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The Ora,Tijge*b\irg Times L o c A Jj NOTICE. My conuectiou with tho Times Laving ceased on the 1st of January, 187?, by the sale of tho property to Messrs. Mclliehamp & Edwards, I hereby authorize Mr. W. A. Edwards to collect and receipt for all amounts duo nie on the paper as its proprietor up to the aforesaid date. Gr.okcjk Boi.ivek. Our Sunday SSninbloH? Methodist Ciiukch?Rev. O. A. Darby, took as his morning text, Kev. 2, 10. "lie thou faithful unto deiitk and I icill give thee a crown of life:' The preacher set forth the kin 1 of service that is acceptable to our Maker. He shownd that unless it Avus based upon faith iu Christ i' would profit nothing. That the observance oi' external forms, the regular attention to outward duties, and the going? through with the words of prayer, unless the heart of faith was in all, was not the service which would please our Maker or win the crown. That, it' wo performed these outward Christian ceromonies because, it may ho popular to do so, or that it may advance our temporal interests, wo render an empty service und will n it find favor iu the sight ol Cod. Wo must be faithful even if wc eucounter difficulties and dangers in our coarse, By such service ahme can we find joy and peace in believ ing, and in the end a crown of life and glory. Fresijyteriax Cixuitcii?Kev J D. A. Brown took as his afternoon text, Acts 13 30. "117m are Iiis icitnexscs unto the jieojrfe. ' The witnesses hero spoken of are the disciples of Christ. The preacher first showed to what the disciples of Christ or the people of God were witnesses. They arc witnesses to *he fullness and frconcss of the Gospel; to iho efficiency of grace; to the pleas* antuess of the service of God. a d in the kindness*)! His providence. il< next showed what kind of witnesses the people of Cud are. They are competent witnesses; aud they arc harmonious witnesses. Christians of all denominations, however, they may disagree on minor points, agree on the luudameuial doctrine a> to the salvation of their souls He ex horted his hearers in conclusion to beware of being laIso witnesses, hut to let their lights shine as the true .servants oi the nips'. High, encourag ing their brethren and lending tiie people to the 1-aavh which takoth Hway the sins ol the w old. Tho services were concluded with a most, fervent, and impressive prayer bv Kev. T. ll.Lctrure. Our Brunch vi 3 !c ii.otter Came loo late for this issue, but will appear in our next. The i*onz*>ua Cirauce Meets in town today. A full rcprcscnLatiun is expected. l\ W. Bull Astonishes the w< rid iu prices and quality of goods. An i.rrcr? Wc got the matter a little mixed about the walking feat of u Minister of ?St. Matthews. Uur informant was in error. A Ciiood ? So far as we know, in spite of the stringency of the times, the schools cf Oraugeburg arc in prosperous condition. Our Thanks Are again due to lion. M. P. O'Ct nnor for special favors iu furn ishing us, by every mail, with the records of Congress. l>r. priccM Cream Baking Powder?for purity, strength and healllifulness it stands alone, ''or sale by Dr. J. (J. Wan ma kcr. PcrHonal? Wo are ph ased to see that Mr. John W. Fairy recently wounded in the unfortunate difficulty at Branch villo has so far recovered as to be outon the streets of Orangoburg. Than JtH? To Mr. J. T. Butler, and also to Mrs. Angus Dunf/.ler for line messes of Itttuee and other garden it-lishes sent to our ? flice The specimens were peculiarly tine thus early in the season. A. R. WalkTr"" " Offers in to-day's issue n ram op portunity for bargains. do where you can get the most with tho least money. Let all give Mr. Walker a call before purchasing elsewhere. - ?UI ? - - II I Ml ? The People's Wutohinuii Is the name of a new enterprise in journalism just started in Charles ton, and said to bo controlled exclu sively by colored men. The first issue seems to be inodcrato and sen Bible. C. 1>. Korijolin Advertises in another column, a full supply of assorted merchandise. Ho has always on hand the best of goods at the cheapest prices. Read his advertisement and go and save ptonej. Death in Jail? Edward .Caiman indicted for the murder of a man near Iiewiaville, died in jail last Monday. ..- HI?MI ??? ?? The Weather? On the first of April seemed like winter, overcoats and lire beiug com fortable. Wc hope that tbo change will do no injury to the fruit and the gardens which the past fine weather has pushed lorward.. - mm ? 9m Col. Alfred Shuler, A son-in-law of our venerable au I much esteemed .School Commissioner, Mr. 1). L. Connor, residing near the liue of Charleston and O?angeburg Counties, died ia^t Friday an I was buried last Sunday. C d. .Shuler was nn estimable citizen, and his loss will be deeply felt in the community It is with pain that wo chronicle his death The S.ore, Under Masonic Hall, is well stocked with first class family groce ries and notions, all of which. Mr Fischer informs us, he will sod at un precedented low prices. His clerks are polite and accommod iting, au 1 there is not the least doubt hot that eveiy out; who patronizes the above place will receive, besides every at tention, full value for their money. - ? * mm - Another Suviu*j*M Ihm2c (Gone Up This ha.- been said so often that people are beginning to look for saier investments for their surplu cat-h. Any man who has S'J tu inve?l cannot, do better than buy a gallon of Redmond's pure corn Whiskey. It never tails to give Mitisfactioii. For sale by Van Tassel, sole uguut for Orangeburg. ?mm- ??? <u_-^ij- - ' ? Eureka Chapter, Xo. 13, Et.*. A.-. m.'. The Regular Monthly Convoci i> of this Chapttr will be held at Ma sonn Mali, on Friday evening, April -tth, 187U, at 74 o'ch'ok. Companions v : I taUe due notice ami govern them -v Iws uceordiugly. I5V Order?d i ,e Wv Kv II-. P .? .1. M lie. i nsos, Secretui v. i.'lenr>' ktohn Has just returned from New York with a largo ami Crush supply of dry goods for the spring trade. flu stuck being selected by himself i- a guarantee thai the wants of bis cu tumors in Orahgeburg have beeil carefully looked alter. 11 is price?, inn, arc put ilown to .-ait toe times. It would pay all iu want of dry goo Is, shoes, hats and clothing to give him a call. B>eatal?? N c direct attention t < the cud of Dr. I.. S. Wolfe in this issue. Dr. Welle has just giaduuted it the Col lege ol Dental Surgery at Baltimore, und has returned to his ol i field w 1 prepared l<o- the prosei ulion ni' his profession. He i- furnished with all (he itupiovcd modern appliances in his line of business, and will give satisfaction !<? ail who need the ser vices of a denli?t. ?(?nih il is seldom t rat a week passes without the ctironic?ng in ur paper of tin- death of some of nur citi/.uiis. To day it becomes our painful task to record the sudden rein oval from our midst of .M rs. Annie M . t' art mil I, the wile ol' our esteemed fellow citi zen, Mr. Tho*. Carttniii, who move I In,m our town a short time alter the fire, and settled on Iiis faini, a .short distance from the village. We are informed that thodv a ed had been complaining for about a week, but not so seriously a- to re quire tbe immediate attention of a physichen. Just he 1 ore day on the morning ol April 1st, dr. Cartmi I was aroused by tho struggling of his wife J'very cflbrl was iuiuiediatel y made for her recovery, but all to no avail. Before morning she expired. Mrs. Carttniii was a lady of excel lent social qualities, and her demise is deeply deplored. The burial took p'aeu at the Catholic grave yard in our .own ou Wednesday afternoon, a large con course of mourning friends attend ing the remains to their resting place Father Schachte performed the fune ral services. I -loral fr ail? The Committee of the Agricultural Association met on Wednesday and took into consideration the subject of the Floral Kuir. A Committee consisting of Gen. l/.lar, J C. Bike Esq . ltd J. L. lieidlman Esq , win appointed lo consult with the ladies asio the bos', time of holding the Fur, and the necessary arrangements. Tlw Committee has aim iu charge t h ? matter of obtaining a speaker (mm abroad to add to the iii ten st of the occasion. Wc hope that Co. Lips comb, Gen. Hag. od. Col Aiken or some other distinguished Agrieuilur ist may ho obtained. We trust that the holies und the people of Orange burg > ount v general y may be arous ed lo u propci appreciation of the importance ol the h loral Fair. Let every body who can contribute their aid, and make the effort ol the Asso ciation a complete success. Outside ol the beneficial effects of laudable emulation, the occupation of the agriculturist is necessarily isola ted and these occasional reunions are promotive of good socially and mater ially. JlIonMtrou?? Just after the Dimo Reading on Friday night a fluttering compliment was paid to Mr. Fowlcs <?') his ren dering of Mrs. Caudle, when a by | slander nudaciouslv remarked, "why j that's nothing; my wile can beat that any time," Did you ever ! Our PcrHCCtitcd I?omocrnlH Will be tried next weak in Char leston in the United States Court. Our County Chairman and the counsel for their defence arc looking alter their interest. dipt. F. M. WaniuunaUcr went down la.-t week to make all prelimi nary arrangements for tin: trial whereby the prisoners will bo saved unnecessary inconvenience. A re duction ot Kail road fire haa already been secured. -, v--?Tt> - - ? Olm ni ? AM Fool* 3>;*y Was marked with the usual num ber of hoaxes pvrpetroled upon tho unsuspecting and credulous to the intense enjoyment of by standers. A number ot practical jokes came un der our observation, which we en joyed to tin; fullest extent, having escaped ourselves, although we con fess wc would have, fail on an easy victim, ii no more occurring to us that it was the fust of April than tho lirst of December. We heard ol one unfortunate being told that the town was >u lire, h?.\p ing from his midnight slumbers, im i rushing with the inipe. u?mUy of a gallant fireman to the scene of a u.io i before he understood the situation. Fveu staid mituro s-.!:it-l to bo ailed cd bv th freaks of the occasion, as tin: singular phenomeii ui in tb e afternoon indicated. About 4 o'clock a I lack cloud of a oh density over mantled tho heavons as to induce many, without consulting their chro nometers to imagine tout night was approaching. A general closing ol windows and lighting d'hunus ensued when, in a few minutes, to the sur prise id' *:v ry one, vh: clou Is passe I away and the light of day was as visi ble as evi r. We also heard of a model clerk's breakfast. Sih II.r sugar, fritters cottoned, and hominy burnt.. The discomfited victims retreated pre cipitately munis a breakfast, but practically reminded not to J trust to outside appearances. ui ?in-. - . .?Turim? l>illlC n:<';?<i ii.ii;? The scioi.d of i he scries of readings under the auspices id'tlic V. M. ('. A. came oil on la.-t Friday evening in Masonic liail with no I ess success ;linn i be liest Mr. das. 11. FowIc?, noted us muster oi cerciuou ies, and i ill rod need the dillerciil pieces on the pro gramme. To Mr? K ?? , assisted by (.'apt. i\i. Ulover, the audience was ni lebt ed i i i he <ie igln tu, uitidie . hieb ei '. vetted the occasi n. However, cleva'ing and entertaining lbs read ings tuny he, without the s-mlsti; i inj music with which they tire interspersed iiiucb of iho itttraotitui would be lost, in i-is line the Association ami nur citizens generali)' are peculiarly l voted with the till mils of Mis. K-and Mrs. If-, so generous ly contributed lor the promotion of a laudable cause 1 lie entertainment opened with the charming air "liuuntiui/ /?//'???." Mr, Jus. II. Lalvuche, was t'ieu inlrodtteed who read "The GetiutieiOf the l.mc" or *' Jir./lmii t:s. /Ionium" in a styie which gave, no small degree ol p ensure, the reader adapting hint self to th.- different speakers with atlmirab e elfect Next came a Ibiet, "Southern Inno " by Air.-. \\-and her little si.ii, the appreciation of which by lite audience was attested by the warmth i 1 the * a < a it received. C ol. W. .1. Oe'iievillc was then introduced who read "Jim liioiucs Jt'im " The vi in ol humor which eharucteri/ed this piece was heartily enjoyed. The reader was Ireqneutly interrupted with milbur.-ts ol tnerri uient which seemed at times to over power the audience. Next came the solo, ''ijoitsit/rr the Lilies'' which was loudly applauded. Mr. Jna. 11 Fowl es then ha I the paiulul duty of introducing himself as the next reader. lie rendered one ol Mrs. Candies lectures with mark ed illect. A sympathetic chord seem ed to have been touched in many a poor Cnmile in the bouse. The piece was well read and well received. Major A. H Knowlloii was next introduced who real "The Willow licdott's oml I'jldee Sa tile's Klourtshiji" in bis inimitable ntyle. The admirable adaptation of the voice, tone mil action of lite reader to the speakers could not fail in bring out the points iu the humor otis coll quy, and give exquisite pit iisure o the audience Next came I he charming air, "It is belter t>> Lough than be ighiui/." I his Was the Second piece luicorcd, a compliment ii richly deserved. B) request Muj. Kimwlton then re laletl mi mice lote oi' Ins Western trip dining the j astsum.ne.r which elicited the most intense merriment, The entertainment COIIclll led with a;, original piece et.liiled "Tin L'tliotts" Ming by Mrs. lv- -and her little sou w hieb literally brought down the house, it Was enjoyed by all, but hy none more intensely than the Klliolt boys who were so toriu tuiie as tobe present. Thus has end ed tho second dime reading of tin I series. Tho public will now look I forward with deep intcrosl for tho I Announcement of the third. Kuumvaj'? A horse b eJonging lo Dr. Cooke, ranawity with ii wtigoii from Straus & Co.'s mill on Weduesduy, taking down New Streut at lull speed. At t hi: bridge the horse been me detached from the wagon a l.d thus the difiicul ty was at an end. Strange to bay, no damage was done. Roltlcu Lightning! When used for rheumatism, sore throat, lame back, neuralgia, sprains, bruises, contracted muscles, stilf joints, corns and bunions, on human beings; and spavin, ring bone, gulls, sei niches, etc., on animals, (Jousseusj' lightning liniment is unequnled, and its eflect dimply electrical. As its name suggests, it is quick to relieve, and thousands bear witness to its as louuding virtues. L'rieu 50 cents. Fur sale by Dr. J. (i. Wannumaker. THE GENUINE BS, Ce McLJUSTE'3 Celebrated A merk an WORM SPECIFIC OR SYPrlPTOMS OF WORMS. I ITIHF. countenance is pale and Icadcn A colored, with occasional Hushes, or a circumscribed spot on one or both checks; the eyes become dull; the pu pils dilate; an azure semicircle runs along the lower eye-lid; the nose is ir ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds; a swelling of the upper lip; occasional headache, with humming or throbbing of the car:;; an unusual sccrcti in of saliva; slimy or furred tongue; breath very foul, particularly in the morning; appetite variable, sometimes voracious, with a gnawing .sensation of the stom ach, at others, entirely gone; fleeting pains in the stomach; occasional nausea and vomiting; violent pains throughout the abdomen; bowels ir regular, at times costive; stools slimy; not unfrcquently tinged with blood: belly swollen ami hard; urine turbid; ; respiration occasionally diffu nil, .imi I accompanied by hiccough; cough sometimes dry and convulsive ; uneasy and disturbed sleep, with grinding of the teeth ; temper variable, but geher j ally irritable, &:c. Whenever the above symptoms are found to exist, j DR. C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE will certainly effect a cure. IT inn s NOT CONTAIN MMICURY in any form; it is an innocent prepara tion, not Ctiftib'.t- of coin;* tic slightest injury to ihe most fouler infant. The genuine Da. McLank's Vrr. Mi fuck bears the signatures of C. Lane and' Flkmino likes, oh it:-.. wrapper. -:p: DR. C. BEcIlAJHE'S LIVER "PILLS nrc not recommended a-- a remedy M for id! the ills that flesh is heir t:>." but hi titfei lions ol the liver, and in fill bilious Complain'.-.;. Dyspepsia and Sick Headache, or disease? i t that character; they stand without a rival. AGUE AND FEVER. Nobel ter cathartic i:an be used preparatory to, or after taking Quinine. As a simple ; urgativc they aro unrquab.il. bewabg OF IJISTATIOX?. The genuine are never sugar coated. Kaub box has a red \\ ax seal on the lid with the impression I)k. M< Lane's I.iyki; I'li.i.s. Hach wrapper bears die signatures of ('. M< Lane ami Ki.kmini: linos. In; i->t upon having tlie- genuine Hr. (". Mc Lank s Livhk I'm.i s. prepared by Fleming liros., of I'ittsburgh, I'a., the market being full of imitations of the name fill' I.(inc. spelled differently lutt same pronunciation. j juii 18 187'J iy To Krise Sopjilies for the Town oi Orangehurg, So. Ca., for ihe Fiscal j Year ending 1st April A D. 18?S0 and ti Hill to Regulate Licenses Skction L IU- it Ordained by the Town Council of Orangcburg, mid it is hereby Oribiiucd by the authority of the same: Tlint lliu following Tuxes be iiuduru lieruby assessed ninl levied for 11 >e fiscal year be I ginning April 1st A. I>. 1879, at and after ihe following rules, that i- In sny: I l.-t. AI lb" rnle of 4 mills upon tin assessed value of nil real esiute lying and j being wil Iii ii ihc Corporate limits of the town of Orangeburg. K. C., including every building or oilier improvements (in lau<l under Lease from 11.> ii-* Corporate or in dividuals for any lerm <>|' years; 21 2 mills I hereof to be expended for general purposes, and 1 l-2mill for lliu tire l)i p.-i ri inetil. Site. II. lie it further 0 'lined. That the value of all Improvements on Leal Kstnie since l.-i-t Appraisement slndl he assessed for taxation by the Clerk of.' ouneib .Sec. III. //,: it further Ordained, 'i'li ii every I'ersou, firm, Compiiuy or i orpori. tion eng.igad in any Trade, business or Profession hereinafter mentioned shtill obluiu oil or before ihe 1st nay <<f .May A. 1>. I-S7;?, ii License llierefor iu manner herein provided: Ist, '1 hose commencing business after ihe l>t April A 1? 1879, shall obtain u Li cense before entering upon lltai busibess. '.Nl Kvery Person, firm, Company oi Corporation required by (hisOrdiiunice lo obiniu ii l.iei use 10 engage iu any Trade lliisiness or Profession lor vvliicli a License is required shall register with lliu Town Clerk or Iii-? Assistant, I? ? ? or her name or ol vie, und in ease of a firm or company i Ii vir names or stj ies of mich firms or com panies, und I licit' place- of bu-iii !ss. ?o. Their trade, business or profcBviou for which u Lieen-e is required, -fib. The place where such trade. Lum ness or profession is to bo carried on: all of ivhich, mid answers to ipiesliousrelative I to which, sl.nl be given under until. Sr.c. IV. If any person or persons shall exercise or curry on any Trade, business or Profession for the exercise carrying on or doing of which h iicciis(. is re quirod by this ordinnnce without inking oat iuvU Jiccuso ?3 in that bthalf required he, she or they shall besides being liable lor the payment of tho license, be subject to ? i ??unity not exceeding twenty ('Jo) dollars, to lie sited for nud collected in any court uf competent jurisdiction, one fourth ot the i>cnully after deducting expenses of prosecution tu he paid to i ho persou who * first informs of the matter und things whereby the penally is recovered, the ot It - er three-fourths to the benefit uud usu ofj the Town, und lobe imprisoned for a term j not more tliutt twenty days, for each and I every violation of this ordinance. Skc. V. In every license to be taken out under or by the authority of this ordinance ?hall be contained and sot forth the purpose Trade. Business or Profession, for which such License is grunted and the nnmo or place of business of the person or pei-Bom> lut ing out ilie game. I Sec. VI. I'lie Tow n Clerk shall prepare u proper form of License to be issued in each case which License shall be kept by the person receiving the same in a conspi cuous place iis the Town Clerk may direct. Skc VJb A License granted after the 1 si day of April A. 1>. 1S7U ?ball cont'muu in force until I lie 1st day of April A- L?. 1M0 and all licenses granted alter the 1st day of \prll lf<7'.i shall be issued upon the payment of u rateable proportion of the whole amount of money imposed for sich License provided buwever I bat no License be.granted for less than three months though the. time ui the end el the year be less than that. 8km. VIII. Knelt I iccusn granted 'hali lu< tinted oil the 1st day of the month i-i which the liability I be re for accrues aud the amount to be paid therefor Hliall be cotn p il >d therefrom until the end of tho yi?nr: unu every person exercising or carrying on any trade; business or profession shall keep said License in their possession, nud unleas they shall do so shall bo deemed nud taken to have no Liconse, and it shall bo the duty of the Town Marshal and I), i olive Force fo report any violation ihereof Skc. IX. Upon the removal of any per son or persons from the hou.so or premises at which ihe trade, business er profession mentioned in such was athorlzcd it may and -hail be lawful for the Town Clerk to authorize by endorsement of such License, the person removing us aforesaid tu any other place in the corporation to carry nu the trade, business or profession specified in such License at the place to which such person may hnve removed Skc. X. for a License to carry on any trade, business or profession hereinafter im litieued shall be paid lo the TOWU Clerk or '1 rcasurer, viz ? Apothecaries. ?-0; Auibrolypists for one year or lc?s. S*>: Architects, J?:t; Agents of C ii ipahics eaeh$l< ; V gen Is Sewing Machines i'iieh >?')? Auetioncera and Commission Merchant, resident $10; Auctioneers, i rn nsiont, $5 per day. Barbers each batiks $25; Buggies that haul for hire ???'!: bakeries and Confeetinnera tr?; Blacksmiths, J;t; lioot an 1 Shoe Mak ers, Billiard Tables each $10; Board in;: houses En Carpen'i r.< f't: Contractors. $">: Carriage Makers $lo: Cubinct Makers $-. Circuses per day ?25: Carriages, that haul for hire, Docs each ?!; Drays Dentists, each, $5; Dealers in tioods. Wares and Merchan dize other than ilistilled Spirits whose an nual sales are not over $5000, $10; and for each additional $1000 or fraction thereof, 50 cents. (j tinsmiths, .9:".: Game Tables of any kind whatsoever otli r thnii Billiard, $3. IJaeVs, that il for hire hucksters for this l'i-eat year nr part thereof. Hole's. SIO; Harness Maker- and Repair or.?, $5; I lenses and Mules per head (soldjSl Insurance Companies, and their agents, j ?10. .lewotUrs, W&lcli ami Clock Repairers, 310. Master Mechanics each Machines liiceiind Pinning $5; Mill* Grist aud Saw each $>5; Milliners. $5. [J |itor Dealers, hy thequart, S7?; Liiptor Dealers, hy the glas? or otherwise, $100; Provided that no License bo granted for le-s i ban six mouths Livery Stables. o5; Lawyers $5 each, whether in firm or not. Omnibuses $5. rhvsieians each i^; Peddlers per month ?]0; Painters each $3. Nt ws]in] ers, each. $5. Itepnireis of Furniture Restaurants, each. Sah' Stahles euch $25; Shows, r?ido and concerts, $5; Saddle and Harness Makers, jj; Salesmen, Itinerant, per day. $5. VVagons that haul for hire Wheel* wrighls, ^ i 0; Watch and Clock Repairers, $1'?. Tinners, $H>. Si:.-. XI. licit further Ordained. That all male inhabitants of the Town of Orange lung between the ages of 18 and ;">U (uc live firemen excepted) shall be liable to road duty, and shall also be subject ton compound tax of $t! each which said tux si...:I be appropriated to the uses ami bn proveinoutH of the corporation. Skc. XII. lie ii further Ordained, That Hucksters License .?.hall not be liable to m.\ deduction on account of the time iu which such License shall be issue !. Ski*. XIII. lie it further Ordained, That the owner or owners ol" dogs within the Town of fh'ungchiirg S, C. shall pay n tax of.?l upon each and every dog owned by him, her or them, and that tho oivner or owners ihereof shall be provided swith a collar tu t>e Itirnislied til the expense of do Town, ami en and after the lir-u day of June next ensuing, any dog owned by tmy pcis.ni living in said Tow n, found upon tho streets without such collar shall be taken up by the Marshal and tho owner notified thereof, and il such owner or owners shall fail to pay the license upon such dog or (logs within live days after being so notifi ed, said dog or dogs shall he killed. Si.. XIV. licit further Ordained, That all ordiuaitocs or p trts of ordinances levy nig a tax or prescribing ihe mode or timo ol returning nr paying the same or any other regulation in ielation thereto are liercbj continued in lud force and effect so lar as the same are not iu conflict with the provision of tlii* ordinance. Skc. XV. /?'?? it further Ordained, That all Town Tuxes on real estate re tpiircd under ihis ordinance shall be paya ble within(.10) thirty days from the (20) twentieth day of April A. I). 1870. All taxes unpaid alter the expiration of the thirty (30) days shall be subject to nn ad ditional lux ol twenty per centum oii real estate and twenty per centum on Licenses. frltc. XVI. lie it further Ordained, That all approved claims against the Town lie id rived iu payment of taxes and licen ses .'mil oilier dins against the t< wn. I Skc. XVII. lie it further Ordained. Thai the fiscal year shall begin mi the 1st day of April. \. D. 1S7'J Sec. XV 111. lie it further Ordained, That this ordinance shall remain in force until amended or repealed. Sec. XIX. Ue. it further rduined. That all ordinances or purl of ordinances milita ting against tli.s ordinance be and lie; same are hereby repented. Ratified iitltb March, 1S79. [L.?.] JOAH W. MOSELEY, Mayor. Attest: T. R. MltOKB, Clerk. -1-.BBBB 1-L-,..UJ tntotich: .SCHOOL COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE, Ukanokbuku County, Oniiigeburg, S. C, March 13, 1879 Notice is hereby given tbut a certain Claim lias been approved by nie in favor of M. K. Wilkinson, to the amount of tvrtnty six dollars, approved Jnn. 4th, 1879, which through mistake, has the wrong number. The person who now holds tho Claim will please present it at my Office so that I may correet the ruiutako and register the mm D. L. CONNOR, School Commissioner mar 21 ? 5t t Orangeburg County. NOTICK. The undersigned will file his final ac count an Guardian of Alice V. Uarthier with the Hon. Probate Judge'for Orange hurg .Count) on the Sl?tday of March uoxt, und applv for letters of Disiuiwory, C|e. UUaKDNEB, Uuardiaa. Feb. 2?lh 1S79. U THE OF SOREXTllUE & LOlliEA AT MeM ASTER'S BRICK STORE Aro selling specialities, which cannot be excelled nor equalled by auy other Firm in QUALITY and PRICE iu the town of Orungoburg. IIOSIEItY! IIOSIEIEYX! 11 OS I Ell Y !!! 7 cents a pair and upwards. Gentlemen and Lad ion U ndorwear At prices that dely compotitiou. Besides our General Stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Hoots, Shoes, Hats. etc., dVe. Which we will sell, until further notice, at New York oost. Remember also our tu A. jNI I> S and 1LHJMIX1TORS j Which has proved to bo the 3EST LAMP in use.; e>3>" Give us a call. No trouble to show Goods. SORENTRUE ?feLORYEA, Proprietors of the "California St?ro.?* sept 7 1S78 6? :.t ?r- - ~i.'t*.? trt .V?v( r..- - 1 i-. a livir.r; prison ?J * .?>;v.) jir.int thrctith listl*?'i otic* < ? i l.lif biur, lo hive lite L; c a-?! OlLW ir->pu.-i?^?e r|MI >in< J or li :- J f<?'si it. Xi'? i? 0?? a. Ui'?I 1 purj;a:is < ef tijc I ircls. kci if Ike l.iei* be?c?'? jj; ia?;mt if is ?i>-i \r- true. I fri-iTi i!.c Uu^, )nr. mmj* . i ;Ji thevti.** a." I iL. f -; j:- ! :.. . ,'ilip i i".[;fi: |V. yi -'- perfS cf rsva -.!:'::>. C(.u3m it I? turn yellow or a ?jrty Weva '1 14 VIOMSc'l I e?.ililcMf^. IWi! I>J? ntn I?, Initiemixa,Constlpkttev, Hectaeew, ??'??? : ..w . J :.,<?;.;?...Mtl -del Fo?. Pile*. : j..: I Sour Sl..rrach, and [<nnij <!??l?f !< w. y. --v'.-'.i's it ?rsyi <e, U ? t-^i tc^.kiV*? discovery for torpidity, caitte? Ike Li??r la r>if frtui one i.?o <-u-it?< ofb?c?-"-1 ?'? - e?? blood paeses through it, ?s lor.jc'M tT* i. mm ?> Ccssoftdtd; J.11J ills i&Vct ufert? c f?w ??.*.*? ;;,fn ycl.OW Complexion or a It.wi dirtr U^lat I Mil, Will h r.H ?/J?0 Irr it? ihryleinslSe '..si symptoms 1? disappear, l ue t?r< t>/ u!t Wtt . ... i! -. .-..i nn?l I :/n c-i.i^'-int vi i-.^J* cor*-qt ' rtaMnj; Ksmtisi i? tccor.liPccvrltS.iirte'.ie??. ifc.ldac'je i* truvr?'!? fkrr.l in Irin'; i ml*, nr..I an disease iIiai muci >'i4i>t lac Liw e>? r ;:??! if ? fi ir in: I iitivifi SCM.D AS A SUBSTITUTS TOR TiLUm) r.Y ALL DRUGGISTS. Pries 25 G?nts and S1.00 M This fat.-H'y rf Cor.-jr.iption er Ttirt>ct iu4 11.111:;; Diseases, which ?w.fj? I* tlie cr/ vr kt 9ii<!*inird of all il'-aiS's victims, >Him i>oa? iV? I Opium or M !)r;i!;iiii wejum*.-u, which ?IrapVj ? jiL^c^ as ih= wort cf d-ath fon cm. (in,cfl?ri1 I be paid if Opium t?r MorpVine, or any priTarati?? cf Opiun, MorrMne ?>r I ru.?ie Acid, ?.alie i. jm! pa the C'.or.r. t'Loxyaa Covoll Svrer, vVo-k Vj?s Cured people who a.o livini; lo Jay with Va i :nainla?i hsaj No nnatrr v-to&a car> he eV??? than lusiy ihst Consumption is incutahte. TK?? i nil Ft-OWPIt CoV'.II Svrit will cur? ?i wsvwk. . '1 ( l..-r means have failed. Also, Colds, CevsV Asthma, ItroucVilis, aiiH ai.lt disesac*) ?t ihe iWkvkw .i.iil In:-. ,s. Kcs.l 0?c li\liinonials ut tKs Hm. Alexander II. .Str i'.iciis, CJov. braikh ?xJ K?-C*t. .'ioi. ?> f.l <"n.T lion. l'>ro. PeabOfty, ua wrW ?? of f!i r remarVaWe rurra in ?vrV-k>V?rWs : tallrt ibetirujstores?ar.tl be rao^ie?:?^ tJtsi if ynn wish lo V < cured y<<u can \><i b>~ uluua; t*** Ui.or.3 I'l.owi:" Coven SY*t'r. T.iVc pa Troches or Ixii. hrvs for Soro TWtwu, v.-h-n you can ret 11 loth Plowk? Syhcf ?t s?te?j j-.rifi?. I"'>r salr by *U LlruggisU .. ... > , . Pnco 25 Cents and $1.00 Ciive niitrattct ire rro>'ie in in? ?rearmeut of ait *SJ ^isi* lbs l ^ tri m j . ... i? io ilie bicod. Hol 'u!j. tula, .-lypouii, mi. 5>w?ili?i^ . llMeeious > and Skin 1 'licase, in a l?osiaaad. yjf !i^ ovstcyl Hlthelit ilie ?ic ft Msrcury ic iMnefcrm. ?_ I Mercury mis de bones, and tlia diseases It ??o? r<|,iii:irx irr ? j' je llianany other kind of bloecl o? ? xVm Ci\r .^e I>?. vi Ii, s i ov's Sru 11>* d* or Ql r.nn'"* PcLinHt is ihe only modlcin? jj^iuj on wl ich a hopu ?f r.-rovory frota ^ecvfvia, t>r? ?Irr.ills and Merrnrii.) ^';^'-lSl-s >n all si-iaea, can f.e Mr. M; aabty founrtcst. ami thai will cure Caace. >-". .'I he ;iaid hy the |.roj?rlftor* If Merriwy, m iM any Ingredient net purely v. jcvablc and haraaw t"* less can I'i fourtd ia It. Price by all PrUmf?M|)t,c*a, Oi. it. V; nwnt ?njr.K Svsrr and MsvJUKl'l r| (IsrATINSl i ? j> TMB I.ivaa s<sr weJo by all L'n ;. KJ IflsO I? ?\ Cent and ii.oo bcAdex tl A. r. U?P.HELL & CO., Proprlctcra, PH?LA-?L,PHliV ????. For Sale bjr Hr. A. C Luke i. FliO Make Money H and last, ngon'.s should address Plcnunzatly FIN LEY HARVEY <t Co., AtUnt*, Ga Inn? 1 \y