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! 'h i m m i .1,11.;. ggagasgH The Qyaiige'biii'jjg' Times* cm hi:if ?ikkctoky. Mbtromst?Rev. 0. A. Darby, Pas tor. Services every Sumlav morning 10:30, night 8:30. Sunday School 8:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday Evening .s:?0. Chil dren's meeting every (bird Sunday. Presbyteriax?Rev. J? D. A. Brown, Pastor. Services every Sunday morning 10:I?0 and afternoon 4:80. Sunday School 8:30. Prayer meeting every Thursday af- j ternoon Baptist?Rev. T. V.'. Mclliehamp, Pan- | tor. Services every thirl and fourth Sun day morning 1030, night 8:80. Sunday School' every Sunday morning Sun day School Missioncry Meeting every fourth Sunday. KpigQOPAL?Rev. 1.. G.fJuerry, Pastor. ServioeH third Hllliday in each month Morning 10:3*, afternoon 4 80. Ijt'TitEitah?Rev. J. F. Riser, Pastor. Services every Sunday. Morning 11.30, night 7,00. Sunday h'chool every Sunday morning 9:30. Y. M. C. A - Rooms en Russell Street. Open every evening in the week from 8:80 to 10:30. Prayer meeting ev ery Thursday evening at S:'i(J and Sunday afternoon-, at f> o'clock Business meetings fourth Thurs day in each month. ft?mt]i Carolina Railroad. ? fkioe IIOCKS AT OltANUimt.'KO OHPOT. From S oh lok A.M. to 1P.M. from 3 o'ede, V 1'. M. to ? P. M. P:isseK?cr Schedule S. ('. Ilailroml. day 1t.,un. Cehmibis Up Pas-tenger, (Morning)... 10 1* ?* Down " (Evening)... -1 ACCOSt MOD ATI ON Tit tl.S. C?*l*mbin. Pown.'1 H Up. 2 3f. NIOKT THAIS. Cslanibia Up. . 3 -"?S " Powii. 11 'IS iL ? <: ? t 7 ~ SbBbC^TrnON'TO THE* TIM KS RE DUCED TO $1 PER ANNUM ! - I*\ .1. liuyck, Esq., is our auihor i/.ed Agent at .St. Matthews to receive subscriptions lor this paper. Gr ado 1 schools are becoming p ?pu lar all over the State. How long will Democrats in sheep's clothing dupe the massed ? (nil on A. II. Walkei, ,><p, if you want to get the value ol your money, lie runs a live business. Monday was substituted in (J!iarle< ton lor l'.ni'Hiciputio.i Day. and Ex A.-.si?ei;ttc Justice Wright delivered the annual oration. Col. W. .1. DcTicvillc, acting So licitor during Mi*. Jcrvcy's absence, is giving universal satisfaction 11 : seems to be in the right place. Monday was thought not ouIy to have been I lie coldest day of the sen SOU, but ihecohhn' known lor aiauy years. Jl. S. lienneker, sisn,., keeps trways on band a large and farted stuck ?>!* general merchandise. Iii- goods are t>onnd and pricts .'air. Give him a call. We call attention to the advertise ment of Mr JamtM Van T.t ?el. 'I be English home brewed bswr seem* to be a popular beverage which he has always on hand. At nil time?', but especially i:i this exceedingly cold weather, s! on hi t he r.eart of charity swell.and the hau l ol libetnlity be extended to relieve the wants of lbe poor. A furious bull be'oiiging to Mr. Kirk Kobinsen created quite scn ^ution on our Strccl? en Tuesday. JI Was finally scented in Mr. Pike's yard and killed Mr. John Dnuneris having a rum - inouiotts residence put up on Cedar Street under the superintendence of Mr. Jas. B, Hell, one of the be>t builders of our town and .Slate. A colored child about t> yen is old on the plan tatinu of lion. I. T. fihu mnkcrin the Fork, fell in the tire oa Saturday night last, and died in con sequence of the injuries. The Masters over the .State have been iniulc happy by the passage of a bill by tbo Legislature increasing the fees of their ollicc. This we under stand is just, as their fees have not been commensurate with their duties. The Members of the Orangeburg Light Dingoons will assemble tit the Company's rendezvous on Saturday the 18 of January, lor the purpose of electing a 3rd Lcuit., and for other business at 11a. in. N. N. II ay DUN, Caj t. We are told that Poplar township alone has nindo about 2?OU gallons of syrup, and Providence probably more, and we havo no doubt that every other township in the county has made a fair avcrago. We congratulate the farmers on this good work, for the homo made syrup is ns good as the best Lite mar Jwet ofrSide, and will t?a\c a great deal of men? thlt gensoa. "NVc nie under obligations to T. O. Diiv.Hon Esq, our polite und popular R. R. Agent, for eourtesios extended Mr. Dawsou i3 probably one of the most poorly paid, bard worked, a nd faithful public8or\ants iu our Coun ty. _^ ^_ Rev. O. A. Darby preached bis first sermon in the Methodist Church en Sunday last. The morning ser mon was devoted to the duties of the ministry, and the evening to the duties of laymen. Roth were sound, clear, practical and eloquent. The eloquent and talented retiring pastor of the Methodist Church, Rev. W. S. Richardson, hu* hem sent, by the Bishop to California. We will miss him sorely from our mi 1st, but we wish abundant success te his min istry in his Pacific home. Wc regret to learn o( the death, fiom consumption of Mr. C. > . Wil son, son of Mr. <J. W. VYi'son, Eso; of our town, who recently movid in to the country. It is also only a brief period since, the death of the wife of the deceased. An altercation took phic-j ou Sales day bitttci-u Charles Forrest and Jim English, two colored men, which resulted >n serious injuries to the bit nr. It is said that English cut Eos rest,upon which the latter struck htm with a piece ol board or fencing which knocked him senseless. At a meeting of the Young Ameii ca Fire Engine Company, held on the bvening id' 8ih instant, resolu tions of thanks to Mr and Mrs. P. V. Dibble for refreshments furuished, and to Mr. v\ . 'J . Mul cr lor sei vices reudored on the occasion ol the late fire til Mr. Bees, were adopted. Soreutruc & Eoryea will in ?ve, on the J?lIi instant, to th'i store now oc cupied by Mi'xi. Utsey it Murray, where they intcud to enlarge tbeir stock. Mr. Joseph E iryea has been in the dry good- business lor 15 years. The ladies tfou.d dj well to c.ill an 1 examine their stock Dr. Harter'.- Fever and Ague Speci lie may be taken by persons with broken constitutions, or by children with perfect saiety. Obstinate cases of long standing are permanently cm l td by this specific. For sale by .S. A. Reeves, and also A. C. I Jukes, druggist. The complimentary letter receive I from Cokesbury, contaiiliug, oj>. I ; the highest eoinuiond.ttioii, the suo stautial evidence of good wili ths subscription price for our p.i >e,*, is hvartily appreciated. Mole-ay pr : vents our printing au extra :t from its contents, but we shall endeavor iti every way to come up to the stand ard luisod iu the writers mind George Fox, the comedian, "Hump ty Dtunpty" died fromparaly.isat.tr. butable to the''Hake-white," Laid up on the lace for bis comic make up. L<-t ladies ? llltiviite only tin-pink ami white of health that follow the use ol Dr. Darter's Liver Pills and 1 rou Tonic. For sale by H A. Reeves,and als'i by A. ?'. Duke-.; ln!.;s! weeks issue we noticed the election of W. J. DeTreville, .1 r , to a professorship in the "Uaie A^rieiiUu - ral Cot legs at this poiee We have since le.irued .1. it Mr. ?Janus LaRoache, a i'min j getillem i > of southern birth, h i-> been c.tiled to a chair in the same iustiiuti m. Wj hope this may be bail us the iadugu u ration of ?? era of better feeling. We understand that Receiver Fislicr gives universal satisfaction in mansgcmeiit of the S. C. 11. R. It i.-. said that the erudition of the road is better than i- ba.s been for many years. Theugiuts, conductors, and engineers, and all the officers along the line tire well pleased, and the public have no cause to lind fault. In fuel the affability and accommo dating disposition ot all the officers cannot fail to please. - ? mm ? Mm ? - We are glad to note (bo return to Orange burg of Charles E. Paige Esq., and his accomplished wife. Mr. Paige is a wealthy and influential citizen of Boston Mass., who was s.) pleased with his visit to our town, last ycur, that he has made up his mind to remain with us until next May. He reports the weather in Boston as excessively severe and the change to our Southern cline as posi level y delightful. Wo wish he could be induced to invest some ol his spare capital in some Orangeburg etilerpi ise. P. W. Bull hau constantly on hand a line supply of fresh groceries. Be sides the superior inducements he ofi'erg farmers, he accommodates the town trade by sending groceries .to their very doors. Wo are pained to learn of the death at Newberry of Mrs. Fowles, the reiict of Rev. J. II. Fowles of the Episcopal Church, and mother of our esteemed townsman J. II. Fowles Esq. Mrs. Fowles was a lady of estima ble Christian character, and leaves a circle of friends and acquaintance! iu Orangeburg who will deeply mourn her depasture. A series of Union Meeting,em bracing all the denominations, havo been going on in Charleston, which may arouse the g.1 people of Or nugobui'g to .-imilar efforts. Dr. ( ham liss and R.-v. A. Ohriotzbiirg made addresses on the same evening in the Presbyterian Church, and the whole plan wiis an ignoring ol minor dillereuees of creed. Il is well for brelberen of all seels to live to^ itlu r in the unity of the spirit and the bonds of peace. See Kortjohu's change of adver tisement in to-day's issue. 1 he fanner ran get every thing he wants here at i b? cheapest imaginable iate-. If he wants t? lay in supplies for the year let him call ot> Kortjobn and save in ney. T he reputation of this house for cheapness and relia bility is spreading every where, and half of the success is owing to the fact that there is no stint of printer's ink, ' be principle involved in this mammoth auction business is clear, and the masses are hugely heuelitled. T he annual meetii gol the Porno is Grange, Cap: . 1". .1. Folder, Worthy Master took place in Middle Town ship on last Saturday. Although impoitaut business in another direc lion prevented our attendance, we are pleas*d to barn that the repre sentation of GraugRH from tin differ ent sections was as full a* the inclem ency of the weather would warrant. For over two hours the Grangers sat discussing qu est ions of vital im- 1 portanee to farmers, ah account of which we hope to publish iu a future issue. W. A Kastei lin and M. L. Bald win Esqr's; were invited to read es sa\s, and their mni appearance was a subject of disappointment to all pro scut. An excellent paper real by Dr. Summers at a previous meeting was by unanimous resolution ordered to be published in the Orangeburg papers. Dr. Summers is a practical and, w hat is better, a prosperous far mer, and a gentleman ofcultuie. and anything from him will bp of interest to our renders. We there fore call upon Secretary Crook to furnish us with this essay before our next issue, if possible. After the business was over all hands betook themselves to a sump tuous repast which tie Grangers know so well how to prepare. A hont this we could have spoken belter if we bad consulted pleasure before hu-iness. nod attended The n?*xl meeting of this Gran.e wil I take place iu t >ra,nget?u rg on t lie lirst Saturday ill April, and we un der--land that Co!. Lipscniuh, the fa i nier orator, is es peel?d to i>o pre Salesday was a lively day in Or angeburg. The crowd was estimated to be larger than it has been on such (?ctasietis at this place for mau) y ears. It seeme 1 as if everybody was in town. 'J he freezing li mpcrature of the day deemed to present ho obsta cle to business. At times the streets seemed to bo obstructed by vehicles, and .Main street from Kortjohn's to Meroneys presented most of the day a m ?Ving ma-.s ol people. The .-tores were kept busy, ami m> doubt a considera ble amount ot cash was taken iu. '1 bo town marshals were cons'ant ly nil the alert, and s> far as we could bear, toler.dde ordi r was preserved. A good chance of .spirits llowed, and some few low.i occurred, but no body we believe was seriously hurt. Among other pleasantries of the day, the Timks was made to smile by unusual additions to our subscription list. Market Reports. Corrected every week by Messrs. ItUT.l, ? Scovii.i.. SA'rcnnAY,*January 11, 187'J. COTTON Middlings. 8|Co J.ow Middlings. H'.ai Ordinary. "i\(^i~\ PROVISIONS Corn.$ 50 Now Corn. Peas. 40 Fodder, per 100 lh.s. 65 lt?oSh Hicc. 1.05 1 8 7 9. A Happy and Prosperous Year to All, White and Black Great and Small. In tl. i * issue of the 'P T ^\ T1 *j """A. W c iuio before vc u, thanking vou for the liberal support you have given us in our 2V E W EXT4'. B&I*It I SIC, making our BUSI S ESS iti this line an "We have endeavored, to the heft of our ability, to help you in putting the TVceeHMitUcs of EitTct to yon at Fi gl IT* OB that yon could live at, wc have gained the thank* of man*; and the CURSES of a few. but WE STILL SURVIVE, and for the yw 1 H7'J) we Hrc Belter Prepared .uid more determined than over to light it out on this line. Down With Oppression and Extortion ! Live and Let Live! Sell at Close Figures, and for Cash I To A'lePcllSiri t",s?We oiler you BARGAINS in your Line at Wholesale. To Fnrmerh Come and Heo us first for any thing you nittv want, and don't Submit to Extravagant Prices because you gets. Little 'rime Look around you and see the result of '.Iiis ter-ible folly. Farmers getting Poorer and Poorer, ami the Lien Merchant rolling in WKA '.Til and getting ftichor and (lieber. The only Redemption lor you is to stop this .Maddening, Ruinous Plan before, it is TOO LATE, and yon are bound hand and foot, ami owned by the ONE who was no kind and considerate as to ADVANCE you. Look around von. Arouse fioni vour death-like stupor. ?Show some business talent and nerve, and buv vonr goods where vou c*a get the MOST" for the LEAST (J \S M M ' >N 111 Y, To Housekeepers?Get your Supplies, FUEitl, GOOD and PIIF.AP From To Mill inters of the C-iospel and their Families we make LIBKKaL Deductions. T?? Teachers and I*lipllt>??You will fiud in Stock Pens, Ink, Paper, Writing Books, Pencils, Ac., at BANKRUPT To pay us a v;.?it. No trouble Is SHOW GOODS. The Weak and Timid Child with it* Xickle and the Man with his Thousand* tre.itod alike with Unitorm Politeness mid Attention. Groceries, Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, Bhoes, Crockery, Tin Ware, Clothing, etc ., Will continue to sell, during tho New Year, tlio BEST QUALITY OF GOODS LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH ! Maying a speciality of Hams, Bacon, Lard, Flour. &cM The WELL KNOWN and POPULAR ,T TT j i 11ii "Will put up tu the Highest Bidder Goods of every description, and "Knocked Off*" no matter what they bring. For Quality, Variety and Cheapness It cannot he EQUALED. S3&" C oniu and see. Polite Clerks are willing to wait on you. Buy at Once! Quick Sales and Small Profits! Buying for CASH I can UNDERSELL alhCredit Purchases. A Iso on hand RED RUST PROOF SEED OATS And BUCKWHEAT FLOUR Fur sale Low Down. MY SAMPLE ROOM Exclusively "part from the Main {Business. Its noted Brands of LIQUORS are .?.tili kept up 10 their FIRST CLASS Standard. l our continued patronage is solicited, ami if you once call, you'll call again AUGUST FISCHER W. M. SAIN. 1 idler for sale the balance of my Stock of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES At a SAI A , A I ) V A N OE on Owl Price. My Stock ol Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco Are always kept up to the full Standard in Quality, and at prices which DEF\ COMPETITION. A Speciality made in Mountain Corn Whiskey, Which I receive direct from the Distillery in North Carolina. My LIVERY and SALES STABLES are fully Stocked with HORSES .AISTl) MULES Which are offered for sale to suit these hard times. My OiYJ ~N,I BXJS "Mends every train, conveying passengers to any part, of the Town. CONVEYANCERS furnished to any part of the countv. HAULING done with quickness and dispatch. GLAD TIDINGS FASHION A-BILVB DRY GOODS EMPORIUM There has hcf.n a terrible cxuh la the prices of uli style? of Drras Goods, Cloaks, ?hawln, Carpets and all kiud of Woolen Goods, Aau The ladies of Oraugeburg skoubi not fail to improve the preseutgoldan opportunity to purchase their TIES, BOWS, Ruehings, Eaeo Goods, Collars, Kid Glove* *bA Notions of every doscrlptiou Pi ices of these goods will be fe?tt? from 25 to 60 per cent lovflr ti??a\. seen or oilorcd elsewheeaj It is my constant aim to EMPORIUM the great rallying point for eash buy ers, and the most attractive ??sii? place on Pussel Street, where persona of Economical habits can ulw.iv* fioci the best qualties of goods at PlllCES a-s sold in New Vorst City. LADIES under wear Corsets and Skirt* a ?Specialty. M> stock of CLOTHING, Gents Shirts, Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cspsj, &c, Cc. Is simply IMMENSE both in quali ty und varity of Stylet utpriow tb*4 defy competition. Agent for MD'M DEMOREST'S PATTE?NS Who Winter Patterns are beaatiful and just received. Call for Cata logue of Winter Styles. THE DOMESTIC SEWING ?ACHINB So perfect it never fail* bo pleas*;to Strong it never Wears Out; S? aheap everybody buva it. Always on #al? at the EMPORIUM Remember that THEODORE KOHN'S DRV GOODS EMPOEIUM Is the place where polite treataunt, honorable dealing and LOW PRICES For Good Goods can always be f etnd. Remember we have no Branch Store in Orangebur^, outcome direot to_ riio Make Money Pkiaaantly X and fast agents should .iddress FIN LEY HARVEY & Co., Atfasta, Gs fune 1 ly