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The Orancetiftlrtr Time? Ja O C J? Ta PtoHtofiieo Hours. Open from 8:.'t0to 10 A.M. Open from 10:80 A. M. to 1 1?. M. Ouand ?fter the 1-th inst., the Columbia mail will be opened and delivered each hiebt, Columbia mail closes at 10 A. M. "Charleston mail closes at 5::50 I*. M. On Tuesdays and Fridays a mail for Felderville, Vance* Ferry and Holly Hill, elo*ea at 7.:'.0 A M On Fridays a mail for Knotts' mills, "Wittrt' millrt* and Kishc.V ?tore, closes at 2:30 P: M. The Kalii Ott Tuesday, was quite refreshing and beneficial to gardens und crops. - mm ? ? *? -- The First Okra we have so -n this season was grown by Mrs. J. M. D ura v. . . - mm- ? ? *$ce Advertisement Of Mr. Janice Vau Tas3el in tanother column. An Old E-'oikw Concert Is saui to l.<* iti contemplation by the Voting folks. Fine Jvrlek From Sunny Side, owned and for sale by A. B. Walker. Zion Towgsr-.ltin Democratic Club will moot Fri lay th.o 14th inelnut, to elect delegates to the County Convention. Fisblng Sterns to bo the favorite past time just now. In fact times are so du 1 that there is little else to do. lSueon ? Mr. J. C. Pike has jus', received a large lot ol the above article. Go anil supply yourselves. Thanks To Mrs. P. Dibble for a present to cur editor at the Floral Fair of one ( f the finest bunches ol beets on exhi bition. 1 renn Heel We undcrst'in-.i that .'doisr.-. ilick eubaker it Riser havo purchased some lino beeves to butcher for this market. Remember that the 10th of dune is the last day to pay youi town tuxes, j Alter this dyto <:.\ecutn>ns will bo issued. Clufliii? 'i he examination of this Universi ty will take place on -Monday an* Tuesday, and the exhibition on We i nesduv. Fine TolmocoM ? A huge, htoek ol li e finest grades of tobacco manufactured can he found at Pr. J. G. Wanna maker's. Go and try it. Sttnitury 1'recuniioii Should be taken by our Hoard ol Health. It is gelling on to the stck ly season, and all filth or ntliiaiiao? should he'renioved. - fit. MntthcwH ? A correspondent from this place says tkat farmers are looking happy over the rcceni rain. A mad dog came in town and cre ated quite a row. The ]SeiYS uU?l Courier Now reaches ns n't breakfast or a little after, which hi quite an im provement on the o d vcbedufc, the train passing hire about .Si o'clock. Itemovitl ? For the present, Mr. DeMars will occuj y the storo ono door west of L>r. Reeves' drug store and formerly occupied by Mr. Schnallte, where he can be found by his customers. A Kird, Supposed to he of the Fame sftfeit s as tho one killed by Mr. H. O. Smonk, was seen and shot at by Mr. Willie Robinson on tho Ed is to on Tuesdoy. 'S Sic School Convention Takes plaeo to-morrow, but wo l.ave uot ascertained the place of meeting. Superintendent Thompson is expected to be here, and we hope there will he a full turn out of teach ?ers 'to gicet hi in. Our a hanks Are hereby returned to the Com mittee of the Senior Class of the Columbia Female College for a tpecinl invitation to the Commence ment Fxcreises which tako placo on tho 13th of June. 'The Cane OfD. F. Fleming and Wni. Grog;*, ?who aro under indictment, with sev eral others, for conspiracy to defraud tha County of A ikon out of large sums of money, has been transferred for trial to Orangeburg, on tlie yrovwl that a fair trial could not bo obtained in lhat County. * Ire An outh-nisc on Dr. "Salley's place near town was destroyed by (ire on Saturday. "Stick," Says the News and Courier. "But," says its Washington correspondent "If they (the Democrats) 'stick' now they will lind themselves stuck after the uext election." (MEiec IB ours On Sunday, at Dr. Wannamakcr's drug store, from ?8 to 10 A. M. and from Oj to 81 1'. M. In case of emergency access can he luv<l to the drug store any houi during the day or nifthu Attention F.diHio ItlflcN-" Attend an extra meeting of your Corps at the Eugiuj Hall Tuesday, June 10th, at 8 oMock P. M. A lull ut tendance i-i earnestly desired. By ordi r Capt. Sam'l Dtnni f.. AUUUSTCS NliUFKKK, See'}'. TIic Totiriiuuieut At the Moral Pair pussvd oil" well The victors were W. T. Oliver 1st prize; Win. Clover, 2 I priz ; d. A I Siilley, 3d prize. dim tiding W..8 veiy gi od, and the till added much to tie interest of the day dlt?o. s. Shirer, SCsuj., We are p'ea-e-i to learn, has opened a neat and lively grocery near t'. D. Kortjohn.s on Ma in street. Mr. Shirer is well known to the com munity and we feel sure that liU courteous tnnuiiers and square deal ing will draw a lull share of custom. Wo wisli him much success. .4 Letter Published in a Cincinnati paj or from a leading Republican ol South (Jn roliua* cl aims tha i the Republic ins here are fully organized au I harmoii izeii| aind that they are confident ol carryings i?i least, two C>ngressional Districts, if not the whole State. Who is he. ; ny how ? Wonder it he is in t )ran:>cbur , ? Tlie Public .School I'iiikI '1 he rl scanner's books Hiow thai ?0,200 is to he collected in this t ounly lor school purposes, Now il it were not < r the Radical ilcbtj and ah this could be xppl etJ to the cur rent school exptn.-is, over twenty teachers could be employed 'for the whole year l-o tvach in our County at u salary of 5300 each. An Alligator Was Li?cd by Mr. J. S. Living ston with an use on last. Thursday above Jones' bridge ou the hanks ol he Kdisto, measuring 'JJ feet in length, -t viial attempts were firsi made to hill it with a pUtoi but the balls glanced Mr. II. O- Sin. ak also shot and kil cd Hiiother 5<J feet long just below Fehler'* fish Iran. Improvement - Dr. Dukes has commenced prepa ration for his new brick buiNhng. | On Wednesday morning tin' work of leaving di wn was begun on the bui d- ? in?; Occupied by Mr. DeMars. He will uIko remove the one occupied n ? his diug store, and will build mi the cite of the two. it will be a decided improvement to our tow n. Court House IfcCtnooriiticl'liib .% tine In- of this Clllb wi 1 1-ik.o place tit the Kn_\u; ifouso oi Thursday night, Juno 12th, at 81 o'clock for tin purpose of electing delegates to the County I'emoerat io Convention called to nom mite a Probate Judge and a County t'i i - missioner, A full meeting is desired. By oiMer j. W. Mosui.ky, President. S. R. Mi i n.-iiA.Mi', Clerk. Pommiii (? range Sv. 17? Tire next (ptarterly meeting of Pomona Grange will b? held ai the ball of Washr.igt.bii Cit ing - on Sat urday duly 5th,Subordinate Granges arc urged tosend lull delegation-*, as the meeting will be.a very important one to I be ord er. Secretaries and .Masters are par ticularly enjoined to discharge their duty by making reports as required Kiuk Rouinson. Sec-t tary P- N<>. 1 J. Our Jtl?*ter~ The numerous friends of our worthy Master Hon. Win. M. Ilut son, will be pleased to hear that, although he has been extreme!)' i 1, he is now improving. We hope that he will soon he out again. Doubtless j bis sickness has been, in a great I measure, caused from over work in bis conscientious discharge of tin Master's duties, for whatever In mi I dertakes is always done faithfully and thoroughly. C. I>. KoriJo!in\s Advertisement deserves special im tico in i his issue. The certificate he publishes is but one of the many j he lias received. There is no doubt i hat bis cheap rates, and withal, ex cellent goods have mused a levplutiou in Orangtburg lor the good of tho people. Iiis live cent counter is a porleo t wonder. It contains articles worth twice as much. Leithe people como to the cheap store. ."?ffore 25oI?I?ory? U i Sunday morning, while the family wero at breakfast, a thief enleicd -Mr. M money's llot.l and procuring tho koyj ohta:uil nceess to bis daughter's trunk from which he abstracted $U0. II<: was tracked some distance bat \ it bout success. We understand also that an at tempt was ma du upon Mr. T. U Davsoli's house it the lepot. We hope sonic t ine may bo obtain 0(1 to ibo frequent robberies which have vi.-i'ed ns of late. ? 1 lie KIooiii 4>* iho is the iiamo of the second best story, wriiten by Mri. Clara D.irgui McLean, o! Ybrkvillo, which is to follow Ashunt in tin Wee'ufjf Neiw We kuow Mrs. McLean to bo an excellent writer, a id leel safe. i>i say ing that ibis story will weil ropaj perusnI e? luitiee, too, that the en'erpris big proprietor of this paper has nn/i ?ifiered an additional pri/.o of a line copy of Tennyson's [) icon for the I est original charade to be sent in by the end of ./UliO? Sutdi public spiiit deserves the highest commendation; A1?nil of k ire? On ' riday about '2 o'clock an alarm of fire was heard an I tho en gine rushed ou*. It. was fo'inl, noon investigation, that the alarm was given by parties passing by the store recently ocoupic I by tiio pindar uie.r chunt, who noticed a fire wit tin, a i I knowing that thy building was un occupied they ?if u the alarm. When the door was opened, and the crowd whic h had gathered rushed in it, was louud thai the lire was in the chim ney place, although in a rather dan gerous condition, having been care lessly left there by a little eoloted boy atlei.diu.' upon the place. ?< lo,~Ul ? air? L. sides the premium list und getrr t rnl remarks made on this subject, in another column, wo cannot luil to mention the exhibition ot small q;rai n for which, this year, Orungoburg County deserves special notice on account of the interest manifested in the mutter by h r farmeis. Dr. J. C. Holiuan exhibits a species f rust proof outs, which, by actual calcula tion, based upon a s?piuro hVu by live will yield l im IO? bushels to the acre Mr. C. W. Culler sends in y< rv choice samples of rust proof uhent. Col. Felder. Dr. Barton, Master Scovill, .J. I . Moorer, Ksep, and others send in tine specimens in the outs and wheat lino. Our Treasurer, ^~ 1 > 11 Wednesday afternoon we strolled over to the olfice of County Treasurer Copes to ascertain sonio hiets in reference to t?ur finances, and during our visit we were more thor oughly impressed than ever with I he s\.-ti m, efheleoi y and courtesy of this exc lhnt officer. The books were in ! Mi< h pcrfei t Order that any informa tion desired could b ? furnished in a tuonteut, We use rlaiued that tin whole lax tobe collected f'rotrt this County was Sol .000, of which S-^.oOO bus been collected up tu date. For sei,oid purposes $(1,200 i^ t t he Col lecled, oi whijh $1*200 has come in. $ 123(1 have been paid injury tick.' Is and $77 in witness ticket*. Salmon ? The Correspondent of the 'News and Courier," writing from Wash ington says : "The Orangebnrg Times slated recently that another live inch sal mon has been caught near Orange - burg. I tike this occasion to repeat I he notice already given, tbut it is very important that such u specimen should lie sent to the Smithsonian Institute at this place, One stich specimen will secure si supply of mil lions more for South Carolina, and the cost of .-ending it hero by express wiil be paid at this end of the line. It is only necessary to wrap it care fully in a cotton chub, pack in brok en ice and sawdust ami seid it promptly." Wo ?juoto the above in order to show how our people will b ? boho ilt d by a few specimens ot" tlieso young ti.s ii being sent on. All th at. is ncede i is tho tangible proof that they are doing well. '.. JJ . - . !I!"!"L.. . . ? g - OraiiKo Democratic Club As wo announced in unothcr col* unin, meets on next. Wednesday night at tho Engine Had We hope that (hero will he a good turn out. It matters not whether there is any interest in tho County nominations or not, indifference is injurious to party organization. Next year we will have a most important campaign to conduct, and it is our duly to keep up party spirit and organization. Sco the news that comes from Wash inglon to day in regaid to tho quiet oiganizniiou ol our opponents in this State Opposition or no opposition, it is our duty to turn out in strength to encourage each other ami exhibit our life. Wo say this for the country clubs as well. Let every one of them bo represented by their best thinking men in tho coming Convention, so that we may interchange views, and make preparation for tho storm which is ahead. In times of peace it i? w ise to prepare for war. 3Ic\lcn ami United State? ? Owi'i,' to their warm and delight ful climates, their inhabit tni.s grow sallow from torpid Livers, lud ige* lion and ail diseases arising from a disorder*! I Sto n ich an I i'? ?weis. They sho'.tl I ol coursu at a I times keen tho liver active, and to our readers wo reuonimcn I fabler's l'??r- I inline, i r Vegetable Liver Powder. { Taken iii time will often savo money and much suffer ng. Price 50 cunts. For S de by Cr J. G. Wanuamaker. Have Yon i lie Buckeye ? It i? a well established fact, that 'fabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment will core, if used according to directions I he /Esculus Ilipp? castanum, or Horse Chestnut, commonly known as the Bsekeye, has been highly osttcmcd for many years, owing to the fact, that it pns*es<es virtues, I lying in the hitler ptinciple called ' Esculin, which can be utilised tor j the cure of Piles HalTeeted with that terrible disease, use 'fabler's Buckeye Pile O ntment, and be i j licved. Price 50 cents. Fur Salt by Ul% J. G. \\ annamtl ker. Notice iu I lie flatter of the Assignment of August i'iscii cr. of Oraugofnirg, S. C. The undersigned stives notice t? all eon corned of bis appointment a< ih?? Agent >?( the Creditors hi Mr. Ati^;<i-1 fisolier, who executed a d?'ed of A-~.; tea am for tint benefit of Cjeditors on Alny t'-'ih '..sTO. All persons imJebled to the said August Fischer will make payment to ihu undersigned forthwith; and Creditors will notifv hiiu of their respective claims. J. L. HEIbT.VAX. r?"*?rangeburg, 3. C. ,June 6lh loTU pine? 3t Notice. () FFIC IC ()F T II K CO 13 NT Y CH A MlM AXl Dkm )cratic Pakty, < ?haxo kiujro County OpMigehiirg, May 2ot !87?. CJIti ULAll SO. I?y ami with the advice of the Comity ! Executive Coiiuuitlce,a County Convention of the Democratic Parly of Orangeburg County, is hereby called, tu meet at Orangebarg Court House on Saturday the ?Jlot day of June A. U. IS7U. at 11 o'clock / . M., for the purpose of nominating a suitable person to be Biiggested to the Governor of die State for appointment to (ill the office of Probate Judge of Orange burg Comity, from and after llie expiration of i he term of office of Charles Ii. Glover Kst| .mail the next General Klcctioii as i.? provided by law; and also lor the farther purpose of i ? minaiing a suitable person u> J bo in likcmai uu rti|igv3icd for appoint ment as aforesaid to tiil the office t f County t oumdssionor of said County, from and aftei liie expiration ofotticc of N 'rton X' llayden Ds.-j., until the m'Xt General Klee? lion, aforesaid; :.nd to do and transact such business as may properly he brought before such Convention A. I). Ix7'.?. Presidents of Club!8, an.- requested local' tlivir Clubs to meet on or brfore the l ltb day of June !S79, for ihe purpose of elect ing Delegates to the said Con volition; and will repot t to the Secretary of the Kxccn live Committee, immediately after tluir selection, the names of Delegates and Alturuatcs el or ted from their respective Club*. The basis of repvcscntiitron in said Con vention <\i!l be i no IVlegalo fur ever) twvnty-livu enrolled members; fractions of twciily-fivc will not hu entitled to repre Hcntiuion. It is the desire of tlie County Chairman that at tlie meeting of ltie Clubs called lo elect Delegates, ihete should be a Hill at* Und iure; and also that Delegates elected w ill punctually attend t/n- Coiiveiuii n. M A KC( >K.J/ l. IMOWNIMi, i utility Chairinaii. J. L NKIDTJ/AN, Secretary proton County Kx Coin, may 23 " 5t I3ricks For Solo, 150,000 Drst-class Oraugoburg I* -i*-k for sale at the OrangebuTg Itriek Yard. For particulars &e., culture of A. M. IZbAlt at the Yard, or to JAM KS C. 15KKK. may B3 4m. K ^Jfo W. F. Hobinsoa, m >?/51 WATCH MAKER m@(/Jj Ami .leweler, ^^SftlwSr 4JrhnKel?tirfr, s, CJ. A lush eiipply of Landrelh'sSeeds I always on hand. noV U 1579 iy 4? Veers Eeror9 the Public. Tt-SS GENUINE DR. C. MclANE'S CKI.KItUATKD LIVER PILLS, FOR THE CUUK OF rlcpatiii?, >r I Aver Complaint, l>Vbl'Br?ia AT d sick HCAtlACIIP. Synif .is of a Diseased Liver. ' jpAlN i:i the right side, under the I edge of the ribs, increases on prcs uire; sometimes ihe pain is in the left iidc; the patient is rarely able to lie on the left side ; sometimes the pain is . :lt under ihc shoulder blade, and it frequently extends to the top of the shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in the arm. The stomach is atTccted with loss of appe tite and si-.hues:;; the bowels in gen eral are costive, sotiu times alternative | with lav : the hvU'J is troubled with pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy sensation in the hack part. There is generally a considerable loss of mem ory, accompanied with a painful sen sation of having left undone some* thing which ought u> have licen 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 bnrhingj and he complain* 'if \ prickly sensa tion of the skin : his spirits aro low; and although he is satisfied that exer cise Would be beneficial to it im, yet he can scarcely summon up fortitude , enough to try it. In fart, he di 'rusts every rcn*tcely. S rycral of the above symptoms ; ttenel the disease, but eases have occurred where few of thchi ex isted, ye t e:. uhinntion (f the botly, after death. !? is f-l own the 1 tvnn to have becti i Ktonsiv-.dy deranged. a c u ak? r r. v t:r. Dr. C. McLake's Iiiyi:* r?l.i.s, in casks of A?.ck a ."!> I'l'V! 1', when taken with Quinine, arc productive of the most happy results. \?o better cathartic can be use.!, preparatory to, or after taking Quinine. We would advi-.r all who .;le RhU' ted with this disease to give their, a vx:n For all bili/ius tleran-^emeritsjahd as a simple purgative, ihcy are uncquahal Eivr/.tti: or nu r.tiTto.v;. The genuine arc iivver -v^.'r cOnl?*V, Every l?.>\ ha? :: red vi.ix -.e ?.: the lid. with the improsion Dti; Mcl.ani.'i i.iv: .. Pn.i.s, Tl?c genuine Mi I.a: i.'> Livkk Pii.lj bcai the st?* na tu re-; of <.'. McI.ANi: an i i Bros, on t In- wrapper*. v In-.i-.? upon hanii** ;!.?.- ?jwninnc T>:\ C. Mcf-ANK's f.iVEK S';r : . prepared h\ l l.: inj* Rros., of PtttbljnrjjJi, Pa.; iJk> mrrtrt i ? ciiij; full of imitation*; of t);<o Sl't'.l c:n-. spelled differently hut |.rot?uiuijtion. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, OmixosnrRG Cocxtv. uy c n. glo\ na, as^uiaR, eai'j.vrr: jenur. Whereas, (Jeorge Boliver, the Clerk of of th? Common Plea?, for s :iid County, hath mad* application i? grant him Letter* of Administration of the etlcet-> and ICstulo of Dr. Artcma? Darby, dcreascd, &nd of the edicts and Kntate, which were of Dr. Jno. K. Darby, with the will atraexed. These arc therefore, t ? rite and admonish all and singular the kiadre.1 and Creditors of the sai.i Dr.'s A. T. Darby and John B. Darbv deeea*ed, to appear before nie in the Court of I'robaie to be held at Orange burg, C. II , 40 days after publication here of, at 11 o'clock, in the forenoon to show cause, if any they have, why the said udiuini tiMtion should not be granted. Given under mv Hand, and Seal this 30ihdftv ofM.iv, A". D., 1*7'.?. [i..s \ I?. GLOVER, Judge of Piobale, Orangburg County. jun ? i t NOTICE. OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR, ORAxarauaa Co cntv, Or.mgebtirg, C. If., April 30th 1S7U. In accordance with An Act Entitled ''An Ait to furl her Provide for tho assessment of Real Ettiile for tin* purposes of Taxation" approved Dueemher'21th 1ST'.'. Notice is hereby giveuthatthe following Taxpayers have been a|>noinre.l as Akscss ot- in their respective'io.rnship.s for the year IS7U: Aei. Iii Towns'iio, Cd. A D IJoodwin, K .1 Itnyck and W T Reaves. Rrauehville, John 1' Berrcv, Phillip Kairev, it Mc.VlUaruy. I Caw Caw, A M Wolfe, P M I looser, Isaac Itudinan. Cow Castlo, Joshua Ilofi; C J Felder, 1. P Collier. Pli-to, li .1 Jenning*, John Tatiun, i Anon \\ Myers. E ir.abeth, .hseph Knotts, John North, Dr. Win. U Wolfe, t Ooedbvs, 'f'hoB. Collier, M T ShuiuAkcr, J II I . Id'er. (toodland, J P Martin, J C Fanning, E Arctic. Hebron. H Livingston, Dcrapsy Jones, Dr. F .1 Po t. hibfity, .1 J Salloy, It R Runnol, Jacob Pearson. Lvons, R I! y^itnracitnan, J W Suninier>. J \V.Sei lern J/iddlc, Samuel Faircy, Dr. W S H.ir toii, I hi\ id 1 uahinot. Now Hope, Dr. 0 N Row man, J.uue.i Stoke-1. Warren Faircy. Orange, David Ferimcr, C W Culler, W N SeoviUe. Pin'e tlrovu. David 1* Foglc, W A Fogle, 1) .1 /.eigler, J?hn L Wan. Poplar,J 1> Pricket, W J U-okhart. W J Snider. Providence, P P Shitler, Samuel Hatto, Wade Evans Rocky lirove, J D Kn?lts Wilks Sawyer, [.mam ion Union, .1 M Copes, N M S;iUey, It Me Mieheal Vantcs, Jos Norrin, E J Avinger, Augus tus Flood Willow, Howel Eastcrlin, L D Foglo, J j W Martin /.ion, I>r J C Hol man, Lewis Snioak, I Hcnj liurlon D K BARTON, County A editor, O C may U |( NOTICE. Clkrk's Offick, TijWK CoIHCIJj of ouakoeduro, OnAKOEnuiw, S. C, May -Oth IVO. The time for the Collection of Taxe* due (he Town of Oinilgcblirg is hereby extended until ami including the 10th day of Juno 1^7'.?. After which the penalty will positively by added. Iiy Order of the Mayor. T. lt. MALONE, Clerk and Tret*ur?i*. may 30 _ DENTISTRY. DK. f.. S. WOLFE, C4in bo found at bid Old Stund next door to Dr. Wannamaker'n Drug Store, where ho in prepared to do nil work in his line, on vho most improved nt>le, and at price*, to *uil die time". All work warranted to giro satisfaction. L. S. WOLFE, mar 7 Surgeon Dendut. ALIVE " To tbc. requirements of tbd poople, and feeling deeply intereste 1 in the satisfaction of the public, I propose to rnako tflints never before entered into for the welfare of the community. To this eml I have purchased my .STOCK, and knowing that earnest and honest endeavor will in jot with that success which should a1 tend it, [ would ask all who are seekiug R \ R tiAINS in Dry Goods, Clolll .Shoes and Iial??, Not to make purchases before exam - in iiiv Stock, and can assuro to SAVE MONEY I5Y GOING TO THEODORE KOHN for Ores* (Joods. THEODORE KOHN for Novelties. I THEODORE KOI IN for White (joods. nIRODORK KOHN for Domestics. THEODORE KOHN for Cassimers. THEODORE KOAN for Fancy Goods. THEODORE KOHN for Embroide ries THEODORE KOHN for Parasols. THEODORE KOHN for Straw Hats. THEODORE KOHN for Shoos. THEODORE KOHN for Shirts. THEODORE F.OI1N for Neck Ties. A WELL KNOWN FACT that can cannot be successfully contra dicted that THEODORE WS Gives the Best Bargains To be bad in Grungcburg. Every man and youth can be rreU dressed in ELEGANT STY DE at nominal Prices by purchasing Cloth ing and Furnishing (Joods froru THEODOKE KOHN THE LIGHT IU'XNINQ "DOSTICMIi SEWING MACHINES/' aud Needle* for all sewing machines alwuya uu baud for .-.ale cheap. Agent for MADAME DEMO REST'S Roliab'e Patterns. Spring and Sum mer Fashions are in. You cat* net Catalogue by applying at A gent for J P COATS COTTOA Price pet doz. 50 cents. Trade sup plied. No trouble to give or send Sam pler. Salesmen polite aud anxious 'o SHOW GOOD*. The continued HUSH of Custom ers is proof conc'usive that you can get the most goods f-r your money at THEODORE KOflN'S. READ! READ!! Below you will find die prices of a few articles which will be to your interest to read. We cannot give the prices of every thing in our line, but will guarantee the entire stock, which is large and complete? far below any house in town. W'e a<i vcrtiso only FACT*J. Cad once and you ?hall bo convinced. Choice Rio Coffee, 8 pounds for one dollar Choice i offee Sugar, 12 and 13 pound* for one dollar Choice No 1 Bacon Side*, 6\ cents per lb choice Family ?oap 4 pounds for2"?conU Choice Family Soap (Red Paper) 8 cakoa for '2b cents. Dwighl's Soda SJ cents per pound. Flour SI 50 per barrel and upwards Bacon ??*> 'J j per H?l>. Coats Spool Cotton S cents per Spool Good Shirting Homespun 5 cent* per yard Calicos, fast colors ? to tipper yard (lood Chewing Tobacco 40 cents per pound! Good Cigars #1 ?.)0 per 100 (iooil double length Cigar $2 00 per 100 Also Crockery, Cutlery, Tin ware, Pot ware, Hardware, Clothing, tltoots, Shoe*, Hats, L>rv Goods, and tho FINEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST Whiskey, Brandy, Wine, (iin, Rum, Ale, Beer, Ate., <te. That can be found anywhere, at price* too LOW to be made public. 8?- A LIBERAL DISCOUNT allowed on all the above prices in bills of Ten Dol lars or more. Respectfully, I*. K, SMOAK * CO. mar 7 1?<7G ty