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CHURCH DIKEGTOKY. Mbtjiodist?Rev. VT. S. Richardson Pus tor. Services evory Sunday morning 10:30, night 8:30. Sunday School S:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday Evening S:?0. Chil dren's meeting every third Sunday. Presbyterian?Rev. J. i>. A. Brown, Pastor. Services every Sunday morning 30:80 and afternoon 4:30. Sunday School 8:30. Prayer meeting every Thursday af ternoon 4:30. Baptist?Itev. T. YY*. Mclliehamp, Pas tor. Services every third and fourth Sim day morning 10:30, night S:.">0. Sunday School every Sunday morning 8:30. Son day School Missioitcry Meeting every fourth Sunday. Episcopal?Rev. Ii. (S.Guerry, Pastor. Services third Sunday in each inoutli Morning 10:30, afternoon 4:30. Euthf.kan?Rev."\Vhigard, Pastor. Ser vices Second -Smulay in each mouth. Morn ing 10.30, night 8,30. Sunday School every Sunday morning N:."t0. Y. M. C. A.?Rooms on Russell Street. Open every evening in the week from S:30 to 10:30. Prayer meeting every Thursday ovtniug at 8:30 and Sunday afternoons al ? o'clock Business meeting* fourth Th?rs dav in each mouth South Carolina Railroad. ofpice HOURS at oilANUKItL'ko l>Kl?oT. From 8 o'clok A. M. to 1 I'. .M. From 2 o'clock P. M. lo5J P. M. Goods received and delivered only during office hours. Passenger Schedule S. t'. Kailruatl. kay TRAin Columbia Up Passenger, (Morning).s *J1 " Down " (Evening).... 8 13 accommodation tu mn. Columbia Down.'0 1(1 Up. -2 ?1 KIU1IT Tit A IN. Columbia Up. 'i 40 " Down. 11 43 I, O C j\ T u Piiio grapes aro selling freely on the streets at four quarts lor a quarter. t ilizens sec that your yards are clean. The Marshals will hi; around next week on an inspecting tour. Kussel Street is being further mi - proved by Mr. Julius Glover who is erecting tpiite a handsome buil ling Mr. dames Van TnSsel ha* a loa I of very line melons, iresh and of ex cellent flavor at his store. Mr. Lewis Hurley caught ;i liao sturgeon in the river near the town on Wednesday last. Tho first of the season. King Cotton is rapi lly coming in to gather the taxes to pay the. pait indebtedness of our larmers. Ten cents per pound is nil he demands. Mr John Schachte's cottage pro tents quite a neat and comfortable appearance since a cat df paint has been given it. -1? mm The greatest enemy to children is ?worms. Shriner's Indian Vermifuge will save them from ruin ii'used ac cording to the directions. Capt. Mortimer Glover's new resi dence on Glover Street is rapidly ap proaching completion. Mr. Ijcriach is a master builder and knows his business. Cotton picking is progressing fine ly, and the low prices of Merchandize und the reasonable price of the sia - j.de aro bringing it in as rapidly as gathered. Mr. Gco. 1J. Cornelson and ('apt. John A Hamilton will soou have their new brick stores ruady and thus improve the business and life of that part of our growing town. That fine elegant lot on Market Street, heretofore vacant, has been purchased by Dr. A. C. Dukes and is being enclosed preparatory to buil l i?g "P- ? , Messrs. Loryea <& Sorontrue not having received their full supply of dry goods and groceries, their adver tisement will not appear until next week. Mr. Frantz Briggmann has a com plete stock of groceries ami dry goo 1 which cannot he surpassed for quality and cheapness in our town. Give him a call one an all, old at\d young. Sec notice of the ru opening of Miss CM. Evans'school on .Momlav next at the residence of Mr. 1\ V. Dibble. Let our little ones get rea dy for another year of active wor k. The protracted meeting at Walnut Grove Baptist Church will cm brace the 4th Sunday in Sept. instead of the 3d as announced in our last, issue. Rev. A. K. Mondenhall will conduct services. Messrs. Tike & Co., arc receiving their Fall gods, and will soon be prepared to meet every want of their customers., This is one of the lead ing firms of our town, anil by means of their largo stock and courteous clerks will maintain their well earned reputation. Tho Exercises of Miss CM. Evans School will he resumed on Monday Sept. 2d 1878, at tho residence of Mr. P. V. Dibble. 2t A meeting of the Zion Township Democratic Club will be hold (?11 Saturday, the 7th September at lJ o'clock A. M. A general turn-out is desired. We were delighted to grcot Mr. James S. 1 Icy ward, of tho Kingstreo JStvr, in our oflico on Thursday. He is looking well and givi t- a eheoriug account of Williumsburg politics. Mr. I ley ward is on a viol to his family. Mr. J. U. Pike and Mr. John Dan nor, who had be n absent for some lime on a trip North, returned on Thursday night last. Looking fino ly and prepared for tho labors ol a heavy ITtvll trade. Their goods are coming on every train. - ? * ? m - - Wo notice groups of young men standing about the doors of Churches during services. This we ihiuV is very improper, and in all kindness cull the attention ofour young genre men to it, believing that only a word is necessary to correct the evil. We are glad lo see our citi /.ens have not (bigotten the yellow lever sufferers on tho Mississippi* Our voting townsman Mr. S. A Ileovos has collected and will forward to the sufferers id Grenada the creditable sum of 620.1)0. So much for the ef forts of one man. Kvnrv man may he his ;???.???;*. pbv sician, if he simply (al ; the free publications of the Dr. Harter Me li cine Company, and uses the remedies iliey prescribe. All Druggists and 1 )ca:ers nave th< m. I own- tV Moisc. wholesale Agents, Charleston, S Ex Treasurer Humbert, colored, arrived in town on Tuesday last. This cx-ollieiul is well known to the citizens of our county as the treasurer in the palmy days of Radicalism. Ho is just from the North, or somewhere cl.-e und his visit to our county on the eve of an exciting political campaign may mean something. We learn that Messrs. Utscy iV. Mut ray have been fortunate, enough t o kccure the services of Mr. Geo. S. SI in r, v.ho is an old and experienced merchant of our town, well known and en joys the confidence of the Citi zens of the county. Mr. Shirer's presence will go far toward insuring success to this new linn. "The heart bowed down by grief and care" is too often wretched, mere ly because the hotly is disease I. Dr. Darter's Liver fills, and Dr. liar ter's Iron Tonic will in most cases, reinvigorato the frame and banish gloomy thoughts. Dowie it" Meise, wholesale Agents, Charleston, S. C The following dclogates were dec led by the Court House Democratic Club on Thursday evening last, lo attend the County Nominating Con vention: J. P. Izlar, from the Clubs at huge; J. W. Moseley; S. Dibble; Kobt. Copes; G. W. Brunsen; T. Kohnj J. I'. Harley; John H. Dukes J. S. Albergotti. The article in the Times of last week, caused by ft card from Mr. Mullichampin the Clarion of the. day prcviou s, was not intended to bring Mr. Mcllichamp's truthfulness in question, but to show that the "local" of the 10th instant was not inserted without foundation, and that it was not denied in Mr. M.'s card. Persons in need of a well made boot or shoe, or repairing the same will hot over look t he advertisement iu another column of .Mr. P. A. Lefveudahl. This gentleman has recently opened a shoe shop at Mr. A. B. talker's store where he is prepared to do all manner of Work in his line with neattiuss and dispatch. Give him a call. Wo hear that P. W. Bull sells gro < cries as cheap .is any one else. From experience, wo can assure the public generally, if they call on him and ht/Jc business that they can do a little belter than they imagine. Both goods and prices giving entire satisfaction. He intends to carry on the grocery business in the town as long as he can please the public, as well as ho has done heretofore. Go to him with a dollar and ho wi 11 send you almost a wagon load of goods home free of charge. Coffee, ^sugar and tea, a specialty. We would advise all to call! call !! call 111 Our readers at LcrvisvUlo will re- j member their school will reopened on Monday next. Mr. .John 11. Mack is a graduate and fully com petent to instruct our youths in all the blanches necessary for business or a further advancement in study Keep your school up, a good educa tion is the best patrimony you can leave your children. Wo call special attention to the change in Capt. J. A. Hamilton's advertisement. His wheat and <>u seed arc just, in time for fall sowing, and customers can ivl) upon tho <jm?d quality and yeuuinonoss ol tin; seid. ?St?lln Acid, prepared for compos tin lor small grain, wiii improve the crop and may !,v' found at ('apt. Hamikolts store P..-<!??? the above a general assort in mi tot' merchandize is krpt constantly on band, and at prices to suit the limes an d the purchaser. Parents and guardians are remind ed 'baton Monday next S:i n >. . Male School will upeu at ill' Fair Building. l?oys and young men, who de-ign attending, should ho on hand promptly at 1) o'clock,A. M., in or^cr that they n ay he properly classified and begin the term's work with their idasscs. Black hoard exercises in a!! the branches will In: conducted during the lirst half of term, cousc ipieiitl \ -lo.r-e u ho enter late, will lose the explanations of the portions over which the classes have passed. The following resolution was p:t?4od !?y >ou //Km L/viuocrai-ic onto .?i iw last meeting : ZtON Dkmoi'ratk: Ci.uh, August 11th 1878. Ww/, Thai in the opinion of the members of this Club, Ed is to Fork constitutes about one-tain! pan of the territory . and numerical strength of Orangeburg County, and therefore entitled to two Representative* in tho next Legislature, we would thercforo beg to bring to the attention of tho nominating Convention the name of Dr. John C Ifolinnn, member of this club, as a man eminently qualified to represent this County. Enterprise is the order of the day in Oraugeburg and Mr. August Fis cher is a progressive man; as a proof, sec his advertisement, in another column of to day's paper, of a n auc tion and commission house to be opened on Monday next. Toe man who does not believe in low prices and act up to that belief is behind the age and will ho certainly out stripped in the race tor success. Every enterprise of this hind is a blessing to any community, ami Mr. Fischer is determined to he the lead er of low prices. Tlioso who d :siro to buy their groceries and othor goods at living rates will not forget that Mondays and Saturdays aro auction days at this house; and those who have goods for sale cannot do better than to consign thorn to Mr. A. Fischer. H E??LUTI'?jYS. The following resolutions were unani mously passed hy the Executive < oni mlttco of Oraugeburg County on the J7th lust., and ordered to be published: Resolved, Isr. That this Executive Committee have heard with great regret and keen disappointment of the violent, illegal, and disreputable resistance to law of cer tain persons refusing to work a certain public road. In Ibis County, and teel called upon to discountenance and re buke Such action, as fraught with dis grace and tending In the worsl ends. ?_'nd. That we earnestly call upon all good citizens to al once abandon such resistance, and unite in obeying and en forcing whatever Is law. or using onlj legal means of redress ol grievances,, reu! or supposed. Ilrd. Thai tiiis Committee solemnly warns all persons illegally resisting the laws, that they will draw upon them selves just opprobrium, the united con demnation of all good citizens, and the vengeance of violated law. Death Of an estimable citizen. Mr. John P. Frederick, a brother to Col. A. 1>. Frederick, died very suddenly be tween day-light and sunrise on Sun day morning last, at his home in this county. Mr. Frederick had been subject to palpitation of the heart for some time previous to his death. About two years ago he authored se verely from an attack of bilious fe ver, directly after his partial recovery from which, and while Buttering from rheumatism in the ankle, Iu: bathed his feet and ankles in ice cold water repeatedly to assuage the pain, which had the effect of inducing palpitation of the heart A few moments before his death a servant saw hi m .'landing at his room window apparently well. Shortly afterwards it was discovered that he was lying upon his bed stark and cold in death. Mr. Frederick was an amiable and much beloved citizen, and his death is deeply deplored by our entire com munity. 'usteleftB Castor Oil Cantor oil in omulsiou a form which entirely obiviatcs the viscid and nuu 8COU8 tllStO of tho plain oil. It is very palatable and the patient ?if not told, nil! not know that he is taking castor oil. Prepared and sold by Dr. .!? (;. Wannamnker. A Ketaarkulde Kesult. It makes no difference how many Physicians, or how much medicine you have I tied, it is now an establish ed fact that German Syrup is the Diiiv remedy which has given com plete satisfaction in severe cases of I.nog Diseases. It i- true there arc yet thousands ol persons who are pre disposed to Throat and Lung Alloc tions, Consumption, Hemorrhages, Aslhiuu, Severe Colds settle.! on the Breast,Pneumonia, Whooping Cough, ito., who have no personal knowledge of Bosehao's German Syrup. To such we would say that 5U,U00 dozen were sold last year without one com plaint. Consumptives, try just one bottle. Regular si/.?' To cents. Sold by all Druggists in America. Whenever ami Wlierr-vr-r disea-es i choleraic type prevail, or liiere is enu -e t" apprehend a visit (Void them, the system shculd Im toned, regulated and reinforced by a collide of Hosteller's Stomach i'.i';- ; -. Perfect digestion and a rtgulai habit ?>' body are the best safeguards ngaiusi such 1 maladies, anil both are eared ??> ltd? in estimable tonic and alterative. The l'it'- i ? are also extremely serviceable in remedy ing Hitch disorders. If promptly taken in bilious colic, diarrluva ami i holera morbus, tliu disease is usually frustrated. Iii dial rhieii (iases, it is only necessary in r< 'tore tin1 tone of I he relaxed bowels, and this i one of the specific effects of this medieine. Wind on llie stomach, heartburn, bilious ness, nauHca, headache and other symptoms of disturbance in the gastric and hepatic regions are also speedily relieved by Ibb excellent remedy. As a family medicine i: is invaluable,since it promptly and en :i plelely remedies those ailments which are of most frequent occurrence. Overtasking the Kncrgies. It is not advisable for any of us to oveitask our energies, corporeal or menial, but in tho eager pursuit of wealth or fame or knowledge, how many trangress this salutary rule. It must be a matter of great impor tance to all who do so to know how they can regain the vigor so reckless ly expended. The remedy is neither costly or difficult to obtain. Hos teller's stomach bitters is procurable in every city, town and settlement in America, and it compensates for a drain ol' bodily or mental energy more effectually than any invigorant ever -prcs-cribed or advertised. La boring men, athletics, students, journ alists, lawyers, clergymen, physi - cians, till hear testimony to its won drbusly renovating powers. It in creases the capabilities for under going fatigue, and counteracts the in jurious effects upon the system of ex posure, sedentary habits, unhealthy or wearying avocations, or an insalu brious climate, and is a prime altera tive, diuielic and blood depurent. "pjtosi, mm9 reflect r 'Down with Monopoly and Up with Q,uick Sales and Small Profits! "He Who SUms Slav Stead!" august FISCHER The Merchant Man uf Orangcburg l* happy to antiounco to his friends and the public generally, that uii the First Monday in September i i i will open an 1? 11j u?MlMlUuiu*? ifii.s Stesse on Kussel Street (Opposite Court House Square.) lie is delot mined to he the LKKDKIl of f^W PItlCES and to advance the interest of the people at large! ili- i IOOOS are all \ 3 und ho defies cotnpeiitioi) ! 8 si m E S 8K ?3 \ ua A INS IN Moats and all Kinds of Groceries! i. ^ All < JOl! i *S consigned to his care will receive prompt attention. Mondays and Saturdays! ?MONDAYS half past L(J A. M. and SATURDAYS 7 P. M.) Come one, come all, both great i nd small, and make no vain delav, I'll sell things C'fi 5 E A B* or not at all, so get your goods TO DAY"! W'.^AMSIiY i * Hi & V K1?. I ES 1' will keeptheusual sup ply, l as I sell then, vory C111CAP, I'm certain you will buy. BST-Mx SArJlPffjE I?.OOHfl you will not forget, supplied with the choicest Liquors yet, ti.? situated iu the rear, so call for your liefrcshmcnts there. M P\ tLat: 30TT0WI PRICES FIRST CLASS GOODS Cat) ho purchased at from 10 to 25 per cent less than you can buy them elsewhere. Call and examine my Stock?no trouble to show goods. Goods Deliverer! Preo of Charge in auy part of the 1 own. AVI^Tlrl A STOCK COMPLETE <;t%.,r: all iirch-h, von arc invited to cali round. You; Cheapest Grocer _A_ J3 WALKER DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER SHIP. Tin' Partnership h< retofore existing Ihtwe.n Messrs. II. ,:. Sheridan anil S. K. t Mellieleiinp u i.lci :!-..? miiiic r?f the Orange I buru High School i~ hereby dissolved. S. B. MKI.bh ilAMP, j 11. (l..SHERIDAN. I will continue tit. Orangehnrg High School, est ddishod by me in KsT'J, al tlie biitlieru School House. S. it. M ELL I CHAMP. apr'l 27 Barham'a Infallible PILE CURE. Manufacture! h> Uta B?rHa P?9 Ozn Ca., Dtrtna, V. OL er Fl Im. ?Im ? nrm U PrU? Litt u4kuM?| r"~?jpHretlf DENTISTRY. nu. b. I)cntisl Ko?ina over ?turc of Air. Geo Cornelson'fl. [CKEtfFUSg C. D. KO ET JOHN, AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. OBAN GEBTJiBGr. S. C. Will Dispose of (Joods entrasied to his care at Best Prices and small commis sions. .7 Trial Solicited. JJ 'ill also attend to the Collection of Drafts. -o ^!>K< '1 AT, BARGAINS: The ?Virnich ty Dollar!?Tho many have too few ami tlie few too many. Wo have tlie pleasure t<> announce :i new depnrtun?the location nl an agency in New York City for the pur chase .iinl -election of our Btoek, In order to enahle us to quote Iom or pi ires than others who buy on long tltno and ask big prices iu these days of pri:ij<? and hard limes. Our Agent 11: i s instructions to watch every sale ami every failure: to look after every house on tho verge of bankruptcy and ruin, and with the oa?h in hand to tiny tin.- lump or iu the lot, every class of merchandise that we can get tu ess than its value, mi thnl we can mark iu plain figures on mir bargains prices that have not been named or quoted hi this market <>r any other Not by favor hut by merit :.!'>t;?- will we maintain ami increase our unrivalled reputation. Rig prices will not du in these '.hues when even the wealthy cannot afford r? waste their money and the poor require double dutyol every dollar and every penny. As our prices change with every sale, it will tic impossible to give quotations, but. it will be our aim to name llgurcs that will eompell you in self defense to buy of us. Among our weekly arrivals we shall plane before our people some landslides that are positively beyond the whisper of competition, comparison or monopoly?prices that will teach you in the silent logic of truth the uitTorencc be tween dealing with live, and dead men,?between the < ash and the credit systpin.?hetwecn the right and the wrong way. .New advanced ideas crowding out tho old plunk instead of luck cash instead of credit?brains In the place, of cheek?and science amiability beating back and crushing Into oblivion these moonshine merchants with their tough and trenn minus long time prices. What is the use of wasting a dollar wh in you may save it ? I pon our counter will be thrown day after day* new arrivals, at panic prices, from houses that have collapsed, others thai will go down to-morrow, and still others who throw out these sacrifices in vain hope t<> outlive tho storm, ?from snob sources as these we buy our goods, and the house who wants the trade of the people must ^o beyond this advanced line. in.ist heat these prices or go down, for if there is honor in man >r virtue in good goods at low prices we mean to be masters of the situation?the live pioneers who dive down to rock bottom. We shall oller such unanswerable arguments a- no house can match? leader? and -penalties at quotations that no other Jinan can oiler?stern and stubborn facts thai will level your bead on the subject of genuine bargains. Hard luck and harder times pinch some high toned old credit eoncctns?tlioy must have money to meet the inevitable note, to-morrow- they all know we have the cash- iho hard and solid cash,?and a thousand, will buy double its value, and wo can oiler goods at figures away below the regular wholesale jobbers of Broadway. We wish to right tlie wrong and believe the (.Jod ol battles is. over with the right. When bankruptcy and ruin overtakes the victim we are always there wit!, the American dolln When the hammer of tlie auctioneer falls upon some grand :md gigantic windshake listen t?>r our naim I'hus wo are lighting against the old rotten credit system for money foi reputation, ami for the people. This is the music and these the prices that crowd our store whilst other merchants sleep on their counters little dreaming of the day of disaster, and ruin, awaiting all who buy on long time and sell on longer?who pay big price- and sell at figures that no people can afford to pay. We deal in good goods and not H ash, and believe the masses will patronize that house that sells tho best goods fcr tho least money. Hence we throw out among the masse- these specialties- these matchless goods and matchless prices to chock I this insane and criminal practice of wasting money for tlie paltry consideration of a little credit. Who can tell the waste of money when you gel your g aids of houses that buy and sell on long time? Gold o a'good thing?but give us genius and ambition, and then an energy that never tires, a mind that never wanders, an ey hat never sleep.-, and a nerve that never qtiivcrs.<*nnd we will ride rough shod all over the world! We invite an early and repeated visit and inspection. Our stock will be replenished every few days,?and to merchants woofier some special leaders fully I"? to 20 per cent, less than current prices iu New York City? llcspectfilHy submitted to the t'a-h Trade only. IttJSSKfJjSTREKT, OIJ ANOKHUUU, .S.U.. AugiHt I, ISIS, (im