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CHURCH DIRECTORY. Mbtitodist?Rev. W. S. Richardson Pas ter. Services every Sunday morning 10:;>0, night 8:30. Sunday School 8:80. ' J'raver meeting Wednesday Evening 8:00. Chil dren's meeting every third Sunday. Presbyterian?Rev. J. D. A. Brown, Pastor. Services every Sunday morning J0:8O and afternoon 4:30. Sunday School 8:30. Prayer meeting every Thursday af ternoon 4:30. I Baptist?Rev. T. W. Melliehamn, Pas tor. Services every third and fourth Sun day morning 10:30, night 8:30. Sunday Rehool every Sunday morning 8:150. Sun day School Missioncry Meeting every fourtli Sunday. Episcopal?Rev. D. O. Guerry, Pastor. Rervices third Sundaj in each month Morning 10:110, afternoon 4:30. Lutheran?Rev. Wingnrd, Pastor. Ser vices Second Sunday incacli month. Morn ing 10.30, night 8.30. Sunday School every Sunday morning 8:30. Y. M. C A.?Rooms on Russell Street. Open every evening in the week from 8:30 to 10:30. Prayer meeting every Thursday ?roaing at 8:.'M) and Sunday afternoons at 6 o'clock Business meetings fourth Thurs day in each month. South Carolina Kailroacl. ?m*ice hours AT OK A xn r.itl' K<; OEfoT. From 8 o'clok A. M.to 1 f. M. Prom 2 o'clock P. M. U>5J P. M. Goods received and delivered only during office hours. Passenger Schedule S. r. Ilailroail. DAY TWAIN. Columbia Uj> Passenger, (Morning).s -1 *? Down " (Evening).8 >I8 ACCOMMODATION TR VIN. Columbia Down.'-0 li*> Up. 5i 21 NKillT TRAIN. Columbia Up. 3 10 " Down. II r? ?l ?_ -~ L O O ^S. Jj The weather has been extremely warm during the past week. See advertisement of Messrs. Bar din & Bro. in another column. Mr. P. A. Reeves will receive con ributions for the yellow fever sufferers. The rain on Sunday evening in the lower portion of the county was the heaviest known for years. - ?i ? ? ^ Thanks to Mr. Ilorpin Riggs for potatoes?very line. When; is Mr. Phillips, the corn man. Briny; out your tatocs. There will he preaching at ihe Lutheran Church to morrow ni irning and evening at tho miial hours . Communion service* in the m ?ruinsr. The Exercises of Miss C. M. Kvnns School will bo resumed oh Monday Sept. 2d 1878, at the residence of Mr. P. V. Dibble. 2t Tho cavalry companies of this county will be" mustered in on the 16th of this month. Tho above is official informntion. We notice that Mr. A.l>. Walker is replenishing bis nlready largo rtcck of fondly groerii-s and we ad vise yen to call in as you pass and examine goods and prices. We bear Mr. Phillip Sain has opcucd at Lewisville and in d ?int? a fair business- An advertisement in the Tines is all Mr. Sain needs to insure the most gratifying success in bis business. Mr. P. DeMars A gl., has opened e first class family grocery next to Dr. Dukes' drug store. Mr. Dcmars is an old hand in the business and no doubt will succce J. Our bent wishes, Frank. The popular ai.d much appreciated soda fountain of Dr. Wannamaker is still supplying that sparkling bever age. That's right. .lake, this weather is too warm to dispense with the cool ing draught. The bridges across Four Hole Swamp were sufficiently damaged by the recent freshet to stop travel from tho St. Matthews section of our county for two or litres days. They have been repaired and travel will bo resumed. Mr. Joseph Eros desires us to in form tho citizens of Ornngeburg and county that during and after next week be will keep constantly on hand a supply of fresh broad and cakes, and xespcctfully ask a share of public patronage. Reading matter on every page of tho TlMES. Don't forget to look over tho advertisements when you finish tho reading?they are always interesting, instructive and profita ble, for they tell where you may Spend your money and get it back. Tho Hook and Ladder Company gave their Truck a rubbing up yester day aftornoon. That's right boys, keep the vehicle in good order as it is ono of tho indespcnsables to our town. We hope they will ever moot with the encouragement they honestly deserve. The well known family grocery of Mr. P. W.Bull is filled from top to bottom with fresh goods, and Webb is determined to keep up with the times both in fresh and pure goods and low prices. One of our must popular merch ant informs us that the cotton crop is two weeks earlier this year then many years past. There have been sold in this market up to our going to press 70 0 bales. We learn that Captain [licit will, at an early day, move his stock of goods up t<> Lewisville and that Mr. Kirk and Willie Kobinson will oceu py the stoic. Wu wish you all suc cess gent leinen. Special attention is directed to the advertisement of the new linn . I Messrs. Sorenlruc oi Lwyea. C d I and i .\ a mi ne their goods and prices with the assurance o meeting cour teous gciitlcinen and standard good-. It is said thai hemp hugging so stains the cotton to injure its sah' hy a cent or more on the pound. Our armors will d > well to enquire into this before they make furtio" purchases of hanging. That, made from jute protects the lint niedy. C)n Sunday evening lust, during the heavy rain, a mule, belonging to Mr. ? .ewis \\'rek<, in St. Matthews, and bitched to a I'ride of India tier in Mr. Daniel UI liter's yard, was killed by lightning, also three hogs in the yard ol dipt. J . 1>. Living ston. The nuiny friends of Mr. John English will lind him at the store of Mr. Win. M Sain. .lohn will he glad to ineel them and as many now oios as will favor him with a visit, and will serve ihcih with auythi \i in his line as cheap a- ttu:V can In; pro cured elsewhere. Messrs. Peeves A- Sheridan eon linue t?> receive an I sell the host, eigars and 'obacco lor tiie moil uy in town C all 'l their store an 1 exam iliu for you I'm I. an 1 we are. sul'O Von'Ml buy before having. 'lie puresl and he.-l drugs kept always mi hamI. Dr. A. S. Ilytliiek, .lohn Lucas. Kstj., ami .1 hn A. /.eitler K-t| . conttilut ing the hoard of health will lie on visiting lours during the coining wet k. Disinfectants t an lie had at Messrs. Peeves & Sheridan's store I ice. Parties having complaints to make will do so through the clerk of coun cil. .7. C. Pike d' Co's. hug.' store is fill cd iioni bottom to top with new g >o Is of every ?|pserintio:i,-.ill ofw r ? t ii sy offer at greatly reduce I prit: :< 11 ? cenlly purchased, when everything Was cheap, they can alibi*J to mo :L the wants of their custom irs and at prices to suit iheir neeesdties. Our ticeoimnodatiug ami genial friend, C. K. Jones is still with Fisch er, ami from all appear nice is doing a rushing business. Wc advise all who desire choice groceries, a i l at prices to suit the times, to give Charlie a call, and if ho don't givo you satisfaction it will bo useless to look for it elsewhere. We learn that Mr. Charles S, Pull will open at the Patrick old stand, near the KaiIroad , ver y soon, where he will enter in an honorable compe tition with the low juice merchants of our little cily. His advertisement next wick Will show what he pro poses lo do lor the good of the. peo ple. Facts are .aid to be stubborn things though slow at times to be re alized as such by a ma jority of our kind. Mr. Ki.rtjohn, in this issue of the fi.Mt;*, announces one of thoso fads which our farmers have been wonderfully slow in recognizing as a verily- I (end his new advertisement carefully, visit his store promptly, learn the diil'ercnco between cash prices at. KortJohn's and credit pri ccs c sewdicre and thank him for his new departure and us for this note of reminder. ?m ? mm ? ? We lake pleasure in calling the attention of parents and gu t!.ban s to the notice in to-day's issue of the reopening of Miss llobocca S. Albor gotli's school at the residence of Mr T. A. Jeffords on Monday the Dili proximo. This is an old school and, by iho satisfactory manner in which it has met the demands of ed ucation for girls, merits the contin ued patronage it. has so long enjoyed. Let our girls from both town and county give their attention to this noli et: before they conclude to go elsewhere. Mr. Jas. Van Tassel has just re turned fr? m Charleston with a full stock of fresh groceries, line liquors, tobacco and scgars. Frssh beer and big glasses can he had at Jim's. He also keeps constantly on hand fat chickens and fresh eggs, and pays the highest market prices in cash for all kinds of country produce. Don't fail to give a call. His advertise ment will appear in our next. - m ? m - The following gentlemen have been appointed Commissioners of election for this County: Capt. F. M. Wanuamaker, W. J. DoTreville, Esq.; and 10. 1 Cain Republican. The above gentlemen arc so well known that it would he a failure on our part to attempt lead'l any thin-.-to their past high and much esteemed reputa tion as gentlemen of honor and in tegrity._ _ Mr. ^ . \V. CUl er ro|H#?'tl tli at hydrophobia has brok ? i o u au ;.v i n his neighborhood, tie ha? kdle l one uf hi" finest bounds and situ', another up that was bitten by this bound. Mr. Willie Clover killed twoul dogs during tho pis! weck, als i onu was Killed mi Bull >wamp. Mr. Culler's dog was bitten on the 1-ltli ol .May last, but showed no sytuptons of hydrophobia until last Wednesday. rt'r-. T. W. Woodward died on Wed today ? veiling of congestion ol the brain alter two day's illness. Mrs, Woodward was a native of Orauireburg and a sister of the late ( oh uel Oliu M. Daiitzler, but she had resided since her marriage in Fail Iii hl. She w as a pattern of ( hristian virtue, and by her gentle ness, amiability and (piiet dignity endeared herself to all who knew her. We notice I bat the brick store to he occupied by Messrs. Utscy A: Mur ray is being {hushed oil" in a neat and convenient style, and adds much already to the looks of the locality where it stands. Early next week these gentlemen will he ready with a carefully assorted stock of general merchandise, to supply our citizens with the best goods at tho cheapest rates. They propose to buy cotton and other country produce, and will pay the highest prices to those who may deal with them. Surely with t he large number of buyers in <\\n our laimcrs will be able to get he worth of their labor. Oranjre burg heretofore has been able to j boast of as clever and as fair a ?et of cotton dealers as any town in the State, and with such a man as Mr. W. S. Ut.-ey added to the number, we ran ami will control the cntiro cotton ttr.?!e of this and the neighboring counties. Our growing town on the Edislo is bound to bo a city. --mm ? tm' - ? - A Few Pacts Worth Knowing?Whore to Bay Your (iooils Cheap? Go to the largest establishment in your town, where the best selected and most varied stock of goods are kept. First? Because by buying large amounts of goods, the large establish ment can buy cheaper, and from first hands, avoiding the expense and pro lit of middle men, and consequently cau sell cheaper, and by making largo sales, tho pro rntit of expenses is from Iii to 20 per cent, less than at the smaller stores where but one lino of goods is kept. Second?You have a larger vari ety and better solcctiou to select your goods from, a ol bottor classes of goods are kept in large establish ments. Third?You don't have, to run all over town and cut up your bills at a doxen stores to get what you want, making but. small bills at each store. Recognizing all these facts and being convinced of the truth by adual ex periments, George II. Cornel son bus extended his already large estab lishment and made still further ex tensions, so as to meet this more and more giowing necessity; and it is to the interest of every one buying to look into these facts, and convince himself by calling at Goo. II. Cirnul soti'a mammoth store where a corps of polite and obliging clerks aro wait ing for them. Market Reports. Corrected every week l>y Mc&flra. BULli & SCOVII.I.. Sati noAY, September 7,1878. COTTON Middlings. 10@10J Low Middlings. 10C?) Ordinary. 7eD'J PKOV1SIONS Corn. .$ 75 New Corn. l'eas. 55 [?'odder, per 100 Hm. 75 Kotigli liice. 1.8? "HOW SELL SO And just such questions arc asked every tiny by bund re' of persons who arc bciicfittcd by our TV M DEPAUTUUE i" iho MERCANTILE LINE The people have at last commenced to realize that t hey cannot make Farm Produce and sell at Low Prices and buy their goods at High Prices, and livennd keep the Sheriff from their doore, and Hunger from th?ir Little Ones, but arc now getting out of the Old Pcalen Path, Trodden by their Grand Fathers, of BUYING ON TIME and paying an HuiUdtr*? fJ. Per Cent? Ihr the Privilege; but are now putting their means to best Purposes, buying for the CJA&Ai making 82 & 8 4\ 8 never before known in the History oi Orange burg; and for this reason oar Stire is crowded train morn tnl night. EVERY DAY NEW BARGAINS Are nf'eied jusl as I hey arrive, at Prices which cannot fail to plcaso. Well may the Long Time Merchant say, "1 can i understand it, my Hoods cost me those prices." And why this sail confession? AM for a little time ?.?Minted him, which he pays sadly for in Interest ami which, ol course, he has to put mi his Goods. Put the time line conic when men will In-tree to buy where they can get the PICS V GOODS for the Tj Dj^\_JST ]VJ-ET?" UUI" '''gbl here they lind the place. We have endeavored through the Summer to keep L'rices Low i>own. And. admitting that we have not Sold every one in the count y, we have, at least, compelled others to sell you nt something like Fair Prices, and hi a m insure, prevent t 1 you being ground to pieces by the Inn Heel of Oppression and Extortion. Having completed all our arrangements, we are now prepared to make good every Promise Made, ;uid sell you (Joods at Wholesale an I Retail Prices m it c i i .iot he Boat even by New York, Baltimore or Charleston Druuiiner.s. With better Facilities, LARGER STOCK, CHEAPER (JOODS, And thanking yon for the Liberal Support you have given our New Enterprise, and believing we can he of Service to you we invite you io call upon us. SPECB AW a 21 A T??sA 3 .\S given I ? those aboul to Open Store- in the country. t>.f.. it ?*m* . mmi ? W rV?> A W <W A A *?? Prop. Original Auction House. SORENT.RU E & LORYEA The undersigned having received their FHIST FALIj SUPPLY, now oder their complete* Stock 61' GROCERIKS, CANNED FRUFr, DRY GOODS, FANCY GOOFS, NOTIONS. TRIMMINGS, &?., *c. At 20 per cent less than elsewhere. We so licit a TPTAL and request the citizens and the public in gene ral to call agd see our STOCK AND PRICES SOPvENTRUE A- LORYEA. N. P.?We call particulao attention to the g fl^J ? \ ' g A?=* rFO It '?r which we are the AGENTS; they are used without. Chini nies, and suitable tor Stores and Privaie J louses, give a BRILLIANT LIGHT and ran be attached to any lamp at a tHilling expense. Can be keen jjj r-"2.at the Store. SOBENTBUE & LORYEA. KUSSEL St. next door to McMASTER, sept 7?Gm Orongeburfi, S. C. AS TK1 BY FRANTZ BRIGG MANN The Public to Know That I have on hand and will continue to receive the Freshest *m) Best, Family CfrOCeries t,,:i1 <,an mi purchased, consisting in part ot Flour, Grists, Molascs, Seo Foam, Bacon, Meal, Potter, Horsfords, Rice, Collec, Tea, Vinegar, Hams, Sugar, Soda, Soap, Lard, Syrup, Mackerel, Starch. ALSO Canned Salmon, Turkey, Sardines, " Mackerel, Chicken, (."now Chow, " Oysters, I Iain, Pickles, " Lobsters, Beef, Jellies, Are. I have now baud and will continac to keep a well selected stock of Hard, Wood, Willow, Crockery, (Mass and Tin Waves??, Lninps and Shadow, LCei'Os?ixio Besides a full Stock of Dry Goods, Roots ami Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Trunks, Valises, &c, &c. All of which I odor at the J^owest Otish 3?l*iceS. Thanking the public for past patronage, would respectfully ask for a continuance of same. FRANTZ BRIGGMANN, At Capt r 12 W Briggmann's Old Stxnd. T3^VOaiISi a A.?STZ) TI KS. nog 24 I87U ly PLANTATION MACHINERY! 0. M. STONE & CO., AUGUSTA, GA. GENERAL AGENTS for GULLETTS IMPROVED LIGHT DRAFT COTTON GIN, (made by B. D. Gl llett, tho Patentee.) ^ARM ENGINES, every Style, for Threshing, Ginning, Ac. LARGE ENGINES, SAW MILLS, GRAIN SEPARATORS, THRESHERS, COTTON PRESSES, CORN AND WHEAT MILLS with Fixtures, Ac. We mako Estimates on Machinery Delivered at any Railroad Depot. Prices LOW. TERMS LIBERAL. Every Machine warranted as represented. Circulars and Estimates furnished on application. Address. O. M. STONE & CO. 20?Gm COTTON FACTORS, AUGUSTA, GA. 11 Ii WAT I Imvo on the way a lot of very choice AMBER May and WHITE May WHEAT SEED Expressly bought for ?ovring. The main is FULL. BRIGHT, PER FECT. The quantity is limited, and price LOWER than it will be a month later. RED E. P. OATS Direct from the G: & C. R. R. Thie Seed is as PURE as it is possible to get them. AjLuSO a lot of stono Acid for composting for Small Grain at 83 25 per Sack of '200 pounds. JOHN A. HAMILTON, Next to Mr. (}. II. Cornehion. julC-lf SI-IE hi ID a. jNT'S Male School The Exercises of *!? School will be resinned at the Fair Building on the First Monday in September next. terms per month Ui Orade, Deginners.$2 00 -d Grammar Pupil*. 2 60 3d ?' Advanced English. 3 00 Latin anil Oreek 50 centa extra, each. Hoard >u excellent families, near the School Rooms, may he obtained at $10 and $12 per month. n is School is designed to he a Permanent Institution of Orangeb?rg, and with a libe* r.O patronage the Principal will make it * complete success. JIUUO G. SHERIDAN, _ jmg 10_Principal. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER SHIP. The Partnership heretofore existing between Messrs. II. Q. Sheridan and 8. R. Mellichamp under the name of the Orange* burg High School is hereby dissolved. 8. H. MELLICHAMP, H. Q, SHERIDAN. 1 will continue the Orangcburg Hick School, established by rue in 1872, at ttM huthcrn School House. S, R. MELLICHAMP. aug 21 3^