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Tlio Ornntre'bui'g Times l o o _a_ Xj ONJ*Y OX K LM> 1* I, A It For tlio 'J lmks for one year. New cotton is coining in ami now is the best time to subscribe. Our circulation has air cad y sur passed our most sanguine expecta tions, and every week btings us in a r.ew batch of volunteer subscribers. Rut we will take as many as come, ior while the dollar inn hardly do more i linn pay the expenses of inch sheet, the more rea Its wo have, the inure "value received" wi 1 we give to our advertisers. (hood Ti.m'm Arc coining and everybody looks happy. It IIII it W11J ? A horse runaway in low a on Satur day, creating et nsidcrable consterna tion among bystanders. Theodore liolui Is (j tiling a huge stock of goods vhiih he will siil at bottom prices. Go anil get bargains. JDind? Considerable dust has been kicked up in Orangeburg since the election. It has been almost suffocating for several days. Tue II us Came out on Saturday looking as bright as a spring morning. It has been painted and repaired at 11. II. Wiles' establishment. The Grangers) Will have a nice lime at White Cain October Ith. We believe we will take, the Secrehirj out iu our buggy. i-'iiio < Ik win? Mr. A. B. Walker has some of the finest cieais wc ever pulled. All ye puffers give them a trial and you will 2'i'j) no others. mm m- ? - Has just received a large lot ol r\o. 1 harness which he will .-eil at prices to suit the tim :s. On an 1 i;v amiuc tili em ue you come in town. 4jStraded Schools - Cferccnviile "m estibUshinj g-il'-l puhK.c schools for the towa, ail his nr ranged two, one m tie ail > 11 to ? ?male, entirely separate ami dlsti net. It cd Oals Vt'e congratulate ' Red Cits" that his last article in ihe Timkb is appre ciated. It is copied in bill in the ?'Greenville Ntws." We would like Ho hear fro n him a-.'v'ui. ?'ew Schedule - The train a rives n?a it; Orange burg at 8:10 A M., and ! ?? l\ M. Mail closes lie ( harlcs on ai 1:10 i.i the altirix.on, and lor Columbia at <<S in the imoMiin _r. Ttfad l^ogs? Two ol these erratic creatures were killed last week in the Dull hwninp 'community, one by Mr. dames Rob inson, and the other by Mr. John < artin. The "QuitBtcUe Club*' Is now prepared lu furnish music nt evening entertainments. Terms reasonable. Cnmm.in'.c&iiont i\\ o:il I be addressed to ihe "Quintette Club/' Oi angebt: rg, S. C. Death? We regret to learn that an infant of Mr. II. S. Rennt kcr's was buried nt the Presbyterian Church on Satur day afternoon; also that an infant ol Air. Klison Cnrtin, of Rull Swamp, died on Sunday. Our sympathies nrc with the bereaved. Horrible? ^ A boy of respectable family, in Iidgifield County, innuved Davis, and only 13 yea re old, bit w his brains out with a .shot gun last week*'No cause am be assigned for the stticido except that he has, for dornte time, been suf fering from clnlll levor. Mr. W.M. Sain """" Has given up merchandising and will, hereafter, devote his whole time to buying and selling .-lock. Mr. S. is one of the best horse judges in our midst and we have no doubt but that >hc will receive a liberal share of the patronage of our citizeus. Seo ad vertiscmcnt iu this issue. I* iae gtock Our readers will seo, in another column, the advertisement ol Mr. 13. F. Slater, who has just received 40 head of fine stock. It is unnecessary for us to attempt anything iii favor of or praising Mr. S. as he is well known in this and adjoining Comities as a first-class judge of horse flesh. Give him a cnlJ. (Herman < lmmoiiiilc Tonic? A tonic that ?L once invigorates the Liver ami Digestive Organs, regulates the Dowels; acts upon tho Kidneys, opens the Lores of the Skin ami for all Impurities of tho Blood, it is unsurpassed. Trial bottled 10 cent?. For sa'o only by Dr. J. O. Wunnnmnker. A lU'cliniiiR I min* try? '1 he Phosphate Companies iu Beaufort nud Charleston have near ly all suspended operations, from which' eiieum.-tanee about 2000 la boieis are suddenly thrown nut of employment. Tho cause id' the lailure is said tu he the ccssati m of the demand iu loreigu markets. American VvgciicrntUe Hit ler*, Composed <d herbs ami roots, calculated to ptomotu the appetite ami restore tone to the stomach, a sure preventive ol lever and ague, warranted to cure general debility and ail diseases arising from disorders of the stomach and bowels. For sale by Dr. J. G. W annamakcr. - ? ''??mmmmmmm We had the pleasure of greeting in our olf.ee, on 'I hursday, Lr. (jres sett and Mr. Lewis Ott, of Branch vi IL*, who represent every ihin/ quiet in their neighborhood. We also en joyed a pleasant chat with Mr. Sax by Chaplin, of Lewisville, on election day. Our sifter loa ll is rcpr .-son ted as still improving. A lilu Back On a deer hunt, in the Fork, a lew days ugo. Mr. B. Williamson 1 died a sjilend.d buck weighing 195 pounds a we ght seldom at uincd or kuotvu in these parts. Wc must not forget to meattoii that the gnu doing the work was one of the many brejch loa tiers sold by Mr. I'. G Cannon. An.>lKiiu(ateals - Mr. F. S. DeTreville bus b en ap pointed Jury Commissioner for this County. Abo commissions nave been issued lo the fol owing persons: Mr. {it-urge W. JJruuson, 1st Lieutenant, ami Mr. 1'. 0 ( nuiiou, 2d Lieutenant of the Fdis'.u italics; Tumius M. Walsh, &d 1 cutCiiauc of the Cordon Volunteer*. M< sni-s. Sore n true* A: Lorycu Ai'u now daily iu receipt oi their fall and winter goods, which leaving been put chased -if closing outtmtcs. they tire enabled to . Her exlia induce ment?, in ,g'00< lies, fancy eail goetels, dry got ds, boot.- ami snoes, hats, &c. 'J Leir new advertisement will ap pinr in o r next issue. L"ok out for h. i'.nr'io Ij. ?J> cuiiin;;*, Esq., Travelling Agontol flu Augu-ta "Constitutionalist," favored us .viih a call en Wednesday and entertain 1 us with ple.isuut jouru'.lcstic reminis cences I u the '"L i r ? 11? i i I tii stitulii nalist" he represents a sie ling Southern papei, and we hope he may gather many subscrib -rs in mir com munity. The daily is only 810; the weekly and the tri-weekly $5 per annum. A.?, Walker lin? ju-t icCeived an enormous slock of goods, bought iu the cheapest markets, ut the least margin for cash. Missis. Abb L. Mooreriind W. I'. Oniiisuer, who nrc with Mr W., will be phased to see their old friends and Joinor customers ut his store, where, llic-y can jjive i Item bargains in every style of goo Is. Gi ve him a call, and a Inn you sn-p out of his dour there will bo a pleasant smile upon your face. ? ? - ? i?ii Accident? Kev. Absalom A maker, of the up per portion of the County while riding down hill a few day ago met with ?juitc a serious accident. It happened that (*e of the bietst chains of bis hors.es broke, und the animals taking fright aud commenc ing to i nn, he, having hold of one of the hind wheels, was jerked o.it and run over, 'receiving severe wounds in hist hot. Wo hope that ho may recover from his injuries. Pennedj Scholarship**? We notice by the ''News and Cou rier," of Wednosdny that Dr. Sears, the custodian of this fund, has estab lished a number of scholarships at the Hampton Institute in Virgi nia, for the education of colored youth. Tin of these have been assigned to Sou lb Carolina. Two will, therefore, be appointed from this Congressional District, and wo notice that tho ap pointment has fallen into the hands of II. 1'. Archer, Esq , of Charleston, who line appointed both from his city. Doch it not look fair that Or- ) angcburg should ha^o ono iostoid of | Charleston both? But, however this may be, we call attention of the col ored pc iplc to theso ellbrts fur their (dueatiou. ?? m * <? ? l*omoua Grunge? The next quarterly meeti ng of Pomona Grange will be held at White Cane Grange on Saturday October 4th 1870. A huge attend ance is earnestly requested, as the meeting will be an imp orient on to ibo Order. Masters and See iclaries will please have their rep??r'* ready Hour of meeting 11 o'eloe? A M. Km k Roliishon, Secretary 1* G No. 17. Henry ItoPn lilts jusi rctucltd fp m'lhe Not lb with cue of the finest stocks of dry gn< ds ( vcr brought into this market His sloie is filled with clolhiug, dry goods, b< ots, shoes, hats, notions etc.. which will be sold at the most reasonable ligurcs. His clerks are all good luokin.', good h luioivd and uccouimodiuillg, and esteem it a p easure tt> show goods. Calla! oa;:t at this fashionable emporium a.id prepare for the coining sea-ion. H..IT1 ? - . ITIMHI? ? Crowded? It is almost impossible for one to get through Mr. Cornekoa's store owing to the quantity ot goods be is now opening. Wc were almost altempl ed to uccuse Mr. Jno. Daimcr of buy ing out New York, but knowing his abilities both as a buyer and sales man, we concluded that he only t ought what WOUld supply the de mands n. his. large number of custom ers, and with the assistance of t-in Captain, Bdlcy, l'embrook, Dave, Courtney, Charlie 'and Summers we ure satisfied that no one will biallow e<! to leave this establishment dis pleated with I heir purchases. Iiis impossible for us to enumerate the different articles, but we wil; r;fer oil 1 i eudeiB to this m immoth e-tiblishm ui t and guarantee they will tin I any au I (evciything they want. The Be?d I hing Foi tlie co ined people te do is, to join tl e Democratic par'y. They mu>t *ie by this time that it n not the oj poi.ont ol the l?l ick raca that i hey have b?eu in tight to believe by cm rupt oflh e-seeker . On the con trary ibey sie that i. is the party of up i.l lights without regard in race. \\ by then this tacli US opposition ? Why cannot the two races pull logeiber, and work for each others i ir.cn st in I he same party ? Tire eo med man is grail.tally re cognizing that his old master is his U-t Inen.-!, although he may be slow to adui ; it. We lay down this as inevitable : As hing :is; the colored man asa race .-(uld.ornly opposes the whit-.; man he wil not prosper; but ii he joins us and works logcthir with us, his rights will he respected, and his material interests will be advanced; - - ? mm ? - Kcmiii licences ol Orange hnrg? For the benefit cvfthe many readers of the TlMKS we are glad to announce that one oft! e oldest and most high ly honored citiziMis of Ornugeburg has consented , upon our urgent re quitt, lo furnish us from time to time with scraps of the od history of Orangehurg as gathered from ineinoiy and private notes. Thete sketches will not be con lined lo the town ahm c, but will extend to the County also. They wilt certainly be very interest ing as touching upon old things, and as a means of c< nip a ring the past with the present. The publication ol tli?c*e papers will commence in our next issue, and we would advise ei?r readers, in order that they m.iy h.iv.; the matter complete and connected, to preserve every issue. Tliey would be interesting reading at any time. Farnicr'M Aid Association? Ti is excellent Association met at Oruiigchurg on Saturday for the transaction of business. Its officers a re: ? Dr. W F Dar ton?-President. Dr. T A Klliolt?Vice-President. Dr. W S Barton?Secretary and Treasurer, 1- X I.CUTI V K t'OMM ITT EH : II L Rickenhaker, W W Culler and d II Felder. The workings of this Association are Viry simple, being upon the mutual instnance plan. The memhership foe is ?3, without icfereiice to age, until ?? is reached, w hen tho following scale will be adopted : Less than .'?;') years $3; from .'JO to 40 inclusive $f>; from 10 to.r>5 inclusive .$8; from 5G to GO inclusive $16; and aftorwaidb (hero is nothing to pay, except as a member dies, when evoiy other mem ber will be called on for Alter 100 members are en rolle.I, I he mortuary lee is reduced. There , is much less expense in this A-soeia lion than in any stoe'e company. , There are no costly edifices to con sume tbe profits, nor is there any bank i ing system, but all the money i.- ,.t at home, the ollicers being wit...nit pay ami bu n ami raised in nur midst. i No annual dues are required. Its doors are now thrown open to a I I wiilu lit reference to the Grange, so 1 that those who are not (Jr:itigers call be admitted. It is also highly pro { grcssive, tun or lif;ecu now incnibers bring taken iu at the last mue'itig. besides it< merits in i'self, the ehaia;:ter of the. irmtle n m at its i head is a guaiantc til success, and -hould commend it to [iitbliu favor. \ Democratic Victory ?The Color Ijine Broken? '1 he n unicipal election on Tuesday 1 rs resulted in the complete success of the ticket nominated by the Dem cratic Club, nud headed by lion. J. VV. Moseley. The following two tickets were iu the Iii Id : DiiMb(;|{atic tick kt. For Mayor. Hon. J. W. Moseley. For Al lermen. Joseph Sti a .is. Win. M. Suiu. J. S. Albergolti. J. C. Dicksou. i n n k i ? i". n i -1: s t 'i't (: k kt. For Mayor. (ill), lhl i vit. For Aldermen. W in. M. Sain. Jos. Straus. J. C. Ilijkson. J. A. Williams. From this it appears that the fight was ngniiist Mayer Moseley sind J. S. A Iborg?at!, Esq. 'Ihe \otes being counted, the lb I | lowing result was announced : For Mayor. Hon. J. W. Moacluy 17-1 votes, (ieo. Boliver 1 17 voles. Dr. A. S. Hydrick I vote. For A idcrmcii. Win. Sain Hlil volet. Jos . Si raus li! ?'; vol; s. J. C. Dickt-on 21)7 votes. .1 S. Aih< ryolti 167 vot.-s. J. A . W i ilia ms 1 ?S vo! OS. The regn ration shows lliat the whites arc ah< at 152 in th : maj irity, and Mj\ Mosc'ey's majority was 2 ?. Ji must not be argued ir on this, h >w cver, that the races voted solidly ! against each other. On the contra ry cm- of ihe must cdiceriiig si-Misof ibis election is, thai the odor tin; his Itiii broken. Mr. Moseley received almost as many coloied votes as Mr Boliver received white votes. The i ncoiiragcmcnt we allude tu consists in the (act that the colore 1 people aie, a; least, learning to exercise the elective fraiichisj ;n f,ej n ? i. We would abo remind the color el I cople that the coloied man Dicksou aas uomimitcd by the Democratic t tub, und thai the Democrats voted for him handsomely, as his Haltering vote shows. Wc said iH o.ir last, lufire tho election, that this was a slfn ghtout issue; that Boliver was a Republican a. d Moseley a Dcinociat, and we be lieve that this po ie\\ decided ispon by the Club, ami reiterated by us 1 i-t week, saved us many votes, which might otherwise h.ice heoi I >>l. Wc now claim that we have gained a straigbtout victory, an 1 the c dored people helped us to do it. This fact will carry much weight in future elections. Ills not our intention or disposi tion to boas*. . All we want is for our (Horts at recoil illation and .good government to be an predated, and we recognize this its an iudi alien that the spirit of har mony between toe races au 1 a 1 classes is in the ascendency. Market Reports. Corrected every week by Messrs. Bum. iS: Scovii.i.. Fitii ay, Septombor 1'.!, 1879. cotton Middlings. 10} (ft Low Middlings. l?'?'<i\ i lidinury. 8}(?f *.U niovisiosa Corn.$ Go New Corn . Pens. 0 I-odder, per 100 Iiis. 7o Bough Bice.?- 1 -0 Ki.owitoii & Lathrop, ATTORNEYS AND COtHSKLLOftS A T I. A W , ORANGEBURG, S. C nov 30 tf Im it True Tliiit a remedy has been compounded which will do away with the mineral ami drastic purgatives of the past centuries, ami which, while entirety ellleielit, will leave (he system in its former healthy condition? Ye*, the remedy isTabier's l'orialilic? i r Vegetable Liver t'owder; a eure for all the lisordcrs arising from a torpid lirer, and as inunceut as spring water. IJivc it a trial. It will do what it promises. Price ?o cents i bottle. For sale by i>r. J. ??? SVauiiamalccr. Olli at J,imt? "CSoud morning, friend A., I ntu surpisod to kcu you <?:it, and looking so well; I heard yon si re confined to your room, and bed, hv that pest of humanity, Piles." "Yes, Sir. 15., I had been lo.ig a s'lllercr when 1 heard t;f'fabler's Ihickeyu Pile Ointment. It proved a blessing in mu indeed.one hot lie having so far restored me as to enable me to be about my business agiin with ease and com fort. Von can rjommend it as a genuine remedy." Price 00 cents a bultlo l-'orsalo. bv Dr. .J. <?. Wannamaker. i a I -. ore the Public. :2. 0, IiIcIANFS c1.1 ?KATKD ::IvMB, PILLS, Mil: i ill*, i t'UL OF 7' ??--??? tit is. or Liver Complaint, UVRri'.:-M.\ .Mi ".!? K MK.MIACM?. - - -? ^ymp'.oms '-.r^ Diseased Liver. pAIK in the right side, under the * edge of the ribs, increases on prcs itre; sometimes the pain is in the left -id; : the patient is rarely able Ui lie on the left side ; sometimes t2ve ?pain is. Si under ft? &t<temUlcr blade, and it uc^Lvcidiy cxl'.-mk, to the toj) of the hodhlcr, and is fotectioscs {iLiit-ikeu '.'or rheumatism in the ami. 'Htt stomach is affected with loss of appe tite and sickness; the bowels in gen eral arc costive, sometimes alternative .vith lax; the head in troubled with [lain, accompanied with a dull, heavy sensation in il;-" back }wrt. There is generally a considerable loss of mem ory, accompanied with a painful sen sation c>f having K-ft undone sonic thing whit h ougl ; to have been done. A slight, dry cough is sxjmcii'ncs an attendant. The patient c<Jh8jilaics of weariness and debility ; he is easily str.rticd, bis feet arc Cold or burning, and he conijd;:ins ?>:" a jtcickiy sensa tion (if the ki:in; his *-;>i k^. lo?v; and allhou: h lie :s -satisfied that exer cise would be benefit i;d to him, vet lie can f^arcely suihtiioss n?* fomviulc enough t<> try il. In fact, he distrusts every remedy- Several of tin: above symptoms alic?i?1 the i! i.v.se, hut cases have occuij/il W iici ? few of the?;i ex feted; yet exniniii:tl;i;!:i iif the body, alter de-'dh, h? i iihmvn i r.nt io luve bv.4K?iyc!y i\ir&$. J. At, ;:; a id) r i: v n iti ('. Mi I .a:::.';; I.iit.m l'ii.t.?, in casks ok Aam? 1 rvi ??.? when taken with Quinine, arc productive of the tno.'.t happy re?ultr?. No heiter cathartic can lie it ;ed, ] rcpar.Ttocv t?, or after lakin?; QuiniyiC. V?'._4 ivould advise ail wiio arc 5,-?lietcd v.iiii this disease to give the'ih a i m-.i vriai.. for all hiirous <lcitntgjv.ienis, avid rr. a simple ptir^niVc, tfiiy srv uue^calcJ. i;i:v. ir::: or 7 :;v .v.o\s. The genuine are never su.jar <-<.i- .1. livery box has a red Wax v.-.il ?,n the lid, with tiic i&iiircsaiau l>k, M> JLlVUii Purs. The genuine M< I Ax'i.'s l.rvi-s <!*t:.l.s b~ai the signatures of C". M< I.a.ni; tuui Ii.imi m linos, oa the wrappers. v Insist upon having tie genuine Pa. <'. Mcl.ami's l.lvr.K I'll i preoaitti i.. Kh-ai inj? ltrosn ol PiltntcKr^li, Pa., t! e mar .i.-: I-ein * full of imitations of the name .!/<?/.?7it p. tpcllcil differently hut y.*M?L- [ironutitialioii. NOTICE TO TEACHEKS. The last examination of Public School Teachers will be hehl ut Sheridan's Pchool Itoom, Amelia s-lrect, on Saturday, Sep lember "7th. 1ST'.), eoiumencing at 10 o'clock, A. M. No further opportunity will be iillordtd until the Summer of 1SS?, and to this ru e no exceptions will he made; timl nil certificates granted prior to Augus ?J-d, 1S79, will he revoked on the titst day of October next. Ity Order of the Hoard of School Kximi ners, D, L. CONNOR, School Coinmis^ioner. Orangebnrg, S. C, August 2?Jtli, 187l> ant' 2'J 5f Robertson, Taylor & Co., SUCCESSORS to 0E0. W. WILLIAUS & CO. Cotton Factors, Wholesale Grocers and General Commission Mer chants, 1 & 3 HAY NE ST., charleston, s? c. july 11 S 17t> 3m notIcb. The exercises of Mrs NBUFFER'S SCHOOL will bo resumed on Monday Sept. 1st, IH79. aug i? 2t W. F. Robinson WATCH MAKER AikC j eueler, KUSSEL ST-, OraiiKebiirK, s, C A In fell supply of La nd reth'sSoed just received for winter sowing, which I will tell to suit the limes. On! and save money bet?re buying ?!se w I. iov 0 1ST1 !y ... : i. jtt-a.vt .\i..> i HrticplM? nmlOfii. A.-'.t, gin FrnneUort, i'nKf ?mla, mi.I .'nr. <>i Wa^Mnetoa mnl Cliarllon St?? \. Y. SeM b>- ull Druggists asot Oralcra, The Eighth Annual Session Of this SCHOOL will commence on SEPTEMBER lav. Course of Study and Terms: DEPARTMENT A, *2 fKtt MONTH, Rending, Writing, Ppcllwigr. Elements of A t itle itielic nml GKtinmarf lifter;-, gruphy und Kloeiitio". DEPARTMENT It, SB W PKK JWNTH, Composition, Higher ttatimnar, ITwk Kcoping nod Higher Arilfnneltc ad*J*?l to the Studien of 1 >i-j?:irtm^?nt Jk, HEP KIM ENT <\ ^51'ETS SlHNflff Rhetoric, I'hi'npophv. Algebra; Geometry, Chemistry, Logic, Itotntiv and Amhtonotuy added to the Studies of Departnrrnt I?., CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT, 50 CENT:* I XTUA FOR EACil b V bTAUE, Latin. Circe*, French, Roman auJ Grec'nvrc Antiquities. MUSICAL DEPARTMENT, In charge ot MISS I.. 9IKLT.IC1I A.1IP. jfca)" Libelal deductions node where more than one pupil attends from a fanrly. BOYS prepared for COLLEGE or BUSINESS, The SEXES kept strictly separate. RIGID DISCIPLINE and high MORAL as well rs L.nTELLECTU A L 1 IIA IN ING maintained. Public Examination and Exhibition iu May ol each year. Closj of Session Juno 3011?. BOARD in good famili s from $10 to $ 12 per mouth. Fur further particulars apply to Stilus it. Mki.liciiaht*, Principal, Orangcburg, S. U. CHEERTf GOOD EWS A4 the old FASHIONABLE RE SORT of THEODORE KOUN THEODORE IvOHN THEODORE COHN I would call ihe atleutiou of mr friends and patrons to my LARGE and well SELECTED stock of FALL AND Winter Goods Which I urn receiving by every STEAMER* From NORTHERN Cousisting of 500 PIECES BEST STANDARD PRINTS CLOTTTITSTG Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,Trunks, Valises, Blanket^, Casstmeret and Jeans, DRESS G-G0BS, Long Cloths, rCashhieros, Sheetings, Table Damasks, Ladios and gents Untier? wear, Tickings, Homespuns, Corsets, Towels, Napkins, Ribbons, Laces, Hoiserv, Ruchings, Handkerchiefs, &c. &c. &c. &c. &c.' All I ask is a call, feeling confident that you can save 25 per cent on every dollars worth of goods bought of me. Our ASSORTMENT is LARGER and more COMPLETE than it has ever been before, ami our prices aro MARKE WN with a view to disposing quickly of our STOCK. Call early lo secure bargains, and be convinced as to tho truth of my assertions, THEODORE KOHN. I>K. ti. S. WOLFE, ?n be fjund over D. LoniV Store, where he -s prepared to do-di woii: in !ii<< in, Ii iiiiM<i nion>vi?jl '? on1 .iiuc<i. A(i work vurrautcd to givq ratisfactlon, L.s. WOLFE, mar 7 Surgeon Dentjt;.