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LOCAL Hed shirts, Red horses, Red riders, Bloody Red Hot Democrats Is the motto of the Times. Hide out Radicals. See Executor's sale ill to-day's issue, Get out your Red Shirts, boys! ? - ? mm ? m? - The weather up to yesterday has been very warm. The campaign opens on the Dili October 1878. Make up your red sbirls. Every Democratic club in tins County will wear tbored shirt There have been about 3,00t1 bales of cot ton bought in this inarhet up to this date The mammoth dry goods house o f T. Kohn ia crowdod daily .with buycru. A word to the wise, &c. - am) * mm y>o learn that Mr Oidditi Bloom who lives up in the Fork of Edisto is extremely ill. Governor Hampton has appointed Friday, the 4th day of October as a day to be ob served with fasting, humiliation and prayor. Mrs.Caroline Drowning, wife of Mr. Ho belt Browning, of St. Matthews, died sud denly on Sunday night last. Ja.". Van Tassel's store on Droilghlon street is the place to supply your table with delicacies. Wo call attention to an advertisement in nnuthcr column ottering a liberal reward for a Doctor's call or blank hook lost in July by Dr. A. S. Salley. --? , ? - Mr. Kirk Robinson has moved in the store of ,Mr. B. Williamson, formerly oeeu. >ied by L. Rich, where ho is prepar ed to !t upon his customers with pleasure. Mr. Webb bull has just received a large ot of first-class hams and breakfast strips hieli he :<;offering with nil otliei goods in his line, at extremely low prices. mm ? mmm - We have been reliably inlormij that the Agents and Conductors on tin- liue^of the South Carolina Kai Id Road have been ordered not to receive Nail Itoad money in payment either for freight or passag?'. NOTICE? The exercises of Miss ('. M. Kvain's, School will bo resumed on Monday, < U'lo ber 7th 1877, at residence of Mr. 1'. V. Dihhlc. t.l We are pained to learn of I lie illness of our young merchant, Mr. W. J. Murray of the Grin of Utscy & Murray. Wc hope to Fee him soon restored and in attendance at Ids usual place of business. Never hesitate t-> give Shriner's Indiui Vermifuge when your children show the first symptom* of worms. You cannot allbrd to trille ?Willi woims, they work in earnest and to kill. Let our young Democrats keep an eye on Radical nicotines of every nature and intend them, whether at '-hurches in the day or night lime. The (he-p 1 is Tree ami there is no harm for Democratic sinners in hear it especially at midnight. The S. C. II. It, is now under the man ajjement of Mr.- Fisher, Itceeiver,ap pointed by Judge I'.ond. V r. Fisher has the reputation of being a successful lt. R. man and we hope will pass ihe Road sue cessfullv through thiserisis. TV hen the liver acts freely tin digestion b good and the blood abundant. If the liver is torpid, use Dr. Harter's Liver Pills and you will he fortified again ! bilious attacks. Dowie <fc MOisc, wholesale Agents, Charleston, S. C. The new store recently opened by Mr. Henry Kohn has already gained popularity from the fact of the superiority of goods, low prices, and the courteous manner with which customers are treated by nccomndal ing clerks employed by Mr. K - mm ? mm Mr. Frantz Hriggmann is receiving a new supply of goods. No belter proof of a suc cessful enterprise need bo demanded, and we would again direct the attention of our readers to bis advertisement. Every necessity can be met and every want sup plied at Uriggmanu's s tore at as low prices as any where in town. We are deeply pained to hear id the death of Mrs. Elizabeth II imkerpeil I er, of mir county, and tender our sympathy to the be reaved family and friends. This mother in israel was permitted, in the providence of God, to live more than the lime Usually al lotted to mortals, three score years and ten; and it can he said of her, as few others, that every day was spent in good works. She was born in January, 1802 which makes her age 70 years and '.? months. mmt ? ? We have received the Premium Lisi of the State Agricultural and Mechanical Society for the present year. 1878. The list is largo and hears many indications of improvement over the last Fair, ami the regulations are such as to insure a success fill exhibition. Every department will have an experienced Superintendent to insure the proper protection of articles, and person*, who expect to he exhibitors, need have no tears as to their proper disposition, Premiums in silver, money ami diplomas are offered as rewards of merit in tin Agricultural. Horticultural, tin- mcchanica eie. Departments, ami indeed ivory induce '* moid is held out to the citizens of tin State to take part in this great State enter prise The Fair will begin on the 1-th and close on the 15th of November at the city <> Columbia, On Wednesday night a few of our colored ?ili/.ens gave a sacred concert at Masonic flail ? the entire proceeds of which have been 'xpressed to the yellow lover stillerer*.. We were glud to know that the occasion w as a , oil) pic to success, due in ihc main to the management of Mr. i>. A. SIraker. Thin is the third entertainment given by our citizens for this purpose, and swells the contribution of Orangoburg to more than 200 dollars w hich places her high upon the It?t of honor. ? *m ? - ? Hr. Muckenfussj Dentist, has moved his olliee to the rooms over Mr. VViUeoek's store onee oc ai pi od by Dr. Kcraiier. Ii i tlrieless In i v I >i. Muckenfu - i - .1 -killed dentist, his past, success lells it in 1 ??ireibly than anv word from us: l ulwith I is skill are coiipted politeness, tenderness and care, ipialilieanoiis no less essential to thi- pro fession iii 01 skid. If you need professional services from anv one in Ibis line. Dr. Miiekenfuss will give ehtlro satisfaction. ._mm ? m ?? -? - New Salem, Kusk Co.. Tox.,< >< I. 27,1 ->77 Dr. Harter, Dear Sir : I siitiered two y?nr.* with :t distu>sing enough; could g?>t nothing to do it si; good. 1 was prevailed upon by your agent ?Dallas Korntan?to try Dr. Harler's Lang Halm; I was relieved at once, and by the time I had usid three bottles, thee.;h was gone: I was sound and well. Howie & Moise, wholesale As.ents, Chariest in, S. C. Our thanks are'.extended to Mr. Jo?*ph Kros, of ibe Original Vicuna Hal cry, fur a plate of the niiest fropical fruit it lifts been o::; privilege lo ei.jo" lor a long time Just as the fruit sen-on closes for o"r climate, it is a blessing to In- aide to secure fruit so fresh ami delieatcof llavoriis tlnd Mr Kros has on hand how, ineliidieg oranges, le mon.', bananas, apples, pears and nuts in great variety. We commend the cut 1 prise of our young confectioner aiid bespeak for him a liberal share of pal 1011 age. We have warned, lino-ami again, person* of all ages of the danger in mounting and jiuupii'g un the ears whih in in >Lion, and take 1I1L* opportunity "fag;::!: calling at t. lion to the fact. (>n last Monday evening, at Lewi villo a voiiiig friend ofours who is accus*oimd lojompiiig from the tars while in motion, fell, hut fortunately received 110 serious mjurit - hut 11 ighl have lost hi - !ife. Conductor Hradley informe.l us that it freipiently occurs and all be can do will no prevent il. Take warning. The In art of our little Iowa has pulsed nobly in response 10 1 be .-tillering West Dr. Sin-rod Heeves has made collections which wi re sent by express lo the amount of about ij'IO. Private contributions esli mated al fli? more have been sent,and the 1 I'iirl of (he young people on ibe liighl of the I'.Hh realized $135.00 which wi h ?lo l*i0111 die colored Itelief Association through the Hev. A. Middlelon. went on by express on ibe 21sl. Other amounts are soil e?.til ing in, ami many a .-ail heart w ill he light ened son ewhat of its weight of wo?. "ur readers ate invited lo lead the adver ti-cmciit of Mr. 1*. (i. Cannon mihi- 1 site. This is a new enterprise for Orantjebuig and meets a want long fell by our en nimuiiiy. To carry il forward to nMVcsi requires a Workman of .-kill a id experience, ami no one is heller calculated lor this duty (ban our young townsman, Mr. 1'. 0. Cannon. Ib-id?- gunnery in all its iK-purtutiu'ts, a complete -.jock o| hardware will he always on hand. Sewing mat bines w il' he o paired ami adjusted. Every d. eription .1 work done in a woikmau like manner and war - raiio'd lo give entire satisfaction. y> e are pleased In .- e our worthy County County Chairman, f Sen. Jas. F. Izlar, has inlrotbicctl die feature of canvassing 1 lie Ccnniy in the present c mpaigii. Nothing heiter calculated lo arouse die masses to a high pilch of patriotic ciilluieiusm than public speaking, nothing is more instruc tive to tin-people, and nothing yields more satisfactory icstilt for the time and labor expended. Let our pcojile turn out at each appuinlMicut r/i masse and carry the County by storms. We must and we will carry Orangcburg County for Democracy ibis election. Kvery man lo the sticks and pull together. The following Jury list was drawn on last Thursday : D W Kvaiis, Carolina T|.ui?, Krank K Fairey, ?> 1. Slroek, Itolaud .Mos,, J .1 Wlielscll? Jacob l.ysick, J J II imgcrpillcr Sr., Washinlon Ash, M Wad-. IS Ii Krede rick, Joe O'Cnin, Calvin Felder, Jesse Iloiick, T I' Stokes, David Pcrsner,T C Alhcrgolii, V. K Hruce, F Ii Fairey, Frank A /eigler, W C Mack, 0 H ll'iley, T J Critb r, J Jackson. S E Itickenbaker* W V Myers, C It Jones, I) 1> Myers, 150 Kvans, L P. Myers .In... W McAllumy, W J Snider, F I Gates, Kdward Paul ling, Sam May. Hy notice in to-day's issue, we barn that the Annual Fair of the Orangeburg Agri cultural and Mechanical Association Wil he held on the20th, ::!-?. ami 22nd days of November for the present year. Let our people prepare for ii grand exhibition that will surpass any thing of the kind previous >e.\rs Our farmers should look through (heir crops ami select the best for exhibition: our mechanics should have the products oi their ingenuity on hand: our ladies, always ready lo aid in enterprise*; of this kind, should put forth redoubled ener gies thai their department may he die best ever witnessed; and our people of evcrv falling should ee l" it dial.10 product of tlii ir labor be 011 exhibition. The sto.-k department especially metis improvement, let liiert! he such animal on hand as will honor Orangcburg ami rclleet credit on the owner. Premiums will In- ollercd in every depart incut of silver, money and diplomas, ami every other preparation will he made by the Association to make the ncciisinn a gl'iUld SUctc: 3. Ii is said, Orangeburg is growing too fast bill lliun om merchantsgrow willi Iii?low?, aiul nunc svenis lo keep pace witli llic ad vanced times more closely llian Mr, August FTschcr, i In- leader of low prices. The ?? crcl of hin success is cash purchases an<l cash sah's which enables him t<> keep con stantly on liauil a full Block of fresh family groceries, fruits, dry goods, notions, In meet the growing demands of his trade. Auction sale; are held every Sal unlay and Sale-days, and all articles put up are actu ally sold it matters not whal prices they j bring. Ye( it i. no gieal wonder ibal I i.-i her kcIIs 'o cheaply when In is the ic (. i\? i --j ihc S c. k. I; host.i ? daib We have emircd i?m of Ihc American Sewing Machines ah-ni-cl in (h?s pa per, au i alt? r a the.?h trial, liml it till it i~ recommended t>> be, gi'.im; in e\ i kind of family \. ? k, untilc tali faction, Iteing free from nil complications, it can be easily understood mid used even by die most inexperienced person. Ii i a light running shuttle? machine, running with great speed and never skipping a sitteli The shuttle is self-threading, needing no adjusting>lbe tension when a new bobbin is placed in it. It is as durable as any m i chine claiming public at'enlion, owin^ 1? the simple arrangements of its parts and selection of the besl matt-rial. W e would say to the ladies of our county, who have not yet provided themselves with a machine, this is their cliancs to obtain a good and cheap machine, I For the Oransrebutg Time;.] To llto Public. . Minni.i: Tow Nsiiii*, September -ml IST?0 15< ing satisfied with the manner in which Governor I! n;i| mil has rilled our State fur ll.c last two years, and being'convinced thai it is iIih duty of every true man lo unite with the I>cmoeracy in t heir glorious cflurt lo give gotal government to the whole Slate by elcdi ng good men to all ihn various County ollices. I hereby withdraw myself from all iilUliatinn with tin' i ate Hepuhli Can parly and pledge myself to'dti all in my power for the election of goo. 1 men of the loresaid party, (of Democrat) and will ever lender mv aid t?i '.heir success, Hampton. J. 1*. M. FOFKKS. 2';;:::; ;* Paper. The above was written ami signed by Mr. Foil res. We have but little to say by way of comment. He was a Katlical ol the deepesl dye- the hack boue of the party in his section, and fought IVinucracy from every ditch. Mr, Fontes' sincerity is at '.??stcd by his acliau on Saturday bust, by joining, with his son, the Democratic Cluh, ami will work, hereafter, for the success of the party he s? ughl to destroy, lie with Mr. d.U. Livingston and 15. A. IFebstcr formeil the white trio at the Radical July t.'oiiveuli in. We would be g'ad to hear the tluo is broken. Tasteless Castor Oil ? Castor oil in emulsion n form which entirely nhiviatcs the viscid and nan scous ta.stu of the plain oil. It is very palatable ami the patient , if not told, will not know that he is taking castor oil. Prepared and sold by Dr. J ? G. Wannamaker. Market B.cports. C'orrecletl every week by Messrs. Hum. ?V; SCOVII.I.. Satciiiiay, Seplember 2?>, 187S. COTTON Middlings. t'Km Low Middlings. Ordinary. S(ii) PKO VISIONS Corn.? 7"> New Corn . Peas. fto Fodder, per 10U lbs. Hough Lice. ill The Annual FAIL of the Orangeburg /grieultural and Mechanical Association will he held on the 20th, 21 ami 22nd days of November 1 v7s. J. L. II F.I 1'T.MAN, Secretary and Treasurer, sept 2S t ! i STO JUST OPKNKI) ONh D??K EAST OF B*r. A. <'. I>nlio*.m Drug Store, iiv L\ (J. OA.TSJON Who will keep constantly on band ?4?MtK^2tSSmW 11 I' C LL aml ('O.M CLKTK slock of r cu&tl l:i r?l uit re, CJwllery, W 4*11 IIS, A ii ?1 Sporting (j!oo:!n of every description. Also all kind.- of SCopairiiig; done nil the shortest notice lo thins, I'isttds, I .oi ks, I nihicUas, and SEWINt i M AC I TIN KS I lone up and Adjusted. (tfc? All goods and work warranted to give entire Hatisfaclion in tpiality work manship and price. Thanking my friends for past patronage I hope to merit a coutimmcc of the same ill the future. P. ii. CANNON. sept *JS 1S?S ly IN8U H I' ^' < > I ^ ; ; 1 N 11 (> i s i :s. The "WF.STF.LN ASSURANCK" IN SURANCi? to. of Toronto, Canada, will write a limited number of RISKS on UTN HOUSES and CONTENTS. Apply to ?lollN A. AAM1LTON, sept 21 Im Insurance Agent. U.'aiiied 25 or HO Hoarder. Vv at Fores! lileii Accademy. Hoard only EIGHT DOLLARS per Month. P. W. CORK, Principal, Durant, Miss, may 18 if "How Do They SELL SO CHEAP?" Ami just, such tpiertions arc asked every day Ijy Ii und rails of persons who are bonclitled by our |? "|"|T ME IIC AN TILE LINE The people have til last commenced In reali/.u that t hoy cannot make Farm Produce and sell at Low Prices and inty their goods at High I Vines, ami live and keep the Shor'tll' from their doors, and Hunger from their Little Ones, but ate now getting out <>!' the Ohl licit leu Path, Trodden by their Grand Fathers, of IJUYING ON TIME and paying an 22?J.5?1 it'C ?J. 3?Gl? CGtlt l?r the Privilege; but are now putting thcii means to best I'it r poses, buying tor tie.' vj'.v* S?? ".'."king P5 A 5? X? A I !\r S ver before known in the History ot Orango burg; and for this reason our St >rc i< crowtled frotn morn mi night. KV E R Y DA Y N E W BA1IGAINS Arc offered just as they arrive, at Prices which "annot fail to please. Well may tho Long Time Merchant say, "I can't understand it, my Goods cost me Ihoso prices." And why this sad confession? All for a little timo gianted him, which he pays sadly for in Interest, and which, of course, ho has to put on his Goods. ISut tho lime has come when men will be free to buy where they can get the BEST GOODS for tho IjjKA.?'I1 3VLC)JN^ETY right here they Hud Ilu: placo. We have endeavored through the Summer to keep I'rices Lew Down. Ami, admitting that we have not Sold every one in the count y, wo have, at least, compel led others to sell you at something like Fair Prices, and in a iv isuro, prevent ! 1 you being ground to pieces by the lr"ti Heel of Oppression and Extortion. Having completed all our arrangements, we are now prepared to make good every Promise Made, and sell you Hoods at Wholesale and Retail Price t Hi it c ut uot be Heat even by New York, Haiti more or Charleston Drummer.*. With better Facilities, LARGER STOCK, CHEAPER GOODS, And thanking you for the Liberal Support you have given our New Enterprise, and believing we can be of Service to you we invite you ti cull upon us. SI* BSC I A IL 5i A ^3 tin A 5 I^S given to those about to Open Stoics iu the country. Respectfully, S. D. EORTJOHN, Prop. Original Auction House. THE COUNTY CONVENTION IS OVER CANDIDATES NOMIMATED ! Slick to the nominations and call 6u James Van Tassel For your Family Supplies in tlic way of Fresh Groceries, Fino Liquors, Tobaccos and Cigars FiRlSSI-I LA( SJEli always on Draught. On the 1st October next I will open a First-class H K S T A U It A N T Where you can got Froh Oysters or anything clso in the Kating Line Served up on the shortest notice. Hood Fat POULTRY and FRESH EGGS always on hand. Oolllltry I^l'O'llK'0 bought at the highest market price James Vr\n Tassel, Agt. sept 20 1878.?mar 1? At Mullcr'a Old [Stand. K^tecis n13w store-? SORKNTRUE & LORYEA The undersigned having received their FIHST FALL SUPPLY, now offer their complete Stock of GROCERIES, CANNED FRUITS, DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, TRIMMINGS, &c., Ac. At 20 per cent less than elsewhere. We solicit a TRIAL and request the citizens and the public in gene ral to call und see our STOCK AND TRICES SORKNTRUE & LORYEA, N. B. -We call particular attention to the g ff,f A %T 1% J JV A? TOR^i for which wo are the AGENTS; they aro used without Chim iiief, and suitable for Stores and Privaio Houses, givo a BRILLIANT LIGHT und can be attached to any Lnuip at a trillling cxpenso. Cau be seen in use at the Store. SOIM^NTUUF, & l?eyea, KESSEL St. next door to McMASTER, sept 7?(Jtn Orongeburg, S. C. Mi? -otst ^ACH TRAIN! Is a LARGE and VARIED Assortment, of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Tinware, Crockery, Cotton Bagging, Ties, &c. All of which will bo n Our CUSTOMERS are requested to call in and examine our STO K. Attentive and polite CLICHES will wait upon thorn. No trouble to show C woods. SAVE MONEY By BUYING from us. , J . C. PIEE& CO, NOTICE In hereby given tlmt Application will Ira made at the uext Session of the General Assembly of So. Ca. lor a Henewal of Charte! of the Executivo Committee of tho Urangeburg (Baptist) Misaionery Union. S. W. K EMM ERLIN, sept 11 Secretary. J. A. BAEDIN & BRO. PINCKNEY'S LANDING? on SANTEE, NEAR VANCE3 FEKRY DEALERS IN ENERAL MERCHANDISE?OF \X FERS for sate a full and complete stock of Groceries, Hardware, Ready Made Clothing, Hoots and Shoes, Hat?, Caps, and Trunks, and a line line of Dry Goods of all descriptions lor Ladies' use and wear. ?Al.su? A full line of Foreign and Domestic Winesaud Liquors, Segars and Tobacev, Ac., &e. tiiu sept. 0, 1878 is now RECEIVING the the BEST SELECTED, and the; STOCK OF FALL and ^Please Call^ theodore kohn. npl 0 1878^ o SHERIDAN'S Male School The Kxoi'oiBOFtof this School will be resumed at the Fair lluilding on the First Mondav in September next TERMS PER MONTH 1st Grade, Beginners.$2 00 2d " Grammar Pupils. 2 50 3d Advanced English...- 3 00 Latin nnd Greek 60 cents extra, each. Hoard in excellent families, near tho School Rooms, may be obtained at $10 and $12 per month. TL is School is designed to be a Permanent Institution of Orangeburg, and with a libe ral patronage the Principal will make it % complete success. HUGO G. SHERIDAN, nug 10 Print 'ip.nl. DENTISTRY Cornclson's.