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The Oyangeburg Times L O O A L ~~ ""notice My connection with tho Times having ceased on tho 1st of January, 1879, by the sale of the property to MesBrs. Meliichamp & Edwards, I hereby authorize Mr. W. A. Edwards to collect and receipt for all amounts due rue on tho paper as its proprietor up to tbo aforesaid date. George Bomver. I'ostoflicc Hours. Open from 8:H0 to 10 A. M. Open from 10>i0 A. M. to 4 P. M. On and after the 1-th inst., the- Columbia miail will be opened and delivered each night. Columbia ntail closes at 10 A.M. Charleston mail close* at ?MO P. M. On Tuesdays and Fridays u mail for FeldervUle, \ ances Ferry and Holly Hill, clones at 7:'A0 A. M. On Fridays a mail for Krietts' mills, Witt?1 mills and ltiuhes' Store, closes at 2:30 P- M. Oar Sunday Rambles ? Methoi>ist Church?Rev. (). A. Darby, took as his morning theme the obedience displayed by Abraham in ?<\ r.jM < '"' '' - Kmiid ol God to oiler up his son Jsauc as a sacrifice upon the altar. 11c shewed that tho object of God in giving this command, seemingly so hard, was first to try the patriarchs faith and thereby do him good; and secondly to give the world an ex ample of faith and obedience, and thereby do others good. He then showed how faithfully Abraham ful filled tho command of God in every particular. First, bis resignation. He never murmured or suid a word although his beloved son was to be the victim, but meekly submitted to God's w 11. Secondly, his promptness. He made no delay, but proceeded at the lirst dawn of day to execute tho command delivered to hitu by the angel of the Lord. Thirdly, he kept his trouble to him self, fearing that publicity, might thwart the execution ol God's will. La?tly,/"* persevered to the end, and quailed not at di?iculties When iinally a lamb was piovided for the sacrifice instead ot his sou Abraham called the place Jehovah jireil, the Lord will provide. The lessons impressed by the ser tnoti were, resignation t God's will under all difficulties, promptness iu doing our duty, heroism iu bearing our troubles by uurselves, and per Reverence and urmueis in tho path of rectitude. Presbyterian Church?In the afternoon liev J. D. A. Brown de livered an address in tin interest of foreign missions. Interesting par ... lieulrua were given al iiiwiu '? tbo pro gress ol missions under the auspices ol this Church in Brazil. At one Church in this country as an indica tion of the success of tho cause, ?-150 were raised by the members, and the same amount by a society organ ized among the ladies of the Church. The money so raised was applied to the support of the Church, and tho employing of a bible reader We were urged to redoubled efforts for the promotion of this important cause. Lutheran Church?In the even ing Rev. J. F. Riser preached from the words, "And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so mtibt the son of man be lifted up," The preacher showed he analogy be tween the brazen serpenj which was lifted up in the wilderness, and which if tho Israelites merely looked upon would cure their, of the bites of the fterpents which were scut to scourge them, and the .Savior who w;u> placed upon the cro s to save sinners from the result of their sins. In either case a simple look was necessary but it must be the look ot faith. Christ is unw lifted up before us; let us look to 11 iin and be saved. The Sign Of foaming beer can be seen ail over our town. Ice Crcniu Can be had at Eros' fashionable saloon, which is now thoroughly fixed up for visitors. See his adver tisement,_ _ Alive, T. Kolin advertises a splendid lot of clothing und dry goods in to-day's issue. Co around and bo suited at this fashionable emporium. lue "California Store," Kept by Messrs. Soreutrue e% Lor yea, is well stocked with fresh goods. Read the advertisement, and drop in for bargains -i *m * mm - The Frost On last Thursday and Friday do stroyed all the gardens in thi- vicini ty, but what is still worso the fruit crop is supposed to bo entirely ruined. l>r. prices Cream Raking Powder?for purity, strength and healthfuluess it stands alone. For sale by Dr. J. G. Wan maker. That Well * In the Court House equaro ought to be attended to. it has already been the subject of an essay; and we suggest that one of Mr. Merjii* ey's elrvfttorfl be put in it. Pulling? There's no dangor of an editor being "pulled up," for he spends hitu acll in pulling other.*. DiHtingniBkcd Counsel? Geu. M. C. Butler und Hon. M. P. O'Connor have arrived iu Charleston to lake part in the defeuco of tne prosecuted Democrats. lSarly? We learn that Mr. Joseph St root, of Georges Station<Jia3 already eaten Irish potatoes of this year's growth, j out of his garden. Beat th.it il you can 1 Muzzle your Dogs Wo call atteutiou to the Ordinance of the Town Council published else where, requiring that all dogs ruu ning at largo ou tho street must bo muzzled, or they will be shot. j lie YoHuk America* Tuintd out in usual lorce on Tues day afternoon for monthly parade. A trial of speed in ruunhur .1 .._ s- fe wuicr was made, and the time was remarkably good. The Trial - At the request ?f our County Chairman, Gen. Izlar, one of tho counsel selected by the bar to defend the Democratic prisoners, proceeded to Charleston on Wednesday night to look alter their interest. ItuierlitH off Honor ? The members of Orangeburg Lodge No. 1-1G2 K. of 11. are re quested to attend a meeting of their Lod^e on Monday evening next at 7:30 o'clock. A full mooting ia do sired. J. L Heiivtm*n. Reporter. House llurut?? Tho residence and cotton h mse of Mr. Harmon Rush, near the State road were destroyed by fire on last Friday, not m-re than half of the contents being saved. The fire w?S suppoKt d to have caught by a spark from the chimney Death? We regret to learn of the death of Mrs. Davis, the mother of Mr. J. \V. Davis1 who was recently killed in the unfort ticute encounter which is well known to our people. She was buried on Monday morning, leaving a larue circle of friends to mourn her loss. The Weekly Neirn Is one of the most valuable papers in the State, aud the efforts of Messrs. Rinrdnn & Dawsnn lor its continued improvement as evidence I by the prize story scheme and the handsome reward bflVrcd, deserves public ac knowledgment. The paper is a com plcte condensation of the news of the week. A (Jood Idea? Since writiug ?ur local on the pressing necessity of raising money to defray the expenses of our perse cuted Democrats now on trial in Charleston, we understand that a concert will he held for the purpose on next Tuesday nigh I in the base ment of the Prc>b)tcrinn Church, lid us make it a complete success. Mexico and United Stales? Owini; to their warm and dclig il. ful climates, their iuiiabi ants grow j sallow from torpid 1 ivers, Indigo.? j lion and all diseasessrising from a disordered Stomach and H weis. They should ol course at ad times keep tho liver active, and to our readers we recommend ''abler'* I'm** t a line, er Vegetable Liver Powder. Taken in time will often save nione\ and mil ch suffering. Price 50 cent*!. For Side by Dr. J. G. Wannatnaker. A Puzzle? If some of our juvenile readers wish a lottd instructive lutl, thevcuii find it in trying tu see how many words, and surenoes can b:5 out Iu out "f the word "Display," by using the Seven letter.- in ihis wohl. fr?' it, and you will be surprised to see tbe number ol words and sentences you can get. Report, the result, and we will publish the name of tho boy or girl wdto finds the greatest number. < harming Handiwork - We hud the pleasure in one of out local strolls of examining a must beautiful and ingenious piece oi handiwork executed by Miss Alber gotti. a daughter of Mr. T. \V. A Iber gotti. It was a brooch and a pair of ear rings made of tho scales of fish caught in the Ed is to River. Tho scales were beautifully polished, and presented a pearl-like appearance, tbe whole being tastefully arranged on silver wires. We appreciated tho specimens the move irom the fact that they aro entirely homo mad<?. They can be fern at Mr. T. W. Albergotti's store. ?HB_!_I_l-^-?-=s= Attention Edisto Rifles! Attend a regular quarterly meet ing of your Corps at Engine Hall, Tuesday evening, April 15th, at 7i o'clock. A punctual and prompt attendance is earnestly requested. Members will please come prepared to pay their dues. By Order of Captain S. Dibble. G. A. Nbuffer, Jr., Secretary. Advertised Letters Kemaiuiug in Postoflice, March 29, 1879 : M J Brice, Coliius Ca won care of Jeff Way, Jno Cherry care of Jim Davis, Peter Darrel I, Miss CS Davis, Albert Evans care CaUin Bhuler, L D Fogle, Edward Green, Morgan Gariok, Henry Giobs, care of Henry Davis, Mnnuel James, Thorn? as Johnson, Annie Michael, Hasel tine Nettles, Mrs M II Pooser Miss S A Scabrnok, Billy Shuler ^colorud; care Jessie \N ay, James Wright. Road Overseers ? Th e following named persons were appointed bv ?l?.? jb?atd or County Commissioners in their hist meeting as Road Uvcrseers for the Townships uumc1: Edisto?M. F. Ant by. Union ? R 11 Quuttlebaum. Willow?J W Martin. Gnodland?W L Ehuey. Liberty?Jos. A Kennerly. Hebron?Jno. 1) Livcngstou. Hocky Grove?-J Walter Harley Amelia?J K Haue, Dr. W E PuU. Elizabeth?Jno. S Rowe, Jno. North. Caw-(Jaw?J Rhett Kilev, J A Hook. Lyons?Dr. J W Summers, J W Seller.-,. Goodbys?C S Edwarls. Middle ?J L Rush. Poplar?S M Keramer?n, 1 ine Grove?J E .Jones. Cow Cattle?J J Whetsell. Bruuchville?E T R Smoak. New Hopi-Irvill J Dukes. Vauces Ferry ?G M Nortis. Providence?B O Evans. ? -IM I ?i The Young 3Iens Christian Association At this place, h ive fitted up a neat apartment, conveniently situate! on ussell street, which they use tor n reading-room. This room is open every night in the week, excepting Sundays, and the public generally and the youi g men of tho town especially are welcome to the ad - van lag s it all", .ids. The. have constantly on tile the "Daily News and Courier,'' "Leslies Illustrated Paper and Sunday Magazine." Oi\ii>??!??-.h a Timm, 'Orange!) irg Democrat," and tho ''Southern Christain Advocate," '?Weslevan Advocate,'' "Religious Herald," "Southern Prcsbyterian," ''Lutheran Visitor and Watchman," (Associa tion paper.) . here is also to b<: Intimi a very fair collection of books, both sccului aud religion* The room i-, very neat y furnished, being car petcd, with wul s decorated with up propriate mottoes. They have pro vided innocent auiusemeiits, siich as "Che.-s" and "Drafts," and have in their room i neat parlor organ. All of these are sure to be used ami en joyed by any who may call. The Libra ran i.i in attendance and will give all visiti r.s a hearty ivclcom >. W ih due respect lo the feelings of our youi.g "neu, wo would point ihe:n to tins pla o for pleasure iusttiad of those p aces of vice and w.ekedness, winch are ever open and en icing to liie youth of our lull 1, an I which en tail misery and sufF.-riug upon those who v isil i hem. We take mis opportunity of re turning the thanks of this body ol young men to the people) tor their liberality, and point them to this en it rprrse us its result. The Democratic Cumon \\ ill come up in the U. S. Court in Charleston next week, and a num ber oi our citizens arrested lor parti san purposes will be lorce.l to the metropolis to stand their trial. e have alluded lo this matter mice bet?re, and we again remind our readers that their cause is ours, and (hut it is our duty to stand by them, i'hey have been brought into this difficulty in their efforts for the ac complishment ol the victory winch we are now enjoying, and which has shed its blessings, nut only upon Democrat-, bul upon the citizens gene rally, ll would be a disgrace upon the Democratic party if they are not supplied with tlie necessary means for their expenses. Cuu wo expo t men tu risk themselves ill future elec lions to check Radical intimidation and bull dozing it we do not stand by thein now iu the hour of their trial ? It is erroneous to suppose that the money is wauteil to fee lawyers. they have already, as is clearly their duty, voluntecied their ?ervices free of charge. The expenditure wiil bo the traveling and board oxpenses of tho principals and tiocossary wit nesses, which, a'oue, will not be auy trifling sum. Ith U"* to be raised, and tho sooner vre xealizo it she belter. Tho ;e* eponfle, wo understand, lins not been udequuto to tbo occasion. We hope some practical plan will bo adopted, and that by tho middle of the week the wholo amount necessary will bo obtained. Let not the citizens of the town, who are most directly interest ed, be laggard. A Novelty ? We uoiieed at Mr. Kirk Robin son's quite a uovelty in the way of a lamp with a clock in the lo\sor part of it, thus giving us light and time ut once. The hunp is a very fine one aud the two trticles together cost very little more- than either wuuld scpH rately. The FincKt Sugar-cured bjimn and breakfast strips ever o lie red in mis market at Mr. P. W. Bull's. Pomona Crange? The Annual meeting of this bodj composed of delegates from all the (1 ranges of the County, met in the basement of the Presbyterian Church on last Saturday, where a very in teresting and profitable \=sion was held. The following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year : Dr W F Rarton, W M. Z F Gramliug, Overseer. J. II. Felder, Lecturer, A M Salley, Steward. W T Mtiller, Assistant Steward. Dr. T A Elliott, Chaplain. SM Fairev,Treasurer. Kirk Robinson, Secretary. A Join (lain, Gate Keeper. Mrs (/ M Feider, Ceres. Mrs M A Summers, Pomona. Mrs A L Culler, Flora. Miss Liviuia Pe|der,'Xi A S* Executive Committee?I)r J W Summers, F il Gramliug, Dr J C rioltuan. Tho Committee to whom was on trusted tbo mnttofaof the expediency and practicability of establishing u co operative store, reported favora bly, and the same Committee was charged with tne duty of opening subscription h oks, and carrying out the plan Tbc matter was very freely and ably discussed and it is hoped for interest of tho Grange that the project will, soon be ousu n mated. Mr J. II. Felder supp orted the measure in a strong spa ph. Alter the bu^hj^^of tho meet inj; was over the delegates, with their guests repaired to the tables, groan* ing with good things spi ead upon them for the gratification of the inner-man. It was at this juncture that the TlMES appeared upon the scene, thanks to the kind attention of Worthy Muster Baiton und Fx Worthy Master, Capt. Ed. Folder, and was thus initiated into the fifth The enjoyment of this degree im pressed us very favorably with the organization, and convinced us that its mein hers are far from want. Social gatherings like these, cheer, d, ton, by the presence of the ladies, tend in no small degree to relieve the solitude of the farmers lib, and should be encouraged. Slave You i lie ltuckeye ? It is a well established fact, thai 'fabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment will cure, il used uccording to directions. The /Esculus I'liponcaslanum, or Horse Chestnut, commonly known as the ll.iekeyc, lias been highly esteemed tor many years, owing to the fact, that it pis-cs-es virtues, lying in the bitter principle called Esculiu, which can be utilized for the cine of Piles Ifnfleclcd with that terrible, disease, use 'fabler's Buckeye Pile O nttreat, and be re lieved. Price 50 cent^. For Sale by Dr. J. U. W'uu namuktr. An eccentric inventor is getting up a new patent chair for dentists. A concealed spiing in it runs a tack up through the seat, and while the pati ent is howling and Iis attenti m is diverti d by tho attack below the tooth is pulled out. Market Reports. Corrected every week by Messrs. Bull & ScOVILKm Fnii'ay, Avail 11, IS7U. COTTON Middlings. lOlftt Low Middlings. 10 <Jf\ Ordinary. 9 PROVISIONS Corn.$ 70 New Corn . Peas. Fodder, per 100 lbs. Hough Kice.20 W. F. Robinson, WATCH MAKER AJeweler, KUSSEL ST-, .?raiigcburg. N, C. A li tbh mpply of Landreth's Seeds always ou band. NEWJTOKK. ing Spikg ?ispla'i op NEW DRY GOODS. WE CAN POSlllVLtA liiSMtr Tli.vi ?i .? v PKition iiavk v i. dikplayi i> a .. :som Mi:.NT t >F Ms) (iuOi'> ? >' ? AUi.ut.A.1; I U filft RKQU1HF.menth OK tu k PCIILM OH >j piiices s ) ai n'tv" 7 i . sKccsi.nnrs Oi- LCOilOttlCAJ. j.i.iii i-i..u. SILKS. Our rtl.A^K KII.K3 cmitulll t!"; ? ' """n brand* til B"nn?t, !?? i>-...>\ Ti-t??i r. Oultn-l Oi> raid. ???1 >.'u?rr?jui:'i : r-.-?. ?? . ?. Tllft Lotd & Taylor L.iillLV SILK eiiloyi ? n> inc. ii ur umvcr-a! ??'lit-.' ..? tii.-t w muur u.i ?< j. Our %ini?r!ran i-.o-.-i.. INnKSTun'Tinr.It BLACK hiLK j :?t.j ;i?ittli eurita ? .-.i i.uor, belnt; cqttal to the be?i ??? t???e|rn maniiUeu' > ;i liu'i th -o.i. I c] : v ..v !u ft a lilt A! I-i' In OOLOHED HlLha our I. <-t I?' rl W offwra.l a" | rict< ll.at ' "??">' ''v.- t '? M COLOUr.n AND HLAOK imLK DAMASK! < am b.A il.v th* MlortciKK I 'I ' am <-f A lie '.';?u M?' k?j??. in SI'MMKU atl.K! mid FCCLATin* ?< evet vtimiv lliut i. ww and l*autiiul. DRESS ?-OOB3. Novelties In CncMviiK-rt-t, SiiUiiiv?, U:?i ttv*, and the standard fhilli?. Hi ?plen?! i v.t'!???? ?l?'n " AiMlT^iu'a " S ' ?<?.?.-;>:i.i-. ! n ?"? ?. Drr>-? iion.l?. MoiiiU Cloths, Co-till'-1 I'.-f Cheviot-*, Ac wit'i ?:>? rv jjrad?. i lit I' ->J ? ? <? Brat-clast t atabli*luu? t. Shawls, Cloaks, and Wraps. Thl* department maintains i < >u|irciua?.y. ?i.d ?ho*? tin- '?...-t production* Ii ?? .'s?- ????' centres. .... Our :?).' 'tut jH-.n.-t ? ? --it i-..J mad* t>T m-n tailortUcrtlor? i>:?? ^t i jit arc *rasiu Suits and. C<$ stupes. Oitr SUITS n. 1 COST CM RS rottv <:i<Mii ?'<*! nr . - sir. ? iici *. j (ratty eat-iblUht:d. at;j re, r< nil -.'i?-- latent ?:> lea and Uiiilotil. La-Jus' s>u<I CiiiWrco's Uiidcrgariufiits. SuiK-r'.i a *-< t.iii?-- ist <?' flt.il Krehclt haii-Lot ?' ITS DC lift'KAU, cotnurtalnc ?",,*.? requisite lor a la.r.'. Wardiol'O. i?.o. ctiUUfaa* iut? r-s ?-.i... ? i?-' mill m/v. . , Our Int.-.ma' FnmUh!?." p ? !lsn* om'?:/ egulppid. Uout|.l t? Vturdrul***-? Mv ??? f;i5: f.ntfr <o'Vi In tiroiiortlc'i Ar-.- arlifwln Hip Vier? ru'.p *t i:?s tri'-e .* ..!^ -..?.? Uie Uomc-iun&t arttclc, and mti m r. ?.?tut.tu lory. Hosierf. Cloves. & fiandkcrtliiefs. TL? Ur^-.rt rarfit, ^"-1 tnn.t unioitc f-i'i;'' nov?ltiei Is: Oiu city. Alw. iu? uvuium i adi ?? hcv? fur ladlei ?jI ciitiurmi a*, vary in? ?rai pri ;ca. Ladte?'. ir.t??s', iuJ children'* kid.ftotn,iu;<J L*?l- Thread Olovoi of ttes t ? ntaitutattur? it all tho liavrcstahaJaalo watch an) Jrcs? maturiai A ?ui .-rl< r rv'.l il! ?) of |>: ?Iii hrimiicn 'in--: r-t I ? II iiacu llrinsUlClll-d, mil wolloj il l>?i k c'ilcf* A'?'<. emhroW-'r-.d =i 1 IlntidLureUMi anaurpa*Md .n l>? ? tj -"? : AH t>i? rr* ' ? '????tsil?w? (i^rr cMjw Gents' FurniaLiiig G-.v-Jj. Ever? r')*?i>>l* r?aut"lt? for s it-n?l?in?ii'* oiitll. Kn.t-c;.-j anJ uivliutu nrr.d - too ? ? ir ii.-.ml roasoiml i?' ??? ic ? Qu ilm . *tv ? . ?i 1 fl; ivi prominent Icuturi ? oi tiili >'-? irtn'' Boots and Sii?e?. Tr.r uprltu and rummer, for l.adi >(<--??>. *n.l C'.ildtrii Cloth loji. h??* hott n ?ho tP. . of the *va?<'ii. S3 a!.?i genuine WiJ WjUHh; bo>ti. $U 7.i. Low ?ti vafrftin C- i >*?'?. ?!'>?? anallty i ?-r IIroui f i '.'.-> t'i f... ?'. Mi.v > i.'-?t ucVitit't-'oat, Hi>r:-.-il htittonholt??. s. Chitlr?-iiN hand mad*, ?prim heel. liUt.oiiSivota.Cl.tiO; (ufauts.' ..i*>, color*. *IJA lloy%' and T??ltti*' Pwncli rail b-,,t-n t- i>. F2.7S. ?n.| a ffOod,dur*hl? laced f'u'i 11.05. Oj- Uur a<xiil? urr alt fli-?t-cl.???. %V?a Hii nil .i.-il -r? fxnttly ?od iu lii^ Intrrrat or uurekaaen. ataatrunta? m'.I |?tirel?t??ca tn t.e antl*ft?etory I? buyers, r>n.l *n>Dd rcitily t.i remedy 1.11 i rrr.r.. V c luvlt? ortlcrs, convinced ilirtt tt flrai trinl will Inwtir?- n? th? rvguliaf .-uatom brmtfter. All <>rtl?-ra fi.r Gouili to he ?icc.iin.Mi uti it by the roonev: nr. where i?i?rll?-a W-Uh. <<uinl? will ha ?ent l>y cx|iri??, ?'. ?>. 1?. Where the remlltunce la too ln-.-?r, we lalwuya rvniru the dlTeruucc. Broadway aiuT Twcnl idh St., G raad, thrystio. ami lorsytfa, X. ?pr'l 11 i 2 in 45 Yeera Before the Public THE C5MUINE DR. C. HcIANFS CT.l ebrated LIVER PILLS, r ok the cure or Hepatitis, or Liver Complaint, ursrirttA axu iuk iia??chi. Symptom's of a Diseased Liver. T)A1NT in the right side, under the I edge of the rihs, increases on pres sure; sometimes the pain is in the left side; the patient is rarely able to lie ni\ the left side ; sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder blade, and it frequently extends to the top of the shoulder, u.iul is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in the arm. The stomach i.-> affected with loss of appe tite and sickness; the bow els in gen eral are costive, sometimes alternative with lax; the head is troubled with pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy sensation in the hack part, 'l iiere is generally a considerable loss of mem ory, accompanied with a painful scn s.uie.n 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 are ''?M or burning, and he complains of a prickly sensa tion of the skin; his 5p:<its arc low; and although he is satisfied that exer cise would be beneficial to him, yet he can scarce!) summon up fortitude enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts every remedy. .Several of the above symptoms attend the disease, but c.i3cs have occurred where few of them ex isted, yet examination of the body, after death, has shown the ) iver to have bei n extensively deranged. AG U IS A ND FEV E R. Dr, C. McLane's Liver Pills, in casks of Ague and Fever, when taken with Quinine, arc productive of the most happy results. No better cathartic can he 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 a> a simple purgative,they are unequalcd. BEWARE Ol' IKI?ATION?. The genuine nie never iu^.ir roatct!. livery box has a re?l wax sea! on ihr liti, with the impression Dr. .Nit Lane's Livkk Pills. The genuine Mc LAN It's T.ivmt Tills Lrai the signatures of C. McLaXK ami FLeMJNM Bkos. on the wrappers. ^ Insist upon having the genuine I>r. C mclane's liver Pills, preparul by Flem ing Pros.,of Pittsburgh, Pa ,the m.trkci hcin full of imitations of the name Mr i.nur galled differently but "?e pronunciation, 1 jan 18 167? ly Call at the OF SORENTRUE &LOR1EA Before purchasing elsewhere, and examine their New and well selected stock of Spring Goods Which they sell at prices to suit the hard times. Embroideries! From 2.to 20 cent per yard. Sheetings! Bleached and Unbleached, 6 -4, 8-4 9 4 ami 1U-4 lV?ui 13 tu 30 cunts per yard. HOSIERY! HOSIERY!! HOSIERY!!! 5.000 pair to be sold rogardleas of COST. Gents Furnishing Goods I A complete line 10 per cent Cheaper than elsewhere. Besides our General Slool* Of J Vy Goods, Groceries, Canned Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Cigars And Tobacco. Remember our L A. M 1? 9 1XD ILLUMINATORS Try one and yon will recommend them SORENTRUE <t LORY E A. sopt 7 1S78 Oh "N OTICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE, Oraxorunic Cocmty, Orangeburg, S. C, March 13, 1879 Notice is hereby given that a certain Claim has been approved by me in favor of M. K. Wilkinson, to the amount of twenty six dollars, approved Jan. 4tb, 1379, which through mistake, bus the wrong numbw. The person who now holds the Claim will please present it at my Office so that I may correut the mistako aud register the asm* D. L. CONNOR, School Cauimiuiouor mar 21?St I Orangcburg Couatoy. NOTICE. Tho undersigned will file his final ac count as (Guardian of Alice V. ?ardaer with the Hon. Probate Judge'.for Orange burg Count) on the 31i?tday of March nu.?, aud applv for lettera of Dlsmiasory. C..E. ?UaRDNER, Utter ?Uta. Feb. 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AstlimA, nronchttU, aud all i!.:-??> ? o< 0.? ikr^* ai I liitiR*. HeI the lc Hi -v la af the Ute?. .'.I.:, phcru, Cav. iiaalA ba4 Ea^-a?. ' i mi ol < ... lion. tiro. Peato.tr, ?? ?Ht_r? ui.^i i.i c;.-.. r remarUahte ciirti la aiirbeA^waji to all ; t i'.? ?irt?3 itc.ts?and 1 > c-nT-iat' i tS-t at ><? ! r.. \\ to I ? c.:..J y>-4 i m ks r-y laLin* a* 0 jl i r'low N vJoer.ii hv?i'?. TaVe no Troches -r l?-er.*j'ii f>r rore TV?-??, ?rtii i yott can ert Ol r.rn Ftetrra i>TRCT at ?aaaai price, hur sals by all Drilggiiti Pries 25 Gents and $1.00 I cr.'vr mUukci are made i:? the lrc^?nrs? ff" ?B ^.ilifensf* thai .-rite fiort poitmi Jr. blood. Kot i_j ...:c cue of bcro.'uli, Sypbtlb, WVise SwoCU?, ^JjUtcerou? Sorra mid Sl.ia J?.?.-et-, i-t ? thotuaaii, i i irr.i.e.i erilhl ;it ihr >.ie ef >t<roiry ii ?rme form. I_IMercury rot* it;e b.>i;?j, ae>1 the 4i*easM it ??e? tB'iU-.cet nre ?0rJ? til .rv a ty C'.kcr V|rd of htc?4OT yjlskia i'.iJ-.t .j rm ba, L'a. 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