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L O C A L CMIDRC li~I>I RECTORY. MirrrroDiST?Rev. W. S. Richardson Pas tor. Services every Sunday morning 10:30, night 8:30. Sunday School 8:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday Evening 8:30. Chil dren's meeting every third Sunday. Pbksbytisiuak?Rev. J. i). A. Brown, Pastor. Services every Sunday morning 10:30 and afternoon 4:30. Sunday School 8:30. Prayer meeting every Thursday af ternoon 4:30. Baptist?Rev. T. W. Mellichamp, Pas tor. Services every third and fourth Sun day morning 10:30, night 8:30. Sunday School every Sunday morning 8:30. Sun day School Missionen- Meeting every fuur'.h Sunday. Episcopal?-Rev. t.. O.Guc-rry, Pastor. Services third Sunday in euch mouth Morning 10:30, afternoon 4:30. LvTHKRAN?Rev. Wingard, Pastor. Ser vices Second Sunday in each month. Morn ing 10.80, night 8.30. Suntlay 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 evening at 8:30 and Sunday afternoons at 0 o'clock Business meetings fourth Thurs day in each month. Koutk Carolina Railroad. office nouns at ohanokhiiko dkpot. From 8 o'clok A. M. to 1 P.M. Prom M o'clock P. M. to 5 P. M. Goods received and delivered only during office hours. Passenger Schedule S. C. Railroad. day tu a ix. Columbia Up Passenger, (Morning).11 5 " Down " (Kvcning).5 ?S accommodation tu \in Colnmhia Down.?1 "'S Up. 3 S3 NKlilT Tit a in. Columbia I"p. 3 ?! Down. 1 1 I Cant. Peoples, colored, accidental ly inflicted n painful wound in the leg by a pistol shot. Our renders will please excuse the lack of reading matter in this issue, n press of advertisements crowds our columns. Jacob Lee, colored and Railroad hand shot himscl! on Friday morn ing with a pistol which caused his death. Mr. Jacob G. Keitt, a worthy citi zen of ?St. Matthews, was found dead in his room on Wednesday last with a pistol ball through his head. We learn that Mr. Thomas 'Chap lin, of Lewlsvillo' while lying in bed on Sunday morning last, and playing with a pistol accidentally shot him self in the tuck from which be in tdnntly died. -? mm ? i^. All persons attending \h\ Fair should not (ail to call on Mr. das. Van Tassel and get a slow of Iiis line large oyster.- which he puts up so nicely. His restaurant is fitted up in the best style, and the waiters are at tentive and polite. We call the attention of our rend ers to the change in the a Ivertisc rnent of Messrs. Sorcntrue &? Loryea in this issue. This firm makes a specialty of lamps ami illuminators which docs away with with the use o f expensive chimneys. . - ? mwa my tm ? - In Mr J'. W. Hull's grocery store is kept everything a person may tie sire, and still he is in daily receipt of new goods for the holidays. Ar rangements have been made with the Florida growers lor Oranges which be will sell at Charleston prices. Call on him and examine stock. -? tmm ? m\*M -? In the good old ante bellum days when things sold for only what they were worth, people were perfectly satisfied with both article and price but who ever heard of fine hams soiling |iir 5 cents per pound as Mr. Kortjohu sells them. Why need farmers complain of 7 cents for cotton when prime hams sell for one third their old pi ice at tliis store. Sell your cotton and go to Kortjohn'sand spend your rnooey. New goods at T. W. Alber-otti's Bakery. Itaisinst, currants, cii on, jellies, fresh canned goods, toy- and fancy goods, also plain ami fancy candy. Wedding cakes made to or der at the shortest notice. Thirteen large loaves of bread for $1 and "ill small loaves for 81. Don't grumble about bard times any longer, but ?*o to Albergotti's and we guarantee you will be satisfied with both his goods und prices. A few more of those slightly damaged insey's, ginghamw and blankets left at HENRY KORK. Extra Liability tu Malarial Infection. Persons whose blood is thin, digestion weak and liver sluggish, arc extra-liable to the attack i of malarial disease. The most trifling exposure may, under such condi tions, infect a system which, if healthy, Would resist the miasmatic taint. The only way to secure immunity from malaria in localities where it is prevalent, in to tone and regulate the system by improving weakened digestion, enriching the blood, and giving a wholesome impetus to biliary secretion. These results ate accomplished by nothing so effectively as Hosteller's Stomach Hitters, which long experience has proved to be the most reliable safeguard against fever and ague and kindred disord ers, as well as the best remedy for them. The Hitters arc, moreover, an excellent invigorunt of the organs of urination, and an active depurent, eliminating from the blood those acrid impurities which origi nate rheumatic ailment'. ot'l 13 Jm. NOTICE. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Auditor's Okeick, Ouanoebuug County. Novcmbor 12th 1878. In pursuance of Section I of an Act of the General Assembly, approved oh llie fust day of March A. D. 1S7.S. The ftdlow ing lands heretofore offered for sale for nonpayment of Taxes and forfeited to the State for want of a purchaser, will be 0Del ed for sale at the Treasurer's olliee on the first Monday in December A. D. 1.S7S and each succeeding day thereafter until all said lands are disposed of. DONALD 11. BARTON, County Auditor. Amelia, 187G and 1377. Purtick, 1* A, 20 acres and '2, buildings. Pnrtick, Gedanna, 20 acres and 2 build ing*. Moves, Elezalictlt, bstate, ooO acres und 7 buildings. Arther U W, 1 lot, 3 buildings. Peers Henry, 33(1 acres, (j buildings. Zeigler Jane M, 300 acre--, 0 build.n-;*. Inahinet, Mary A, 258 acres ami A build ings. Moorcr, ?! B, 1 ?"> I acres and 2 buildings. StnMer, Daniel, I37acrasaiid 3 buihlings, < oiv < 'im//.;. Becvit Morgan, 2515 acres. Fehler.) W S, 357 acres, 3 buildings. Huff Mrs. Mary, 380 acres, 7 buildings. Keller Hannah, ?o acres, 1 building. Stephens Wcslev, 100 acres, 1 lau Illing. Dant/.ler Euuillda, 50 acres Miunieken Wilson, 8 nere?, 'j buildings. Tucker Sam, 13 acre-, 1 building. Tucker Benjamin, 13 f.eres, 1 building. Tucker Sam. l2aorcs. 2 buildings. Kkmbetk. Iluil'iian r., '?0 acres. KeiuiMrly 8 11, -io acres. 3 buildings. I'oarsen, Bstatv, ? aiiiuel. SO a tcs. billion Ann. 130 acres, I buildings. (I niiUniid, \\\~< nnd |s>77. . Corbilt Mrs. C .1, 1 10 acres. JJteriy. Ilufl'inan Rnfiis, I20aeres. /../..?.s. Rickcnhaki r S E, 05 acres. Wile< Elista, -30 acres,.", buildings. Barby, Estate, .lohn i'.. 1150 acres,-! htiihlings. / h'antje. Suioake Baehael, 30 awrcs. I'i?. (;,?,,: Felder.! II for II .) I. Sluiler, Cj72aeres, 18 buildings. Carson H VV, 4.J0 at n s, 13 Buildings. Let:. Estate, Samuel.Iaeoh Fogle, Admi'r. 170 acres. Robinson F W, 25 acres, '2 buildings. 1 'eo'eideucr.' Dantzler I> F, 127 iiuie*. 3 buildings. Rnxtcratid Andrews. I-U acres, ISaxter and Andre?-, 40 acre-. Goodwin Uichartl, 300acres. Ileevcs I- rank, 11 acres, ."'linier Jr. D, 00 acres, :! buildings. J'oplui. Anderson San tee, 50 acres. Faulling Kdwnrd, 34 acres. Sinne A M, 154 acres. / nion. Brown Williaai, 33 acres. 1 "?Iii CM. Harts Raphael, HI acres, S liuildin I.radmu Mary A E, 311 acre-. 2 buildings. Bo/.aid Mary A. 280 acres. 10 buildings, j iiut/.ler I' 1), 225 acres,? buildings. Dint/.ler W II Jr., 3811 acre-, ii buildings. Bickeuljakcr .1 I >, 50 acre-, ii buddings Sluder -I E. "jos acres, '> huildiugs. Sauford J A, Agt., 220 acres. Storudeinirc 1>, 84 acres, 4 buildings. Suioake A B. 100 acres,-4 buildings. Willow. Ifytlriek Jacob. 400 acre*. Steward Han-ford, 30 ) acre.-, llart.jog W II, (?0acres, 1 building Juuiisou James, -lo ueres, 1 buildings. liriturlivilh: Loggias John, ."> acres, 1 building. Slmler Lewis, 35 acecs. Hoehen (!,or?. KliOlts Mrs. Sarah, 415 acres, 0 build ings, Moaltrirc William, 40 acres. Sheriff's Sales. Mary K. Oliver Administrix, vs. Frederick K. Oliver, el at. By virtue of thejudgmcut in the above entitled case, 1 will sell at Orangeburg Court Mouse, to the highest bidder, on the first Monday in December next, the following tract of land to wit: All that plantation or tract of land con taining one thousand and sixty acre-, more or less, situated in Orangeblirg Comity, ami known as the Heaver Creek, plantation, bounded East ami South by html of William Speignur, foinierly land of V. B. Heath, oil the West by laud of J. II. Hook. North by Beaver Creek Marsh. "Terms of Sale?One half Cash, the balance payable in one and two years, secured by bond of purchaser and mort gage of premises, purchaser to pay for papers and recording. A By virtue of Sundry Executions Zo lue directed, 1 will sell at the "Spring Grove" Plantation of Dr. A. R Tabor on Tuesday the 3rd of December next, dining the legal hours of sale fur cash, the following t ? wit: Vhoul l?00 lbs. Seed Col ton levied mi as the |iri?perii of John Anderson, at thesuit of A. It. fal>ef. A I.so At same time and place, id.out 25 hush. Corn ami a hon I 00(1 lbs. Seed Cotton, It vied on as the properly of Dairl Ulover, at tliesilil of A R. Tuber. Al.si At same time and place, about 100 lbs. seed cotton. U vied on as the property ol Plummer Wilson, at the suit of A. R. Tal.er. A I.SO On same day at the Turpentine Still of J A Bardiu & Bro.,- bush, corn, Peas,? Fodder, lot of Bough Fnod, Potatoes >\c . levied ni as the property of Mascn Pcai'hil at thesuit of J A Bardin ?V. Bro. At so On same day ami i.t the residence of W C Sandal, about 500 Hi*, need cotton, about 10 bush corn and about 15 husn. Rice in the straw, levied on as the property of Wesley Moore, at the suit of W C Sandal. J. II. LI VI NORTON j s. 0.0. Sheriff's Olliee, Orangcburg Co. S. C. Dec. 1(1, 1878. nov 10 3| DENTISTY I>K. 11. V, MUCKKXI-'USShas UlOVcd his Olliee over store of Wni. Wil cock, formerly occupied by Dr. Fursncr whero he will he glad to serve Ids friends on the most reasonable) terms. DK. B. P; MUCK EN FUSS, Oculist. m pt -'3 id THE WEED FAMILY FAVORITE SEWING MACHINE Ik light running mid noiseless. It does any kind of work and dues it in the host possible way. Its parts are of chilled steed and resist friction to a greater degree than machines of other btliitl. It has, at all [Exhibitions in Europe or America, been a leading Prize Taker. And the greatest inducement is that it can he bought at a price that Traveling Salesmen cannot oifcr Machines at. For sale by .JOHN A. HAMILTON, AV'HEAT SEJSD A mber and While. Blucsloue and Aeiil Phosphate. Alst? a general supply of Shoes, Hoot-; and Gaiters for winter wear. JOH N A. HA M ! I/I'ON, (Iraiit'obiirvr. S. C J 1. JUST OPKNKI) ONK DOOR i "AST < >f Dr. A. I'. I>llliC?N Hiiro, .*-.Ore. 11 v 1 (i. CANON Who will keep s") constantly on hand iXBs&&4%& n VVLFand COM / ^3EMS?*^<fl^ If a vil wit re, _iL>7 Ciillery, And Mj?t>s'tiiig (J<?o.<s oi everv description. Ab., all kinds of Repairing; done on the shortest notice lu Huns, PiMols, Locks, FinhreHas, and S I?WJ \'< i MAC 111 X KS I>'me up and Adjusted. "jfe??*'All goods a nil work warranted to give entire satisfaction in quality work man hip and price. That king my friends for past patronage I hope to merit a conti ounce of !!??? same in the future. I*. O. CA N NON. sent ?_' i I.S7S I c UL\ G15AR1NU S?A.TlNr(i AND DOLTS THAN KYKK liFFOUE A'i Tin: FOREST OUT-FOUNDRY A N't) MACHINE WORKS, OiC?. K. LOMIJAUD A CO., AUGUSTA, GA. ENGINES. O >TT< IN S 'UKWS, MILL HEARING Ami Machinery off Kinds Made ami Re paired. oet 27 1230 02 ]\TOT!CK OF DISMISS A !j ^ \ mTbu imdeivdgued It reby gives notice that on the 2l'?lh dnv of November next, he will lib; his linal account asiSuardiau of David Ann Hiuigerpiller (now Polkelj ami ask for letters of 1 lismbsnry. .1." II. A H AN T, (iiiaidian. Oi l. 2dth LS78. oel 2 ; -It '1 he Slate of Soul li fill oil Jtn. < Iua.vo Knrtni < ui nty. nv c. n. oi.ovt:it, i -<,.i uti:, ntoitATK juikir. Whereas, (borge Itoliver, 0. C. P., bath made suit t<> me, toi;rant him Letters of Administration of the l\stale and elleets oi .John -I. SaUcy. deeeas id. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singulai the kindred and Cieditors of the said John .1. Salley, late of Orange bnrg County, deceased, that they be and appear, hefote me. in the Court of Probate, to be held at Orniigelnirg, C. IL, on the Dill December next, after publication thereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted Oiven under my Hand, this 20tll day of ''ctober. Anno Domini IsT.S. 1 l..s ) C H. 0I.OYEH, J ndge of Probate, Oruughiirg Conn t v. nov '1 id J. A. BARDIN & BRO. lT.NCKXKVS LANDING, on SANTEE, NE A II VANCKS FERRY DE A I.I.IIS IN S 1 FNEIJ Ah MEHCIIAND I S F?OF V ? FEHS for side a full and complete -lock ot Croeerles. Hardware, Ready Made Clot hing. Hoots ami SI.s. Rats. Caps, and Trunks, ami a line lino of Dry Hood- <>l ail description* tor Ladies' use nod wear. ?ALSO?? A toll line of Foreign ami Domestie Wines and Liquors. Segitr.s ami Tobacco. cVe . tVe. it hi sepi. ft. 1S7S TAKI'l NCmClR The undersigned respectfully informs the Citizens of the Town and County that he is prepared todo up and make Matin s-cs on the shortest notice. Abo will conduct an Upholstery business. Prices will be as low as possible. Orders solicited. JOHN 0R?EN. juna9 tf SIEK I IIDAN'S Mai1: School The I''x('f<,is<,.-"l ?his SfllOO] will be resumed at the Fair Building on the First .Monday in September next. TERMS PF.R MONTH 1st Grade, Beginners.$2 00 2d ?' Hrammar Pupils. 2 ?0 ?d ?' Advanced F.nglbh. It 00 Latin and 0reek fit) cents extra, each. Hoard in excellent families, near the School Rooms, may In- obtained at $10 and $12 per month. I'l is School is designed to be a Permanent Institution of Orangeburg, and with a libe ral patronage the Principal will make it u complete rucccss. HUGO 0. SHERIDAN, aug D"> Principal. SELL SO CHEAP?" And j us! sut'li questions arc asked every day by hundreds of persons who are beiicfittcd by our NTJK^V 3 PART?I1JE iu n?o The people have at last commenced to realize that they cannot make Farm Produce ami sell at Low Prices and huy their goods at 11 i?_;11 Prices, and live and keep the Sheriff from their, doors, and Hunger from their Little Ones, but arc now getting out of the Old Beaten Path, Trodden by their Grand Kai hcrs, of BUYING ON" TIME nnd paying an Etindr'C d Per fjoilt '?r the I'rivilego; but nre now putting their means to best Purposes, buying for the (.J A iS ? fi making IJ/V /\ IIV S never before known in the Mister) ol Orange burg; and for ibis reason our St?re is crowded from morn till night. EVERY DAY NEW BARGAINS Arc offered .just as they arrive, at Prices which cannot fail to please. Well may the Long Time Merchant say, "I can't understand it, my Goods cost me those prices." And why this sad confession? All for a little time grunted him, which be pay- sadly fur in Interest, and which, of course, he has to pul on bis Goods. Hut the lime hn* come when men will be free in huy where limy can get the BKS L' GOODS for the JjAST j\? C) INI JiiTY" H,,(l right here they find the place. We have endeavored through the Summer to keep Prices L?i\v Down. And. admitting that we have not Suhl every on.: in th ! conn; y, we have, at least, compelled others to sell yon at something like Fair Prices, ami in u measure, prev cit s I y >'i beinggroun I to pieces by the Iron J I at 1 of Oppr< ssion and Kxtm (ion. Having; completed all our arrau join suts, v. (; arc now prepared to niako good every Promise Made, and sell you floods at Wholesale and ilctail Prices th il cin uot be Beat even by New \ ink, Baltimore or Charleston Drummers. With better facilities, LARGER STOCK. CHEAPER GOODS, And thanking you for the Liberal .Support you have given our New Knterprise, and beiieviug we can be of Service to you wc invite you t> call upon us. &??S?CI A iL 55 A A HXS given to those about to Open Stores in thu country. Respectfully, C. D. KORTJOHN, Prop. Original Auction House. A'OTlC15? The Annual FAIR of the Onuigcburg Agricultural ami Mechanical Association will he held mi the -Uth, 'Jl ami 2*-iid days of November 1 878. J. I.. HFID3WJAN, Secretary and Treasurer. n v IS NOW rkckiyinu TUB HOST MM rni: 1 I BEST SELECTED, AND THIS* stock of F A UIL AN I) WINTER GOODS tear PleaseiCall 2? THEODORE KOIIN. apl tJ 1878 . CAMUAGES, BUGGIES A N1) W A U O N S I am now giving -^.^'CXin*.- mv V K K SON A L ATTENTION to my Business of C.4 l?ti Af j a-: making, And will guarantee that my work in the future shall lu- as fJOOD as in (lie pant forty vears that I have been ill the business. I have i:i:im < i:i> my prices To SUIT the TIM KS, mid if you will call on me 1 will guarantee that mv charges and work will give full SATISFACTION. I am now prepared to manufacture the celebrated DKXTEK SPRIffGrulTGGY Which for comfort and ease cannot he ex celled. ALSO Const an'ly on hand KOSE WOOD and WALNUT BURIAL CASKS Of all sizes, (live mo a call. HAKPIN Kloos, sept 1 'Am N?TIGE. Taken oil the Streets of Orangeburg by consent of the Mayor, October 21st 1878,n heifer Calf marked with under bit in both ears. The ownei cm have the same Im proving property, and paving all expenses. J. if KANN IN. Orangcburg, Oct. 30, 1878. nov 2 'At NEWS OF THE SEASON! Is the. great attraction at thr? cal i:t?o i iTsri a. store OF SORENTRUE & LORYEA As Cotton is LOW DOWN we have reduced our prices accordingly, nnd we arc determined to follow the motto of QUICK SAL KS and SMALL PROFPTTS ! which we have learned, by experience, ia more profitahl? than to sell goods at HIGHE i figures, therefore goods in our Stock never gets old. We have always on band a new and well selected stock of DlUXJERliS, CANNED FRUITS, DRY ' 1O0D.S, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, CLOTHING, HOOTS, SIR I ES, Ar , Ac. N. B. -The I fl 4IJJ 1! *J B jf A TO Our AGENCY is now direct limn the Factory. Coin prising Brackets and Parlor Lamps, suita ble for Stores Churches and private Houses, all in great varity. Also a large line of Chnndaliers, '2, 3 ami I Lights, which we now offer at greatly reduced rates. We iuvi: e all to see the Li ght at our Store. soricntrtj e ?Vo loryea, KUSSEL St. next door to MoM ASTER, sept 7 ? 0 in Orouge burg, S. C. CtlLL ON James Van Tassel For your Family Supplies in the way of Fresli Groceries, Fine Liquors, Tobaccos and Cigars !fi ikspi laoe r always on Draught. A First-Class R E S T A ? II A N T W here you can get Fresh Oysters or anything else in the Eating ?b? Served up oh the shortest notice. Good Fat POULTRY and FRESH KG GS always on hand. CoVIH tl'V IProclflCfS bought at the highest market price James Van Tassel, Agt. ? sept 20 1878.?mar IG At Mailer's Old Stand. O00 Tobe GIVEN AWAY in BARGAINS in the next SIXTY DATA. No better importunity offered to REPAIR your BROKEN FOR TUNES. When you come to Orangeburg examine my STOCK. My Sub. *r Employees will SHOW you my GOODS with pleasure and offer you INDUCEMENTS o M KKT. It doesn' K Come ! Come! a 13 walker Which vou are not ACCUSTOMED to MEET. It doesn't cost anything to LOOK and be CONVINCED. Come! Come! NEW STORE NEW STORE IN THE TOWN OF s; ? ? w) ft t i ii f r, DA. SAIN NOT1FKS THE CITIZENS OF ST. MATTIIBW8, ANDTHB ^ public generally (hut in the old stand ol? Clark's, near the Depot, will b? found a choice and rare selection of Dry Goods, Groceries, Tobaccos and Sc gars. Liquors both Foreign and Domestic, Hardware, ?c.t And solicits a share of trade. Mr. J. PHIL. SAIN, w ho is in charge of the start will bo glad to greet any all of his old customers, and new ones too, to whoa he guarantees bargains as good as can bo had in C harleston. Highest market p?l ces paid for all kinds of country produce* ?? h? mm, St. Matthews. September 0,1876. c 12mo.