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Tho Orangeburg Times L O C ^ L For Mayor J. W. MOSELEY. For Aldermen J. S. A LB EKG OTT I. J. G. DICKSON. W. M. SAIN. JOSEPH STRAUS. lie v. J. 1>. ?. ltroivii la spending a time, with his wife, at Glonn Springs. The IfioolM Of the pine trees taken up on Railroad Avenue ought to ho re moved. Town Election Ou September 9th. Registration on the three days 'previous. Sec notice. 3Iaj. A. Ii. KiMMvItoii Is about to start on a short visit to Iiis relations in Wisconsin. Wc wish him a pleasant trip and safe return. Our HoadM? The communication on another page in this issue signed "Riad Worker" contains some suggestions to which we call attention. At Mayor's loiirt On Wednesday Barbary Wright Avas fined S? for keeping a disorderly house; and Miley Hancock $5 or ton days in jail for fight ing. jpeter Chiiuuh Has in a new , and excellent assort ment of pistols, guns, cartridges Ac, which he is selling at reasonable fit? ures. Give him a call. Old Anliocu? We received too late for this issue, a vciy interesting description of this old church, and its aulique surround ings, by "Mignou Ktta," which will appear ill our next. Oir for the North ? .Messrs. Theodore and Henry Kohn have gone North to lay in stock for the fall trade. Messrs. D. Louis and 1*. G. Cannon will also be oil" to -mor row. A l*ro4racted Meeting Has just been concluded at Rocky Grove Baptist Church wlreh has "been productive of much good The ministers engaged were Revs. Sawyer, Burton and Bagget. - .mm % mm - - The Union Me el I !}.K Of the Baptist C hurelics of the 'Orangeburg Association will com iiience in the Congarce Church on .Friday before the filth Sunday in nhis month. Attention Orange OrgooiiM? Tlieie will he Company drill ou the 30th inst., at 10 o'clock A. M AI embers will bo punctual. By order of N. N. Uaydkn, Captain. J. S. Rowk, Secretary. The l'irwt liielc Of now cotton was brought into Orangeburg, on Monday, by Mr. J. I'". Way, and sold to Bull & Scovill for 11J cts. In a few weeks now, t te fleecy staple will be enlivening tra le. Mr. Way is always first in this lino. A Treat in Store? We notice by the list of Episcopal appointments that Bishop Howe will preach in Orangoburg oil the oTst, which is ihe fifth Sabbath. We have no doubt that a large and appieci ative audience will greet his pre sence. Our Kfdeeined Friend, The venerable Dr. Elliott, is among the excursionists who went to the mountains on Wednesday. He has been very feeble for some time, and we sincerely hope that tho bracing air of Henderson will be of much benefit to him. Kehool Notice Miss Annie A. Albergotli will re eunie the exercises of her school on Monday, Sept. 1st. Miss Albergotti is a young lady, who, by her skill, patience and painstaking, is well qualified for teaching the young, and ?we take pleasure in commending her to public patronage. ICev. E. J. Meynardic? Wc aro pained to read of an acci dent ou the Charlotte Railroad by which the above named gentlemen, with several others, sustained serious injuries. Mr. Mcynardie had a rib and his collar bone frac' tired. Wc hope by superior medical skill and good attention thai ho will soon re cover, an i res um? his im portant work. A Pleasant Gather lug Took place on Tuesday at Dr. Dolman's in the Fork. A number ofthfl must prominent farmers of the County were tb 3 guests of tho doctor , ami agricultural and other topics wero pleasantly and profitably dis cussed, where every one enjoyed the free and generous hospitalities so cordially extended. A Flro Occurred in the Fork on Tuesday night. The residence and kitchen of Mr. II. Li. Smouk, just over tho river, was burned to the ground. We aro informed that the lire originated from a fanner of coals and ashes which was incautiously loll in the piazza, the wind scattering tho embers. Tho household furniture wa.-> saved. Mr, & in oak has our sympathy. The Pa im For line cotton, we think, is carried oil' by Mr. Iiarpiu Biggs. A num ber ol our most succe.-sful fanners passed through bis crop on Tuesday, and from expressions let fall, wj believe they accord him the honor of being fust. We hear I one of the in say that he believed that 12 acres of Mr. Biggs' held would yield twenty bales. Cheer Up?(?und Xcws .wo says T. Kuhn who is receiving by every steamer, a large and well seleeted itock of lall an 1 winter goods. His splendid reputation as a dry goods merchant, and long deal ing with the people of Ornngeburg Commend him to public patronage. Call and examine for yourselves. '1 he good news is the low prices for No. 1 articles. Fine 4?r;ii>c?? A Western paper brags about grapes three inches in circumference but Mr. 13. Williamson brought into our office on Tuesday, a bunch of soup pcrnongs which wcro not entirely ripe, ami therefore not developed yet, and wc found many of them that meas ured three ami a quarter inches in circumference. Lot-the next cjiuj "P. ^ .11 r. .Holm A rat lit Died at Ins home, in Cow Castle Township, on the lUth, in the {Sod year of his age. He was buried at Walnut Ciove Church on the next morning. A large concjur.se of mourners lid lowed his remains to the grave. He was, lor a lung timo, a dincon in Oit'ligC I 1 inch, one of the oldest Baptist cliur< lies in tho Coun ty, and was much respected in the community in which he lived. Our Sympathie- an- with the be lcaved ums. St. Mali lie wm Academy? We acknowledge the reception, fr? in Mr. Hollowav, of the circular of this excellent school under bis -charge, and we lake pleasure in calling the attention of our renders to its advantages. We confess that the cheaper board in the country in this desirable community offers in ducements with which our town schools find it difficult to compote, and withal, wo believe. Mr. Mo Ho way to he. a cultivated gentleman, ami good teacher. -?? ? i ? > ... mrm 11 - Ed ii eat to mil ? We call attention to our card, showing that Mh>s l'\ L. Mellichamp assumes control of the Musical De partment in "Melliclinmp's School." A decided advantage in terms is thus given to all pupils in this school who desire musical training. We take occasion to remind the. public that Monday, Sept. 1st, is the opening day of tho school, and although pupils may be. entered at any time, it is to their in tore it to enter at the. commencement of tho term, and on the day of Classification, which is the first day. Only One Dollar Fir the Times forono year. We defy any one to get nioic news and reading matter for the snmo money anywhere. Whitlaw Heid, editor of the N. V. "Tribune," in a lecture bo fore the Press Convention of New York Biiys that tho coming newspaper is that which has the most reading and news matter condensed into the smallest form. That is our idea, and henco our condensation and economy of space, in order that wo may give the public a newsy as well as a cheap paper. Our circulation is now at least one-third larger than it has over been before, and is still growing. Those wdio aro not now on our sub scription list, wo are satisfied will bo theroai soon a.< cotton r\>mrw in; for who can't pay SI for the news of tho day ? German C'lianiouiilc Tonie? A tonic tliut ill once invigorates tho Liver and Digestivo Organs, regulates the Bowels; acts upon the Kidneys, opens the I'ores of the Skin and for all impurities of the Blood, it is unsurpassed. Trial bottles 10 cents. For sale only by Dr. J. G. Wnnuamnker. ???? - - <??? ? Personal? Mr. .las. La Roche, who has been pleasuring in the mountains for a month past, has returned to theBing looking woli. W. J. DeTrevillo, Jr., who has been spending a time at the Capital is back again and we hope is ready for the resumption of the arduous dulu s of leaching. Mr. Kirk Robinson, who left about, a we-k ago by private conveyance to visit his family, who are absent in Edgclicld, has roturnod and seoms to be in excellent spirits in vie v of the fall trod3. The F.xcurisiouists? A goodly number of our citizen's took advantage of the excursion r i s to visit tho mount'iins oil Tee lay. Among the pleasure or health seek ers the following names have beeti reported to us: Dr. T. A. Elliott, Miss Sue Lovcll, Capt. M. Glover, Miss Sue Dibble, Mrs. lVmbro ike Brunsen, L. II. Waunnmaker and wile, Miss Rebecca Albergotti, Eman ucl Rickeubaker ami wife, S li. Rickenbaker, M. L. Granilin, Paul Gramlin, John A}'crs, Mrs. llcener, J. II. Fowles ami wife, Ben Lee, and many others whose names wc could not ascertain. Branchville enks On Monday afternoon of last week, a little son of Mr. B. I*. I/.lar was bitten by a rattle snake pilot. Dr. O. II. Ott was summoned, and did all for the li'.tle suTeivr that skilled ingenuity and medical science coul d suggest. Hope is entertained for his recovery. An interesting protracted meeting has been going on here for some day*, Revs. Robertson ami Stoudenmire officiating. air. Joseph Karcsh is putting up a fine store on his lot ou Main street. It is rumored that Rev. Sidi Brown will deliver a peace lecture hero shortly. Cool Impertinence ? On Sunday, in the early part of the evening, while the members of the household wire seated elsewhere, .-? me daring thieves put up a ladder to the rear of Mr. Henry lvohn's result nee, entered and carried oil three gallons of w ine, a lot of bread and rol's, and several cans o f fruit and jellies, which they took oil' to a field in the rear, ami had a good time generally. When they had finished tin ir feast, a little after bed time, they had the cool impertinence to come back and remove the ladder. On this second visit, one of them was seen, sitting in the window, by a y< ung lady in the house. 'Ihe jug containing the wine was found afterwards in the field in rear of the house. Wc hear of no clue leading to their detection. A Etiimor Reaches us that somebody, we don't know who, at some place, w e don't know where, has put up, another ticket lor the municipal offices in opposition to the one put in the field by the large and harmonious meeting of tho Democratic citizens held at tho Engine bouse a week ago. We are at a loss to know what can be the object of this movement?un less it is mischief. There was entiro unanimity at the Democratic meet ing, aud therefore Democrats can have no excuse, for this was tho time to speak. Besides this the ticket represents, as near as possible, all tho varied interests of the town. Tho fact is Democrats can't go back upon it, ami wc don't believe they have any idea of doing it. Democrats nominated on any other ticket, will bo expected to decline running upon it. Wo must and shall elect our ticket from tin; top to the botto in. Who Hilled My Deer ? A rather unusual case in this ?County came up yesterday before Trial Justice Glover. A gay aud festive 1 tinting party, having not the tear of the law nor the dignity of tho commonwealth be furo their oyes, went out- on a deer chase in St. Matthews on the ^oifs^u July, ami were supposed to have killed a deer. For this act the whole party was ro 1 oi11cl ?ud brought to tho Court House w here the tri il took place. Tho following arc the name* of the prisoners : W. B. Way, E. M. Boi ler, J. D. bhuler, T. M. Folder, Brooks Bailor and Calvin Shuler. Mr. S. P. Fox worth was the prose* eutor, and Gen. Izlar acted as coun sel for the defence. The witnesses for the Stale being colled up stated that they knew nothing of the matter. The jury therefore from want of evi dence, ui.d by instructions from the Trial Justice, brought in a verdict of "Mot Guilty," and the merry hunters went on their way rejoicing. - ? mm ? * - "The Kotten Democracy?' Is the heading of an editori il ill last week's "'.Sunday Times," prompt ed by the discovery that Mayor Sa'o has hired one of the Cainlioy bullion, a loud mouthed Radical n 'gro, u i the police. This is bad enough ?'ml deliver us from Radicals hiring him. This would have boon the worsj s-.t(c of the I wo. Tho ''Ol?! Fol It cm" on Irhlay JVight?A Unique und lMeas aut I-'n; ci'faiu aicnt? This long expected and anxiously awaited entertain incut under tho au spices and for the benefit of the Fdisto Rifles, came olf on Friday night last, and came up Fully up to the standard, w hich the high musical reputation of the parti.!S engage I had fixed. The Court Mouse, at the appointed hour, was filled to overflowing. As aptly described by Quclqucfois, "the Java March by allo ye players brought the old folks out.. The ladiea, with fans, quite as largo as lady Willoughby's, with daintj frilled caps mounting high iOnv: high tuck combs, with anti | i > bonnets, answering an umbrella an 1 dress purpose, if dress means x spo cial exploring party to find the sweet faces lost in flaming flowers and veil clouds, with capacious skirts and tidy tippets, with court trails, &C.t &c. The gentlemen were powdered and wigged, and their rude breeches, buckles, brass buttons, an 1 faced j cutaways, were in keeping, and the children equally in old ttyle, made a goodlye conipanie." Ye head singer, Obediah Primrose, Mr. Henry Kohn, wdio w.i> mil '.or of ceremonies, performed his par;, with tin ease, grace ami humor which was inimitable, and excited ui;i\ersal ap plause. The ehoiiii in which Miran la Jon sing, Miss Jacobson, sang Sweet But tercup was well rentiere I. Katrina Van Ban.-alear, Mis- Kate Felder, brought a shower of bcauquets and Margaret Anderson, Mi-s Alice Boyden, in "Old Folks at, Moms," supported by a splendid chorus, excited the pleasantest recollections of the pasi. "Mary of Argylo" by Mrs. Jero tlliall Wiggins, Mrs. Hamilton, was most sweetly rendered, and well sus tained the reputation of the singer. "Sister Ruth" fairly brought down the house. ''Annie Laurie" by Mchitahle Sprague, Miss ?llie Wannamaker, was well sung a.id highly commen datory to one so young. "Ye Skulcmnster," by the children, was attractive in its simplicity. "Brother Jacob," by all ye -singers, was filled with life and full, and will long be remembered. "Bird of Beauty," by Mis. K. U. Walter, was loudly applauded and rewarded with Mowers "John Anderson my Jo," by Miss Jacobson, was wel I received. "Juanita," by Dorothy Jenkins, Miss Lena Jeffords, and Ubcdiah, brought a profusion of (lowers for the gentlo singer. Patience Howe, Miss Buchanan, rendered "Thou art .so Fair" most exquisitely, und retired amidst a floral ovation. The "Minute Gun at -on." by Mrs. i John A. Hamilton and her son, was a musical gem, and most highly ap preciated as the general expressions of commendation indicate. "Cousin Jedcdiali," led by Messrs Kohn, Salley, Wannamaker, Wolf'o and sustained by a host of others, furnished tho mirth of tho ovcuiug. "Auhl Lang Syne" was good ? Capt. M. Clover, the chief organer, performed an important part. The children were indispensable., Mr. Henry Kohn and ail engaged deserve the highest commendation for their success. The lidisto Rifles, Can*. Dibble, we feel assured, will appreciate tho generous efforts which have been made iu their behalf, I>o IV? Relievo In Witchcraft ? "I lake the position lluit we do not, in it-* broad sense, said n gentleman of years and experience, and yet \vc find many of the present day carrying a Buckeye in their poeket through a Vmd of superstition, when they initdit he relieved by a few applications of Tabter's Ihiekcyo l'ile t hutment." This Ointment is made from the Ihiekeye, and is recommended for nothing else but Piles. Try it. It will eure you. Price 50 cents a bottle. For sale by l)r. J. U. Wunnnniaker. Taken In the Act. Sister Joiieri called on F.lder .Smith a few evenings since. Kcing v. next door neigh bor, she entered his study unannounced, and was greatly shocked at seeing him taking a drink from a suspicious looking hottlo. lie noticed her look of inquiry, and .-aid : "This, Sister Jones, is 'Fabler's I'or la line, or Vegetable Liver Powder, the only remedy I have ever found for the many troubles arising from a disordered Liver. I can recommend it." Price 50 cents. For sale by I'r..). < J. Wunnainaker. Market Reports. Corrected every week by Messrs. bull ,<i h'eON ill. Friday, August 25, 1S7D. COTTON .Middlings. i)j@ Low Middlings. M\% t)idinary. 9 PROVISIONS torn.$ 05 New Corn . Teas. 50 Fodder, per 10U lbs. 85 ilough Ilice.S 1 45 NOTICE OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR, OllAXGEDUna County. Or.: ngeburg, S. C, August 19th 1879. The Hoard of Equalization, for Orange - burg County, which comists of the Chair man of each Hoard of iiseRsors of the Town ships are requested to meet at this office oil Monday ~5th instant, to hear and determine seeh complaints as may be brought before them. DONALD H. 1? \ RTON Auditor O. C. a.ig -11 tf liOiiSTS AND MULES. Undersigned will receive, on next Tuesday, a car load of the finest HOUSES and MULES ever offered iu this Market. The above stock was seletjte 1 by one of the best Horse judges in the Country. K. F. SLATER. THE GENUINE DR. C. McLANE'S Celebrated American WORM SPECIFIC or VERMIFUGE. SYMPTOMS OF WORMS. THE countenance is pale and leaden colored, with occasional flushes, or a circumscribed spot on one or bcth checks; the eyes become dull: the pu pils dilate; an azure semicircle runs along the lower eye-lid ; the nose is ir ritated, swell?, and sometimes bleeds ; a swelling of the upper lip ; occasional headache, with humming or throbbing of the ears; an unusual sccction 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; Heeling pains in the stomach; occasional nausea and vomiting; violent pains throughout the abdomen; bowels ir regular, at times costive; stools slimy; not unfrequcntly tinged with blood; belly swollen and hard; urine turbid; respiration occasionally difficult, and accompanied- by hiccough; cough sometimes dry and convulsive ; uneasy and disturbed sleep, with grinding of the teeth ; temper variable, but gener ally irritable, &C Whenever the above symptoms are found to exist, DR. C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE will certainly effect a cure. IT does not contain mkrcl'ry in any form ; it is an innocent prepara tion, not capable of doing the slightest injury to the most tender infant. The genuine Dr. McLane's VER mifuge bears the signatures of C. Mc Lane and Fleming Pros, on the wrapper. -:o: DR. C. McIANFS LIVER PILLS are not rccommctulcil as a remedy "fur all the ills that llcsh is heir to," but in affections of the liver, and in all lttlious Complaints, Dyspepsia anil Sick Headache, or diteascsof that character, Ihcy stand without a rival. AGUE AND FEVER. No better cathartic can be used preparatory to, or after taking Quinine, As a simple purgative they are uncqualcd. Ui:WAiti: or IMITATKOXB. The genuine are never sugar coated. Each box Jus a red was seal on the lid with the impression Dr. McI.ank's LrVKK Pills. Each wrapper bears the signatures of C. McLANB and FLEMISH RkOS. 0 Insist upon having the genuine Dr. C. Mc Lane's Liver Pll.LS, prepared by Fleming Bros., of Pittsburgh, Pa., the market being full of imitations of the name HlcLiCinot spelled differently but same pronunciation.. Executrix*^ Not ion AH persons having demands against the estate of William M. 11 tit son, deceased, will pr< -ent the same duly proved, and all persons indebted to said estate will please make payment to MARY M. 1IITTSON, nog 15 h Qualified Executrix. It. 11. McOONALI) & CO.. IiniggMsnmlC >n. Acts.,San Krrtnclsen, i';il:fnrniA, and < <ir itf Washington unit I'hnrltnn so... n. Y. Sold by ull Oiuggl.it? unit Ucnlcrs. At tho ohl FASHIONABLE RE SORT of THEODORE KOHN THEODORE KOHN THEODORE F.OIIN I would call the attention of my friends and patrons to my LARGE and well SELECTED stock of FALL AND Winter Goods Which I am receiving hy every STEAMER From Mil C< ns'sting of 50? PIECES 11 EST STANDARD PRINTS CLOTHING Dry Goods, Boots. She;*, Hats, Caps,Trunks, Valises, Blankets. Cassiu'.eros and Jinn , L ng Cloths, Cashmeres, Sheetings, Table Damasks, Ladies and genta Under wear, Tickings, Homespuns, Cot sets, Towels, Napkins, Ribbons, Laces, Hoisery, Ruchiugs, Handkerchiefs, &c. &c. &c. &c. &c. All I ask is a call, feeling confident that you can save 25 por ceut on every dollars worth of goods bought of mc. Our ASSORTMENT is LARGER and more COMPLETE than it has ever been before, and our prices are MARKED DOWN with a view to disposing quickly of our STOCK.. Call early to secure bargains, and be convinced as to the truth of my assertions. THEODORE KOHN. Sheriff's Sales. ]}y virtue of an Execution to me directed I will kcU atyranjjoburg, C II., 8. C. on the first Monday in September next, during the legal hours of sale for Cad): One Lot in the Town of Orangeburg, measuring ninety (00) feet, more or lew front, ami running back turo hundred and twenty-six (-2'5) feet, more or less, and hounded on the North by Iambi of F. IL W. Briggman. East l>y .1. J. Street. South by Amelia .St, and West hy lot of George Bolivcr. Levied on as the property of Benjamin Bya?, at. the suit oftJeorge W. .l/clntosh. Said premises to be sold at the rink of the former purchaser. also One Seeing Machine, levied on as tho property of 1?. I) and Catherine IS. Pnvi?, at the suit of Wheeler & WilftOl) Manu facturing L'oinpa iy. AI SO One Sewing Machine, levied on t\s tho property of J. II. W. Strumau, at theiutt of Wheeler & Wilson ManufactiuingComp an v. Sheriff's OtBce, Orangeburg C. H., S. C, Aug. 12. 187?. JOHN II. LIVINGSTON, 8, O. C. aug 15 3t CALL CALL AT THE. PEOPLE'S BAKERY Established in 1871 by the Propri etor, who is still ready and willing to fill orders in BREAD, ROLLS, TIES C A K K S Of nil descriptions. GUNGGRS By the BARREL or BOX. 'Also BREAD Tor Cfimp-Mectinga or any other kind of Meetings. Just received FrcNU ConTcclioiinrica,'. Fancy Goods And Notions Which will ho Hold as LOW as any that can be bought in Orangoburg. Thankful for tho past patronage of my friends and the public I still solicit a* con tinuance of their custom., T. W. Alberpotti, Russell Street, nexi door t? # pept 14, 1878?ly Mr. J. P. Barley. Knowlton & Laturop.^ ATTORNEYS AND i?lNSf.LL?RS A T i, A W, owan(;ebukg, s. c nov 30 tf