Hast. On motion ol Sorgt. W. K. Crook the following gentlemen were appoiu id to draw up a constiltitioii and by law- for the government of the club. W. K. Crook, h'. I. dates aud James M. >I There being no further husiucss the meeting adjourned Jamks L. Hast, Sec. and T rea> Tasteless Casfor Oil - Castor oil in emulsion a form which entirely obiviatcs the viscid and nan i semis taste of tin; plain oil. It is j very palatable and the patient J if not j told, will not know that he i.i taking castor oil. Prepared and sold hy Dr. , ?)' 0. Waunainakcr. I ~T. D. KORT JOHN,"" AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Oil A NO !<:i 5 Ul XI. S. C. Will Dispose of Goods entrusted, l<> his care abliest Prides -and sinuM commis sions. .7 Trial Solicited. Will also altlend to Ute Collection of Drafts. -< > ^1 ?K< JIAXj 1 5A iK ra1 NS: T?li?; >V 1 iiiigli i y 1 >ol In i-1-The many have loo few ami the low loo many. We luivo Ilm pleasure to announce a new departure? the location ?>i an agency in New Vbrk < ity for the pur chase ami seleetlon of nur stork, in coder to enable us to quote lower prices than otlu i - who boy on long Ihne and ask bl? prices ill these day- of panic and hard limes. Our Agent has instruction-: In wateh < \? ry sale and every failure: to look aller every house on iliu verge of bankruptcy and ruin, ami with I In* rn-h in band to i>u\ | he I >? 111;> <>r in ilic h?l. every class ->i merchandise thai w e can tret ai iess than Iis value, so thai we can mark in plain figures on ?>ui bargains pi ices that have not been named or quoted in t in mal kel in ni.y m her. Not by iavOr bill by merit alone will we maintain and increase niir^unrivalled reputallon. Mlg 11 rices will n<?i do in iln?? limes w Inm even t i ??- Wealthy cannot atfuiil t<> waste their money and the poi>r r< quire double duty n| every dollaraud every pminy. As our prices ehange wiib every sale. il will In: impossible to give quotaiioiis.but.il will bu our uim to muito? Itguros thai will comp? It you in sell defense lo buy "i us. Wcdrat hi good goods and not hash, and believe the masse; will patroui/.e thai house that -eil- the best good*'" w for the least money. Auuiuir our weekly arrivals woslrill plarc before our people mine landslide thai urn positively beyond the wliisper of compel it ion, comparison or monopoly prices t Ii si will teach you in the siiohl logic of ! null the dilfcroneo be* l.wceil ilealiiig wilh live, and ileail neu between I be cash -oil ! he credit system brl wemi I be i igbl and ; In- wrong way . Ilenee we llirow out among I be massrs these sperialties? Ilics?. m itchless goods and mateiilcss prices lo check ibis insane and criminal piaeii.i wasting money fur Ihr paltry c.msid ration a lit'le credit. Who ran Irll lllrwasie of moury when you gel yiiiir goods ?.: Inn-. - dial lei;, and -ell mi long time? Gohlis a sfiihd thing ? but give us genius and am'?i ion. and ilmn au eimrgv ihal iiever.lires.' a mind ihn? never wiiuders, i'li eye i bat never sleeps, Mini a nerve l lud hrvr.r quivrrsi. anil we will ride hui : h slind all over I tie world! New adv inei il idea- crowdiii'i mil Ihr oh t pluck hi- -ad ol luck -cash instead "i credit- brain- in the place of ehi'ck?-ami sciriiri! liiiil ability beating hack aiiil crushing into oldivioii ihe.-ir luiioushiuc uiorebaiits w ith their tough aiid Ircniriidiius hm-jr lime prin \Vliai i- i In' ni- 1.1 w list in'.- a dollar when you ihay ?:i vr il 'i t'pon our counter will lie thrown day a fin- day. new-lirrivals. at pauir piic.rs. t'r.un Imnsrs licit have riillap >? I. mIIci s thai Will ??> down |ii-morrnw. and -'ill otbrr.? Who I brovv out I.Iirst; sari ili.-rs in vain Inqir in .mi It vr i lie >i<u ni. Iroiu -nt-li sollt 'er a- lb"sr we buy nur good-, uid Ihr house who Wtiiits the Iradi* of the pr.qdr inti-t, i^o In voiid litis adv oii'i'd litir. inti-i l><*:il tbt'Si- prices or go down, for il there is honor in luau. or virtue in goo?l goods at low prices w e mean to be masters ol tin- situation tlie live pioneers who dive down to rock b.uioiu. Wc shall oil', r -neb umtn-wmnhlr argiunem - a- no house ran match leaders atal -perialties a! quotation.-! tint no ol tier tuaii can oll'ei -lion a in) -1 iibbmn fads I lull will level vom brad mi lie- subji el of uennine bargains. Hard lurk and bniilrr limes pinrh si. high limed obi credit roncrtn ? ihey must liaye money to meet the i ur vita i de . inUr, ld-mi?rrnw -thry ail know we have I lie rash the bard and solid cash, ?and a thousand, will buy double it- valll.), aid we can ?Her goi d - a I liguies aw a \ !?< low ihr rrgnbir Windes lib* j ilibers ul P.roadway. Wc wish lo right Mm w ron? and brllrvc i In- (toil o| battles is ever with i lie right. \\ lien baoktup; 1-3- and ruin overtnkes 1 he victim we air always ihrrr wilh :he American dollar. N hen the hammer of 1 If auctioneer falls upon some ?_? land and gigantic wind-hake listen for our name, rip,- we au- lijtui ig ag tin-t lbe old rollen credit system lor motley tor reputation, and lot the ;. ople. This is tin* miede timl 1 hesn ihr prices that crowd our store whilst oilier merchants sleep nil their counters little dreaming ol ihe day of disaster, and ruin, awaiting all who buy on hmg lime ami sell on long? r? who pay big prices and sell al llguiesthal no pmplr ran all'tri I to pay. Wc Invile an early ami repeated vi-ll ami inspection. Our-toe', will be replenished every few days,?audio merchants weouVr snuir special lenders fully I~> i" '-" l?rr cent, less 1 ban curreiil prices in New 1 oik t hy. Ilrspeciful'y subiuiitril 10 ihr ( asii Trad.- only. HI SSKI.I.STl'KKT. 01;ANCKIiriM!, S.C.. August 1.1-7 '. 'im Market Reports. Corrected every week l?y Messrs. I'.i i.i. A Scovn.n. Satvki'Av, August 10, 1S7S. COTTON Middlings. M^Uj l?ow Middlings. t )rdiv--ry. 7vi '?? PROVISIONS Corn.S 7"? New Com . Pens. B? Fodder, per 100 Hm. 7"> Hough liice. Vi'Ml l\OTICE. \t the Fair of Iii? ??rungehurg Agiioni turiM.. an<l Mei haiiir.il Association, to In hehl ifits kt-omiiig Kall, 11ic following Premiums will !>?? awarded for Field Crops tu wit . Kor the largest yield of Cotton ? II ??in nere, other than a negro ipiarter or horse lot, $10 00. For the next largest yield of Cotton on j iiiit^'iiViv, other than a ncgr > quarteror Innre lot, S? 00. For the largest yield of Corn on five seres upland, ?aller than u negro ipiarter ?>r horse hit, not less than thirty liusliels pur uere, *K> ?'(>. For the largest yield of Corn on five acres ?f swamp and reclaimed lauds, no) less Mian fifty husheds per acre, ?10 on. Kor the largest yield of Tea Vine Hay oni one acre, not less than '500C lbs., one bale as a Kam pie, !?n tin. J-'or the largest yield of Wheat <>n two acres, tine bushel and three sheaves :is a sample, not less than thirty bushels, 5?."> 00. For the largi st yield of Oats on live acres, n ie bushel and ihre? sheaves a.-, :i sample, not less than thirty bushels, 00. Kor the large! yield of Itycon one acre, one bushel and three sheaves as a sample, ma less than fifteen bushels. $i! op. Kor the lur&est yield oi upland Kit-eon one uere, one bushel and three .-.heaves as a sample, !?5 no. lor iIn- largest yield of Peas on one acre, not less the fifteen bushels, one bushel as a sample, ."St 00. Kor the largest and best yield of .Sugar Cane Syrup, upon mi <? ipiarter a< re, not less than forty gallons, one gallon a- :< sample, $0 nil. Kor the largest and best yield of Sor ghum Syrup upon one quarter acre, not less than twenty gallons, with one gallon a a sample, $3 HO. For the largest yield of Sweet Potatoes on one ha.f acre, not less than one hundred bushels, one bushel tis a sample, $?"? (in. Poi the largest yield of Turnips oil one quarter aei*e, not less than fifty bushels, one bushel as a sample, SU 00. For the largest yield of Pindcrs on one quarter acre, not less than ten bushels, one bushel a.- a sample, $- 00. Kor the largest yield of Chuftis on one quarter acre, not less than twenty-live bushels, one bushel as a sample, $- on. For the largest ami best sampleof Onions, not less than one pi ck. ."r'J 00. There " ill also Ii? a premium awarded fort no best Kssay written on farming. .). 1.. IIK.IDTMAN, Sec and Treu?. < >. A. and M. A. june S 5m OL A,- n??l'?IH?*l"?.lt" <?.> f,.Mi.?-o?i -p.?,ii?? ?1.H\ ^>?drPli-?. >-.'ll|.i?"M n.inaoiU .' .ai> wr.i V.A apr'l '21 ly C. D. KORTJOHN Auction and Commission House, .'mo tion every Saturday and l>t Monday. Merchants ainK Farmers visiting Town between those. dnt i will consult their inter est by calling ut this House before buying ? luowhcrc, N ( > W STOP RIGHT HERE! An<l tiii'l <>111 ill-it you can got ? 11.s UcM Ilio (lollee for 81. Hi !hs Fxtra ('. Sugar for -I. 20 lbs Finn Family Flour for 61. ?s [l>H I'uro Leal' Lur.l f ,r 6L All kinild of f'rusli (J.A N N U O P. 0() I )S Table Sail '20ei*a h ??<. Fiesh Piekle?, I Ii; t Smoking Tobacco, t 'Iinicest Cigars, ami tli ? Purest and Finest" Liquors over oflorcil in < Iraugebtirg. ,1\S \' A X TAXSSlIi. i v.(. \ t Mull? r's 01.1 Staml. iii:t>si?i ls"s if FOtiKST m.ln accaoemy! A lUiAPlUN^T^^^^^CnOOL i oi: i?.>:*ii sex ich. Foh^t It Seil Acai'en.y is sittialcil oh tin tlaily stage line hctwoen Ihiraiit awl Lux iiieioii, about four mil's from tliooelC l?i;tti-il ("a.-tillian Springs! 'I Iiis t ? tint' bftlm cheapest institufioiis of its grailc in lho .Smith. Yoimy inch arc here given a thorough business cihtcniion, or prepared for lho senior classes of our leading < '"li. u"1 Yoiing ladies aro propaiCtl for tli? graduating classes of our highest Female Somin.-iric.-. Tim Latin iiiiil Itroekpronunciation ih ihn oi the principal I iiiversitiea ami Colleges^ hoih of lairope an 1 Aiiieriea. Location healthy. !>is-ei|?linu mihi. I.ui iirni. liotli hoard ami luiiion, verv iho:.p.., l'..r Itirtlier iiiilnrmntmn atltlress \\ \\ . ( ? ?Uli, Principal; Uiirantj Mi- ? iij.ii'1 -J7 If FO'?TS^S KOJ?sn A?D CATTLE POV/CUSC, t.?/.,.>>. -?? f "* " """*"*,,'i.i <?'.'.-' orj3rc:c.iJ i> ? i . ? ?> IT~r ?: !U ?;J.i < f t ' '>" ' ?>? ?-? "?: Vi ;: i| rimu'* IVwV-i-i uro|? t i. l-.v : ->v.':'l.-r:.T-;! |-r<-- ? ?;...?.? ;ini i KetiUl I* w< *Mv (?rcvulit i.i . i e.. >. V I llv Turl ?? I ? ui-v 1'... .. ?? v-'U lowniii V-i? f|!i.ml.i ? ?' ri'l i't I'.v.i.iJ J't r c.-.. ., i l J.<? t <? li.ifcr .f'-iu ui.i s\.-i-.-t. 1 ? ui.-'.- I'owiliim -..-lil pvtv. or i .' ?..->?'. vvr-.t |>isi:\skHintUorvcsi:?i 11 iM'1 uro I Irr?. Poirr/.'rt I'owokiw w illuivu Sati?;:'actio:?. uvcrywlu ro. ii a via K.yovi". iVorncio?, liAi.r? nimm:. >x?x. Sohl hv l>r. \. C t)UK ICS. Ami i?r. J. (i WANS'A ? \ K Kit. may Iii IS77 1 Ilt.mnFS li'F.ViLDV CtlltKH NEURALGIA, KUK?JnATlSM, GOUT AND NERVOUS HEADACHE. An internal remeily, ivhieli erailieateri lho cause of these Jirf eases from the system. Carefully prepared from the prescription <?) an eminent phy Hieiau, n tit I universally regai'ileil as the in.'-i u lial l?- remotly lor such ilist ases in the worhl. DUWIK M'USK. igent, Wholesale IVriiggi l^. Charleston, S. C. ? >v !7 (tin Barhnrn's Infnlllblo apr'l 27 Mxniirarturxl l.r ihn 2?:hi=i Pilo ?:a Ci., Dwhia, it. C. 11 tie\tr full, to cur?. Il.'iunrrhultlf or l-ll... nbrn n mr* n !... i i ir- i.i.i mi l booa nJ? n>t'uvt.uij Iv ra^O Ululfu Money IMetisaitUy I mil la i. > ;en; i shmihl atlilress Fl N l.l.^i IIAJiVin & Co., Aihuila, (i.i. pine i iv IQ7Q Qi)D LO/O Ol il N EW GOODS ! r.OOS) NEWS!! NEW GOODS!! AT Theodore Zohn'S DRY (iOODS Literally given away. THE GJiE/l ?EST BARGAINS YET ! \W d> dre very respectfully to dircot at tcatioa t<> the anival of oar | iV Dress floods, New Dress IVmtq, New Dress I.auii-, New Dre.-s Piques llnm burg fallings and Imcrlions, rang ing from 3c. up. the Largest ami Cheapest Line ever Ottered. Ilies Ties, Hows, Jabots, Scarfo, Kosh tugs, Frilling* and L&cod of the Latort .Styles and Pal ter! it*. Kle?aat Novelties in Silk Lace Scat & and, Tie-. Parasols, Sun Umbrellas, Fan?, Fatw GW tlles, Muttons, (Moves, Hosiery, Collum, ltihhons, White (ioods, Tuwols, Toilet Quilts?, &c? Arc, in great \' iriety, ami at Prices so Low as lo Astonish You. O oo< i an I Fashionable Clothing at un equalled Low 1'riccs.j We otlift' the Largest, best ;wvortcd od most Attractive Stock of JSKS" & YOUTHS ( 1 lot Iii n u,' ever shown in Orangeborg ;t I'riees that are positively Lurrcr tbo u ot any other house in ttho country; Tltt' Latest Fashions'in Ladies/men. lioys, Misses ami Ahildren HATS. I'lie Kinest Display of Cent's Furnishing * Goods SLOO^Sl 00 81.00 $1.00 81.00_81.OO The best Sil 1 KT ever fluid fur One Dol lar made of Wam-utta.Long Cloth and 2iW Linen 31.00 S1.00 $1.00 -51.00 81.00 $1.00 Our reputation forTjOW "Prices* Keliahlc Ooods ami Reliable Ihtsinees Method- is KtilKciently established to make remarks unnecessary. We invite every retidcrof llie Timftfll to an examination of nur Stock with this assurance that they will not he .disappoint ed. Agent for Mino. I^EMORESTS* Ut liablo Patterns. THEODORE KOHN. a pi (i 1878 c T^YICK NOTICE. 'flic undersigned respectfully infortmi tho Citizens of the Town and County that he is prepared to do up and make Mat treten on the shortest notice. Also will conduct an Upholstery business. Prices will be aa low a- possible. Orders solicited. JOIINQROEN. in no :i tf TO RENT. Thai large and commodious llriek Store, formerly occupied by Mr. C. K. Jones. For terms apply lo MKS. M. E. MCNAMABA* aiU 11 tf,