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Tho Orange!)TiT'fr Times? CIIUHCIC ?IKECTORY. Mbtkodist?Rev. (). A. Darby, Pas tor. Services every Sunday morning 10:150, night 8:30. Sunday School 8::50. Prayer meeting Wednesday Evening <s:30. Chil dren's meeting every third Sunday. Presbyterian?Rev. J. D. A. Brown, Pastor. Services every Sunday morning 10:150 and afternoon 4:30. Sunday School 8:30. Prayer meeting every Thursday af ternoon 4:30. Baptist?Rev. T. W. Mellichnmn, 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 Missionery Meeting every fourth Sunday. Episcopal?Rev. L. G. Ouerry, Pastor. Services third Sunday in each month Morning 10:30, afternoon 4 30. Lutheran?Rev. J. F. Riser, Pastor. Services every Sunday. Morning 11.30, night 7,30. Sunday School every Sunday morning 9:30 Y. M. C. A.? Rooms on Russell Street. Open every evening in the week from 7:30 to i):30. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at 7:30. Business meetings fourth Thursday in each month. Nontli Carolin;* Itailroad. office iiocns at onANOEniTKo nt'.t'o'r. From 8 o'clok A.M. to! P.M. From 2 o'clock P. M. to ? I*. M. Passenger Sclictlulc S. P. Kail road. I?AY T?l UN. Columbia t*p Passenger, (Morning)...10 43 *' Down " (Evening)..- u -1 ACCOMMODATION TU \ IN. Columbia Down.-1 14 Up. 2 30 KtOIIT TRAIN. X. O O A 3\ SUBSCRIPTION TO THE TIM KS RE DUCED TO $1 PER ANNUM! *irc? Exum's Still, with a large lot of rosin, has been destroyed by fire. ? i?*m> ? - ? <?? T. Itolin Ts marking his goods down regard less ol fo.*t. freej ndvei lisement. ? ??? f' - ? ?? Mr. Uanner'H Residence, on Glover Street, is ii ear in g completion. rriio (stuf?* tJrtwge Meets iu Charleston on Monday. A lively week is ex pee to 1. Valentines! Go to T. Kohn's ami surprise your tweet hea its. Mr. C. W. Williams' Ittsidincc on Glover .Street will be completed in a law days. {.**ittiii? Doivu Prices. Van Tassel is selling prime Hio Cofiee G lbs. for SI 00. Petting Machines - Go to T. Kohn's ami please your wives. . ? um i o - jDcatli? We regret to hear that Mr. Adam Rouke, of St. Matthews, died on the 27th of typhoid ptieumuiiia. Mr. Street Has occupied his new resilience and teems to be very much pleased with it. - Mm%9 - ? - ?I - - - Horses Coming ? Uu Feb. loth, Mr. 1\. F. Slater will have in Ornngeburg, a Iresh ami Vftlunble lot of horses. Coin ulc&ciiig? Alis. Calvin llaydeii, in the Fork, we arc pleased to learn, is recovering from a severe attack ol sickness;. . - mm ? mu? - A CC?11I in o?i a t i ii a? The Pavilion Hotel has put down board for Patrons next week to ?1.50 per day. mm - m m* ? Mules lor Salesdaj ? Mr. Ji. F. .Slater will receivu an extra fine drove of mules on .Sunday, ready for sulesday. Vatrons Aid Association. .See notice of meeting ol" this Association on Saturday February 8th. Auction Itells Hark } the sound of auction hells, Gently wafting on the breezt? Lo ! they point where Fischer sellsj Merchandise that's bound to please. - ?- mm - ? mm Convicts? Several prisoners convicted at the recent Court were sent to the peni tentiary on Tuesday by Sheriff Liv ingston. -?*-?- mm? Capt. JF. M. Wannaninkcr? We rogict to learn from St. Mat thews, that this estimable citi/.en has been quite sick We hope soon to ece him out again. I>cat1is from Burning - Wre learn that a house on the plan tation of Mr. Augustus Fludd caught fire last week, and two colored chil dren were destroyed in the Harnes. Corn WhiHliy and Itoclt Candy There is nothing that equals pure corn whisky and rock candy for colds and sore lungs. Call o.i Van Tassel and get cured. More Live Stock. \Y. Id. Sain will liavo on hand a largo and fresh slock of honen and mules on salcsday for -alo cheap. Call and see them. - ??m> ? ? ? <n??" ? ,! (Short Life In our last issue wo noted the birth of tho Charleston "Evening Journal;" to-day wo record its fune ral. It lived but four days, and gently passed away. Auction? C. D. Kortjohn will sell at auction to-morrow and Salcsday, a merchants full stock of goods. Let all take notice, and save money. He also has a lino lot of coffee which be is sellii.g at 8 pounds to the dollar. SickllCSS? A child of Mr. G. W. Brunsen has been suffering with a severe attack of pneumou:a. We are gla 1 to learn that the symptoms are now such as to encourage the hopes of a speedy recovery. - ?mm* - - ? The cures elfected by l>r. rlarter's Fever and Ague Speciiic have the merit of prominence. It cures eases pr< n uiueed incurable, and pr ve.it-. a rclui n of t c disease. For sale by Dr. A. C. Du'< es, and also by Dr. S. A. Beeves. Ttte Influenza Is visiting every hou-eh >M in our town. Many absentees arc reported from the schools in consequence of it, although the cases do not seem r> be severe. The unseasonable \v< lithe'r is, no doubt, tlu prinvj ea-.ne of the d teens i. ? mmu v*n ' - ' ?< mnmvm - Plilrolis of Husbandry ? Cnpt. E. J. Felder, Master Pom ma Grange No 17. informs us that Pnt rons attending the State Grange in Charleston, can procure hoar d at the Waverly Ho ise for SL?0 per day during the meeting of that body. Physicians now admit that " f be shield is nobler than the spear." How much better then to shielJ the system against bilious attacks, by using Dr. Darter's Liver Pills, than to cure the disease when firmly seated. For sale by A. C. Dukes, and also S. A. Beeves. Mexico and United Slates Owing to their warm und delig.it ful climates, their inhabitants grow sallow from torpid Livers, Indigos tioti and all diseases arising from a disordered Stomach and B -weis. They should ot course at all times keep the liver active, and to our renders we recommend Tabler'j Por taline, or Vegetable Liver Powder. Taken in time, will often save money and much suffering. Price 00 cents. For Side by Dr J. G. Wannamaker. Home-Made Fertilizers? We have always thought if our fanners would pay more attention to making manures at home, proeuriu g the necessary chemicals' to facilitat e the decomposition of their cotton seed and stable and barnyard litter, they would save money, iniprovo iheir lands, and make hi Her crops. Mr. Kirk Bobinsou has on baud a large supply of the home-made fer tili/.er which he oilers to fanners at very reasonable prices. Farm ;rs look to your interests, und examine the above fertilize: before pu rebus ing. Have Von i lie Kuckeye ? It is n well (stahlishcd fact, that Tabler's Buckey ; Pile Ointment will cure, if used according to dirceti ns The ylCsciilus Hippr.castanuni, or Horse Cheslnjt, commonly known as the B i? kcye, has '. en highly esteemed lor many years, owing to the fact, thai it pn-ej<es virtues, lying in the bitter piiuciple ca led E&coliu, which can be utilised for the cure of Piles If affected with that terrible disease, use Tab I er's Buckeye Pile Ointment, and he re lieved.' Price 50 cents. F??r Sale, by Dr. J. G. Wannamaker. l>iine Reintings? We are pleased to note that a scries of dime readings tin lcr the auspices of the Young Mens Chris tian Association of our town, iias been decided on as a mode to help ti e finances of the Association. The first of tho readings will take place at Masonic Hall Feb. 11th. As these readings tend to educate, as well as amuse, and the price of admission being only 10 cents, we bespeak for the Association a crowded hall. We understand that Home of our leading citizens will do the reading, and the ariangements, Ac., being in the hands of an active Committee, we are sure will prove successful. ' Bot. J. F. ItlHcr Has received a unanimous call from the congregation to become the regular Pastor of tho Kvangelical Lutheran Church at Orangehurg. He has accepted the same, and is now in the active duties ol" tho office. May the Divine blessing attend his labors of love. i -^mmmm-. . -iwi ? Personal? We notice that Mr. Jas. ?. Hoy ward has opened a Classical .School in Killgstree. We congratulate the people of Wil iamsburg on tho ac quisition of so thorough and compe tent tin instructor for their sons. Mr. Ileyward has taught many years in Orangehurg, preparing a goodly number o! our yoaiir d.vi Fir business and college. As a mathematician he bus few ??qnnls, and his classical attainments are nu b us to lit him peculiarly lor the preparation of youths for our higher institutions of learning. democrats at Work O'u Tuesday last a dispatch was received fro n Geu, K-'uucdy, Chair man of the State Democratic Com mittee, directed to the County Demo cratic Chairman of Orangeburg, re quiring his immediate presence in 1 harlcstou on important business in the interest of the | arty, most of the County Chairmen being summ nie I. General Izlar claimed that Mr. liiow ning should obey the summons, but the latter contended that Gen. Izlar held over as he had not yet formally accepted the office. The result of the matter w.is that, Mr. Drowning was forced to go dowu and ".spend and be spent" for the parly. He remained in the city in attendance .: 1 fi|, .!i..n.:. l UptiU u i.'iuii ii ui i.ii.uiiii ii n ini (jen. Kennedy until Saturday, wiiea he returned to Orangehurg. Orange Ciranjre? An interesting meeting " of this Grange took place i:i the base tu cut of the Presbyteriau Church on last Saturday. The folio.ving officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year: Dr A J Horger, W M A M Sal ley, Overseer C W Culler, Steward. M L Baldwin, Assistant Steward. J G Vose, I ecturer. Dr. T. A. Klliott, Chaplin. K?rk Kohiusoii, Secret try. Jas Stokes. Treasurer. W H Glover, G K. Mrs 1) C Howe, Ceres. Mrs teilen Moorer, Pomona. Mrs A D Frederick, Flora. Mrs I) O'Cain, L A S. A discussion arose upon the sub ject of Phosph ites, showing great diversity of opinion among the mem bers. Soon, however, the announce ment of dinner gave matters a very agreeable turn, and brought about peifeet harmony of sentiment. Onr Reporters* Sunday Xotes LuriiKRAN Church?llev. J. F. Kiser look for his text the parable of the wheat and the tares, lie regard ed the iield here alluded to as em bracing the whole world, ami did not restrict it, as some commentators do, to the Christian community, It is the duly of Christians to labor in the whole field, spreading the gospel into heathen nations. Satan has sowed his noxious weeds secretly, but ('In i.-t worked openly, and com mind ed His discip'es to pi ?ach the Gospel everywhere. Good seed are sown but lares have been round among them. Satan is never idle; how important lin n is watchfulness and activity on the part of the Christian Church. Mi.jiioiusT Ciirm n ? h'ev. O. A. Darby preached f"nun the word-, "He being dead, yet speakelh." He first presented man's inlluunce upon his h liow man in this natural lite. He tin u directed attention to the dread ful fact tlull this influence lived for weal or woe after man had passed away, and was only lost upon the shores of eternity He showed that the proper use ol this influence was one of the grave responsibilities of man. and urged in conclusion the acceptance of the Saviour as the only sure means of meeting it. At night Rev. W. ?-\ Richardson preached an eloquent sermon Irom the words, ''As the bird by wander ing, as the .swallow by Hying, so the curse tauschss shall not come." Pitcsnytp.rian Ciruucit?Rev. J. 1). A. Brown discoursed upon " T/u: Nuturr of i onvnrsioH." He tieft tied t (inversion as the turning of the sou 1 "from darkness to light" through the grace of ood. The soul is only acted upon by tho holy spirit until spiritual life has been imparted, like clay in the hands of the potter. Man is said to bo "dead." Ho is "darkness" itself. You must restore life to the dead before he can rise up; and im part the power of vision to the blind, before he can see. Thh work is also described in scripture as a "creation," a "resurrection," a "new birth," the "taking away the heart of stone and the giving a hiv.rt of flesh," which all imply a supernatural work effected by the Holy Spirit. All the means of grace are ineffectual without the operation of the spirit. The Lotd "opened the heart of Lydia" before she could receive the gospel* Yet in all this there is no violence done to tie will. The spirit so re news the will of man, illuminates his mind, and p'tiecs before him such new views and motives that he t.irns to Cod with all his heart. Conver sion is the sinners cumin:" forth from ? *? his spiritual sa*?ulchro as Ltzns from his natural sepulchre, freely and voluntarily, after life Iris bom im parted. <i?td has bevn pleased to uso man as his instrument in converting sinners. We must do this !>y work , by prayer, and by a holy life and exanip'c. Baptist Church? Rev. T. W. Mcllichamp in the morning took as his subject, "Sinners in jSiaa" under which head he vividly pie tu re, I tho doom of hypocrites, and mere form alists, who looking to outward cere monies enjoyed nothing of the essence of religion, seizing the shadow and missing the substance. In the afternoon interesting ad dresses were delivered to the Sunda' school by the lie v. W. R. Barlerand Lho pastor. Dip lithcria has entered the family of D. II. Chamberlain, attacking every member, and dually taking oil one of bis children. Market Reporls. Corrected every week by Messrs. Hum. tt Scovii.i.. Satuiioay, ?bum in 31. I ST'.*. COTTON Middling*. 8J(!a f.ow Middlings. 8.1? i )i dinary. 7Q 8 PROVISIONS i'orn.$ GO N? w Corn . Peas. 40 Fodder, per 100 lbs. 75 Rough llice. l.Oii 45 Years Before the Public. THE GENUINE DR. C. McX-ANE'S \ celebrated LIVER PILLS, for tiif. cure of Hepatitis, or Liver Complaint, DYSl'H l ?.. A and SICK HEADACHE. Symptoms of a Diseased Liver. I)AIN in the right side, under the edge of the ribs, increases on pres sure; sometimes the pain is in the left side; the patient is rarely able to lie on the left side ; sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder blade, and it frequently extends to the top of the shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in the arm. The stomach i:> affected with loss of appe tite and sickness; the bowels in gen eral are costive, sometimes alternative with lax; the head is troubled with pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy sensation in the back part. There is generally a considerable loss of mem ory, accompanied with a painful sen sation of having left undone some thing which ought to have been done. A slight, dry cough is .sometimes an attendant. The patient complains of weariness and debility; he is easily startled, his feet arc cold or burning, and he complains of a prickly sensa tion of the skin; his spirits arc low; and although he is satisfied that exer cise would be beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely summon up fortitude enough to try it. In fact, be distrusts every remedy. Several of the above symptonis attend the disease, but cases have occurred where few of them ex isted, yet examination of the body, alter death, has shown the liver to have been extensively deranged. AC UK AND FEVER. Dr. C. Mi Lane's Liver Tills, in casks of Ague and Fever, when taken with Quinine, are productive of the most happy results. No better cathartic can be used, preparatory to, or after taking Quinine. We would advise all who arc afflicted with this disease to give them a fair trial. For all bilious derangements, and as a simple purgative,they arc unequaled. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. The genuine are never sugar coated. Every box lias a rc<l wax seal on the lid, with the impression l)H. McLaNE'S LlVUK Pi i.ls. The genuine Mcl.ank's LlVER PlLLS bear the signatures of C. McI.ane and FLEMING Bros, on the wrappers. 9 Insist upon having the genuine Dr. C. McI.ank's Liver Pills, prepared by Flem ing tiros., of Pittsburgh, Pa., the market being full of imitations of the name JtlcLaiie. t spelled differently but same pronunciation. j;m IS 1879 ly JUST OPENED AT THE CORNER OF Kussel Street and Railroad Avenue BY J. W. MOSELEY, A full Stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Which will bo sold CHEAP f?' CASH. All my Old Friends and aa many New Ones as will favor ms with a ?all is respectfully invited to examine my Coods and Prices. J. C. PIKE AT THE SAME OLD STAND Is prepured to serve his many customers during this year, as in the past, with FIRST-CLASS GOODS At. the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES We have on hand a Large and well Assorted S T O CK O F GOOD S With Polite and Experienced djEKtlfcS to show them. 1 am making preparations to handle all of the Bust Grades of PHOSPHAETS AND ACIDS. I respectfully ask the continuance of the Liberal Patronage so gene rously bestowed in the past. &4a>'" Highest Markst Price paid for all Country Produce. J. C. PIKE BOTTOM PRICES! PRIME BIO COFFEE at 6} Pounds for SI 00. j,U J t> ?? n 7 it ii SUGARS 9, 10 and 11 Pounds for 81 00 COLGATFS New Style Laundry SOAP 5 cents PARCHED RIO COFFEE 5 Pounds for $1 00 Extra Gi K. Butter, Pearl and Plain Grists, Familv Flour, Fredi Ground Graham for Griddles, Horsford Bread Preparation, Sea Foam, <fec. All of which are just in and at Lowest Prices. Also a full supply of FERRY'S GARuEN SEEDS. eJ?NTO. ^V. HAMILTON, Next to Mr. Henry Kohn. H. S. EEOTEKEH, Agent, CORNER RUSSELL & BROUGHTON STS., Offers for sale at the LOWEST CASH PRICES his large and well assorted stock of GltOCERIES consisting of Coffees Bacon, Canned Salmon, T^as, Strips, " Lobsters, Sugars, Hams, " Mackerel, Flour, Lard, " Oysters, Grist, Butter, " Tomatoes,' Meal, Soap. " Green Peas, Nice, Starch, " Corn Beef, And always keep on hand a full supply of LiQUoiis, wines:and cigars. Dry Salt Bacon 5 cts per pound. II. S. EKNNEKER, Agt. WHY DON'T YOU GO TO James Van Tassel For your Family Supplies in the way of Fresh Groceries, Fine Liquors, Tobaccos and Cigars if von want a rial good and healthy beverage try the ENGLISH HOME BREWED BEER l"? U E S T A U II A N T You can always procure a GOOD SQUARE MEAL at a living price. Good Fat" POULTRY and FRESH EGGS always on hand. C?tintrv I^rodllCH bought at the highest market price James Van Tassel, Agt. sept 20 1878 ?mar 10 At Muller's Ohl Stand. Knowlton & Latlirop, attorneys and counsellors a t Ii a w , OKANGEBUKG, s. C nov :iO tf X QTIOE On ami aftir this date, nny Marshal round absent from his Post will, for the first otleitce, be Fined in the sum of two dollars; for the second offence will be Fined five dollars, ami for the third oK'enee he dis missed from the Police Force of the Town. By order of the Mayor. r. II. MA LONE, Clerk Council. January Mill, 1879.?18 tf Nolico ol*Dismission. The undersigned will file his final account, with the .lodge of Probate for Orangeburg County, on the Ith day of February next, and ask for U tters of Disillissory as (Jimr - dian of the Estate of Rosa Hinder. WJI/. J. STROCK, Jan. 4th, 1 S7*>.?-It Guardian. NOTICE. I TO DELEGATES TO STATE GRANGE The next Annual Meeting of the State Orange will be bold in Charleston, S. C., commencing on Tuesday, February 4th, 1870, at 10 o'clock A- M. A full delegation is desired. D. YV. CROOK, Sec'y Tomona Grange No. 17. Jan. 13, 1779._td NOTICE By virtue of foreclosure of .Mortgage, I will sell at public sale, nt Orangeburg, S. C., on Monday, February 3d, 1879, one Mouse colored Mule, named "Jim." Levied on as the property of Edwin 1)wight at the suit of Bull & Scovill. Terms cash. JULIAN A- 8ALLEY, Special Agent. Orangebnrg, 8. C. Jan. 16, 1879. td NOTICE. Under foreclosure of Mortgage, I will sell at public sale, nt Orangebnrg, S. ("., on Monday February 3d, 1879, one Bay Horse, named "Henry," and one Buggy. Levied on as the property of Jerry Vogt at the Isuit of Bull & Scovill. Terms Cash. J: IL FELDER, Special Agent. Orangebnrg. 8, C, Jan. 16, 1869. td