University of South Carolina Libraries
The Orajxgeburg; Times LOCAL TAKE TOUR CHOICE Between the Times at $1.00 for a year; or the Charleston Weekly Newt and the Timeb clubbed together for $2.50. This gives our farmers as much rending matter as they enn digest during the week, at the cheapest rates eter yet.oftered. Wow's If our Chance To buy a No. 1 buggy cheap. B. Frank Slater can suit you. The Great eat Paper In the United States is the New York "Herald," which is independent in all things. - ?ara?*??o??? Beef, Vegetables and fish can be had at Marion Jncksou's iu rear of postoflico at all times. Tilden Is the first Democrat who h.\- been elected President siuce Buchanan; and yet the bouth is trying to kill him. A Xnughty Lawyer? Wni. B. Bonner, au attorney of Galveston, recently shot and killed J. "Wheeler, editor of the "Banner" of that city. Popular? The White Sewing Machine has become m> popular that Henry Kohn has engaged one mau to attend to that alone. ?Uno? Sw?rd Can be bad at Mrs. Oakman's during Fair week at $1 ptr day for the whole week, and at $1.50 for a single day. Accident? Our young townsman, W. F. Rob inson, Esq., fell from his wagon on Monday , receiving some injury to hit< aim, but we are glad to see he is all right again. Check?? The following check? drawn by the County Commissioners are ready tor ?delivery: Juo W Flake, Bufu? Fel der, G V Patrick, C T Couuor, J O A Connor, A F H Dukes, Caroline McMichaeL Jns! Arrived At Henry Kohn's, one of the larg est nod most beautiful assortments of lady's neck-tics ever ofleicd in this market. Ladies visiting the Fair solicited to call aud examine. The Orange Light Dragoons "Will assemble at the Company ?parade ground on Saturday the 18th of October, 1879, at 10 o'clock a. m. for drill. By order of N. N. Hatdkn, ('apt. 111 ?? ?g - The Ex c lira Ion To Charleston on the S. C. R. R. lext W'tdnesdsy, we hear, will carry j xnany from our Burg to the "City by the Sen." 'J he time allowed is six ?days, and the rate from here $1.50 tor round trip. I*iclurea? Mr. Kirk Robinson has just re ceived some of the most beautiful pictures we have ever sein, represent iug hun ing, and snow scene*, aud landscapes of every variety. Stop and see them. I>. A. Sain, Of Lewisvillc, has just got iu a splendid stock of dry goods, clothing, groceries, liquors, ?fec, which ho offers at the most rcasonab'e prices to the citizens of that vicinity. Go aud see fer yourselv es. A Signal Light Of such brilliancy has been put up by the S. C. R. R. Company at our depot that it is said it can he seen from BranchviUe. We wish now that the Company would still further Jet its light shine by the payment of its debts?we mean for stock killed. I>c*fh? We regret to learn of the bereave ment of Mr. aud Mrs. Abiul Lathrop on Monday night in the death of an infant child. It may ho hurd for them to give up their little one, but it wiil be a consolation to feel that it is spared the trials of a cold world, and is safe in its eternal home. fS?or.nmen Iu the town who desire to take part in the Glass Ball Tournament at the coming Fair, will hand in their names to Mr. P. G. Cannon before the 20th of this month. Teams in the country who intend to eater for the prize will report G? above. W. G. ALBEBQOTTI. The Court ffonoe Square Is alive with Mr. B. Frank Slater's new buggies. Now is tho tune to buy. Ifetor Store Mr. Luther Rickenbneker has started a new store on Russell street near the R. R. coruer. We wish him success. He is a young man of ener gy and enterprise, and deserves it. The ISurbIos Of Mr. B. Frank Slater have ar rived. Loug strings of them were hauling nil day on Wednesday from the depot. They are equal to all that bar been said of them. Go and make your bargain. Illness Wo regret to learn of the severe illness of Miss Annie Albergotti daughter of Mr. T. W. Albergotti. We trust that the disease may be unested and that she may be re t-torcd to health. tiernuiu C'huniouiilc Tonic? A tonic that at ouee invigorates the Liver and Digestive Organs, regulates the Bowels; acts upon the Kidneys, opens the Pores of the Skin aud for all Impurities of the Blood, it is uusurpnsscd. Trial bottles 10 ceuts. For salo only by Dr. ,1. G. Wannamaker. Read D. E. Smoak & Co 's advertisement in another column. They have in store a fresh and varied supply of merchan dise which they are selling at the most reasonable figures. They have also the best quality ot liquors, cigars, itc that tan be found any where. Cnii on iheru before you go elpcwlfere and we warrant you will not c\?me out without purchasing. ^ "IU? 9fcd!cuied Toilet Pew<^l der" Ah a toilet accessory and beautifiur it has no equal. It is warranted to adhere better to the skio and remain on longer than other powders, Lilly White or Tablet., in Ute. Ladies wl o Pave u?cd it regularly for years, pro nounce it the very hot cosmetic they ever tiled. Price 15 ceuts per box. For sale bv Dr. J. G. Wanna naker. New Appointment ? Dr. T. R. Mahnte has resigned as ( leik of the Beard of County Com missioners, and Mr. Ij. H. Waniip. maker appointed in bis stead. Mr. Wannamaker has bad much experi ence iu this line, und we arc satisfied 1 will make an cflicient nierk. Iii* health, for some time, has precluded bis pin t hi pat ion in business, aud we are glad to see that be is again iu employment. Our llivcr fliurieys The surveying party ordered by Congreu to tuake a survey of our rivers has commenced operations aud is now camped on the Watcrec under Col. Worlbrcch The Conga ree and the ?'autee will Soon be reached and we hope the invc*iiga tions and repoit to Congress will re sult iu material benefit to us. The object is to nscertaiu the cost and practicability of improvement, aud everything will depend on the report cent to headquarters. A Difttfirbanco Occurred on our streets on M in day and was renewed on the same night with increased vchemeuce. Words and even blows passed, and a considerable crowd gathered on Russell street. Finally ail bands were arrested and carried to jail, and after giving b il they were released to appear at the Mayor's Court next morning where a lively scene was enacted. We arc glad to see tha equal aud exact justice was done iu their arrest by the police, before whom there should be no respect of persons, und no difference shown be tween white or black, high or low. Remember! Remember I! Tho Edisto Rifles' Fair to-night. Last night it was a complcto success, and to-night it will bo more brilliant than ever. The Indy admirers of this gallant corps are doing up things in pplendid order. The tables are i!i.cly urrnnged and well liilel. There will be many amusements and interesting contests. A magnificent Lady Washington doll valued at 825, presented by Mr. Van Lantech, of I burbston, will be rallied at 50 cents a chance. A walking cane will be voted for, ut 5 cents a vote, to be pr esented to the member ot the company who re ceives the largest vote as the hand somest man in the company. A beautifully bound copy of "Ten Byoott" ia also to be voted for at 10 cents a vote, !o be presented to the school receiving the highest vote, to be awarded to the moat efficient scholar in eaid school. Besides these things when one gets tirid he enn sit down aud enjoy a h it supper fur 25 cents. We hope the Edistos wiB meet with a brilliant suceess. Boiling Spring Cnmp Meeting This meeting has just closed, and is said to ha\c been of unusual inter ? t. About sixty tents were occu pied. The congregation was large at the opening service, and eoutinued to iucreuse till Sunday, when it became immense. -A!any excellent sermons. Twenty per* on* pie*i-utcd themselves as applicants for church mcmbctship. The following ministers were pre sent: Rev Manning Brown, Presid ing Elder, Prof. Duncan, of Wofford College; Revs. McKibbon, Jiio. Mooch Melton, Ferguson, Kountree, Price. Boyd, Iuttb net, I eltus, Graham and Darby. The Sunda> night sermon will not be loigo ten for many years. KnlglitN of Honor? This popular order, which seems to be rapidly taking the place of Insur ance Companies, is in much favor here, and is likely to increase in popularity, now that the benefit, of *2 000 on the life of Mr. I. R. Till, who was a member of the Lodge here, and who died sometime ago, has been paid to Mrs. Till, according to the benefit certificate. Sixty days from the receipt of notification, by the Supreme Lodge officers, of the death of Mr. Till, a check, drawn on the the Supreme Treasurer of the order, *>as received by Mr. DeMars, re corder of Oraugeburg Lodge, cashed by Mr. J. C. Pike, aud the amount paid to Mrs. Till. s Like all Iusura"cc organizations, they reserve sixty days within which to pay a benefit, so that all business having precedence may be transacted. We learn that Mr. Till had been a member of the order only about five mouths, and had paid about eight dollar*. The o.der seems to be reliable, and is certainly the cheapest Insurance offered to us. A whole rate member insured for S2,000?-pays about $20 per annum. Court In consequence of tho sickness of Judge Aldi ich, the Coirt adjourned I over to Monday, Oct. 13thy at which time the Judge, Solicitor, Sheriff, Clerk, Tipstaff', Ac, put in an ap pearance, and started the machinery of the term. On Monday, Judge Glover, in bo half of the Bar, presented a pream ble and resou lions in reference to the death of the late W. M. Hutson, E.-q., Master for Oraugeburg County. After brief remarks by Judge (Jlover, the icrolut.ons weie seconded by Messrs. Wbaley, Izlarand Browning. Judge Aldrich took occasion to eulogize the deceased, aud ordered the resolutio is to hi spread upon the Journal of the Court, and as a further maik of respect, directed the Stierilf to adjouru the Court until Tuesday morning at ten o'clock* The billowing cases have been tried and disposed of up to going to press : Slate vs O M Strock, forgery?not guilty. Joshua Mingo, forgery? guilty. Oni H?ft" and A F H Dukes, assault and bat tery with intent to kill ? nol. pros. " Jack Inabinet, assault with intent to kill?guilty o| a-i-aul L and battery. " Allen Brown, rape?not guilty. " Adam Jones, forgery? nol. pros. j " La u i a Smoak, larceny? not guilty. The Fair? 1 Persons intending to patronize our Annual Oraugeburg Fair to be held on the 20th, 00th and 31st of this month by exhibiting stock will aid the Directors very much by making early application to Secretary J. L. Ueidlman, and enpnge stalls or pens lor Ihcii .stock. Don't put it oil'until the last moment. Ily engaging stalls early it will enable the President to make all suitable arrange no tits for tho accommodation of exhibitor's stock. The Premium list slates that en tries for exhibition can be made at the Fair Building on Mond ty and Tuesday 27lh, 28th, and on Wjdn js - day 20th, until 10 o'clock A. M. It is hoped exhibitors will outer as early ji? possible. Don't put it off to the la it moment. ** The Directors are making every . ' - SB _1_I - II_ effort to make the coming Fair ono of tbo most successful ever held in this County. Will the people Becond their efforts ? From the present out I look we think they will, and that their efforts will he crowned with suc cess. We are offeiing an extra bill of attractive amusements during tb e Fair; 1st a Grand Tournament; 2nd Base Bail; 3rd Team Glass Ball Shooting. Besides we expect every Department to be fully up if not bet ter than heretofore. Tho ladies are preparing articles for their Departments, and whatever lbey attempt to do, they are sure to do Well. We are iu hopes of having exhibi tors from our friends iu other Couo tics. We expect them to vibit our Fair, and to nee wbat we can do in old Orangcburg County. We expect to get excursion rates during the Fair. By present arrange ment of trains persons desirous ol visiting our Fair can take the morn ing train at Branchville and at all stations along the line to Charleston , arrive at Orangeburg in ample time to visit our Fair, spend a pleasant day, and, if desired, take the h past 5 o'clock evening train and return home same day. The programme of arrangements for Fair will be published next week. W. F. Bahtom, President. - ??? ? ? <?? 9*erMO?al? We are gratified to learn that Mr. Jacob Bolivet, who has just returned to bis home in Omaha, af ter a short stay in Orangcburg, J gives expression to the highest opinion of our citizens aud their hospitality. He made ga favorable impression, and we bone he will speak a good word for uc abroad. It is oniy in this way that the delusions of ihr North about us may be practically dissipated. filrand Toarnatncat The Orange Light Dragoons have the honor to announce that, at tho rc q not of and under the auspices of the Directors of the Agricultural Asso ciation, they have arranged a grand Tournament t > take place, at tbe coming Annual Exhibition, on Thursday October .10, 1878, with t..e following programme: Oih'curs of Tournament : K ing?Capt N N Hay Jen. llcral !?Lieut C W Culler. Bugler?L B McCant*. Judges?Gen Jas F Izlar, Major John Se-lers, Col A D Frederick. A O It AND I'ROCfcSSION Of the Knights, in costume, headed by the Baud in a decorated Wagon, and escorted by tbe Dragoons in full uniform, will be formed on the old field and inarch through the princi pal btrects of the city to tbe Fair Grounds, where a grand MEDIEVAL TOURNAMENT will take place. Three cash prizes in Gold and Sil ver Coin :fi'l be awarded to the three Knights taking tbe greatest number ot rings in three rides, chance of three rings each ride. Time scveu secouds. All questions of riding will be decided finally by the Judges. 1st prize Twenty Dollars in Gold. 2d piize Ten Dollars in Sil vor, od prize Five Dollars in Silver. The list of Knights will bo iu charge of Lieut. Culler. Knights arc expected to be appro priately costumed, n.s it is tho aim of the Company as well as tha Dir.* tt >rs of tbe Association, to m ike the occa sion a grand and beautiful pagiant, which will rcfLct credit upou tbe Dragoons, and enhance tbo enjoy ment of visitors to tbo Fair. Committee. Do Wo Relieve in Witchcraft;? ''I take the position that we do not, in it* broad sense, *aid a gentleman of ream and experience, and yet we lind many of the present day carrying a Ihiekeye in their pocket through a Void of superstition when they might he relieved by a few applications of Tablcr's Ibtckcye I'll* Ointment." This Ointment is made from the Buckeye, and is recommended for nothing else hut Pile*. Try it. It will cure you. Price 50 cents a buttle. For Male by I>r. J. U. Wannamaker. Taken in fhe Aot. Sister Jones called on Klder Smith a few evenings since. Itetug ?. next door neigh bor, she entered his study unannounced, and was greatly shocked at seeing him taking a drink from a suspicious looking Imttle. lie noticed her look of inquiry, and said: "This, Sister Jones, is Tablcr's I'ortalilie, or Vegetable Liver Powder, the only remedy I have over found for the many troubles arisi'jg from a disordered Liver. I can recommend it." Price 30 cents. Kor sale by Dr. .1. U. Wannamaker. NOTICE. OFFICE OF CO. TREASURER, Orangcburg County. Orangcburg, C II., S. C, Oct. 8th 1*79. Tax Payers must hoar in mind that the Penalties and costs will attach on and after Friday October 31st 1879. No extension of time will be asked for. p.op-ekt copes, 1 Treasurer Orsngeburg County, oct10 3t Market Reports. Corrected every week by Messrs. Bull A Scovill. Friuat, October 17, 1879. COTTON Middlings. 91? I,?)?>,? Middlings. 9 % Ordinary. . 8@8J PROVISIONS Corn.$ 75 New Corn. Teas. 75 Fodder, per 100 U>s. 70 Rough Rice.$ 1 16 THE GENUINE DR. C. MoLANFS 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 both cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pu pils dilate; an azure semicircle runs ?long the lower eye-lid ; the nose is ir ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds ; a swelling of the upper lip; occasional headache, with humming or throbbing of the ears; an unusual secretion of saliva; slimy or furred tongue; breath very foul, particularly in the morning; appetite variable, sometimes voracious, with a gnawing sensation of the stom ach, at others, entirely gone; fleeting pains in the stomach; occasional nausea and vomiting; violent pains throughout the abdomen; bowels ir regular, at times costive; stools slimy; not unfrequently 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 mercury in any form; it is an innocent prepara tion, not capable of doing the slightest injury to the most Under infant. The genuine Dr. McLane's Ver mifuge bears the signatures of C. Mc Lane and Fleming Pros. on_ the wrapper. -:o: DR. C. McLANFS LIVER PILLS are not recommended as a remedy "for all the ills that flesh is heir to," bat in afTectiom of the liver, and in all llllious Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick 1 leadache, or diseases of that character, they .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 unequaled. BEWABE Or IMBTATlOSfB. The genuine are never sugar coated. Each box has a red wax seal on the lid with the impression Dr. McLane's I.tvcR Pills. Each wrapper bears the signatures of C. McLane and Fleming Bros. ? Insist upon having the genuine Dr. C. Mc I-ANE's Liver PtLl-s, prepared by Fleming Brot., of Pittsburgh, Pa., the market being full of imitations of the name McLflnc, spelled differently but same pronunciation The Eighth Annual Session Of this SC HOOL will commenco on SEPTEMBER 1st. Course of Study and Terms: DEPARTMENT A, $2 PER MONTH, Reading, "Writing, Spelling, Elements of Aritheiuetie and Grammar, History, Geo I graphy and Elocution. j DEPARTMENT 11, 52 50 PER MONTH, ! Composition, Higher Grammar, Book Keeping and Higher Arithmetic added to the Studies of Department A. DEPARTMENT C, $3 PER MONTH, Rhetoric, Philosophy, Algebra, Geometry, Chemistry, 1/Ogic, Botany and Astronomy added to the Studies of Department B. CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT, 50 CENTS I XT 11A FOR EACH LANGUAGE, Latin. (Jreek, French, Roman and Grecian Antiquities. MIISICAI, DEPARTMENT, In charge of MiSS F. Ms. HELL1CIIA1P, Til K ASSISTANT TF.ACilER. &&T LiberalJJdeductions made where more than one pupil attends from a family. BOYS prepared for COLLEGE or BUSINESS. The SEXES kept strictly soparato. RIGID DISCIPLNE and high MORAL as well as INTELLECTU AL TRAINING maintained. Public Examination and Exhibition in May of each year. Close of bessiou Juno 30th. BOARD in good familus from $10 to 612 per month. For further particulars apply to S/lL&s R. Mellich lee-, I Principal, Orangeburg, 8. 0. Fashionable Emporium! Grand Invitation! We are opening daily New Goods! Just in heautifnl CASHMERES in ohu'k and all the fashionable colors. TufTettas, Silks, Satins, Diagonal* in all shades. Nove'ties in NECK WEAR by every Steamer. The LATEST STYLES and PAT TE UNS in ail Goods. Car You can secure more Elegance and Kxcedcncc, and yet practice more ECONOMY than ever before."^! Ikftutiful DRESS GOODS at 121 cents. Notwithstanding the Heavy Advances iu Linens and Lmg Cloths, we are our COSMOPOLITAN SHIItTS at at old Low Prices. CLOTHING FurOUlfaud Young at the most r*? souable FIGURES., CARPETSl CARPETS 11 Carpets in Large, Variety at very Low Prices. OOiVLE and take ,ook ?* WILSON .LICUTNING Sewing Mas The CHEAPEST and one of the ]'c-1 Sewing Machines in the Mar ket. the zs: LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC Sewing Machine Always on hand. Also Needles, Attachments, Oils, Ac.,at Factory Prices MME DEMORESTS Fall and Win ter Leliable Patterns on hand and in full variety. | I invite all to call and examine my IMMENSE STOCK and LOW PRICES. No fault will be found if you do no t buy. Remember theodore kohn'3 Fn.diionable Dry Goods Emporium. Notice. All person* holding old school claim* am requested to have them registered during tlie month of October or otherwise they will Ik) debared regeatration until Octorbtr 1830.. D L. CONNOR, School Commissioner of Orangeburg County. Pcpt. 16th 1879. fept 19_2t X mHbri^mann, dealer ik Liquors and Cigars, two noons east op 1> E SMOAK & CO Now all ye people far and near To Briggmann s Restaurant repair* When Hunger on your sensas otsals, And get your fancy Drinks aid Meals. The old, the young, the wise, the ny. All who have money, and can PAY, Call on me at my stand so new, And I will do my best for you 1 Five Hundred men are wanted now? To unload schooners, (ALL know HOW!) The work. I'm sure, will never cease? Tim pay is just 5 cents apiece! Then come and got employment trood. [ would have it understood, Without a single bit of fuss, You'll get your money's worth with Gus. oct3 1879 ly Kntate Sale The Lands of the late W. M. Hutwm can be treated for at private sale on a liberal credit. They contist of the Office Lot, which < will b? sold as a whole or in parcels to suit purchaser. The Residence, on Russell Street, with out-buildings. Two Lots on tame side of Amelia Street and fronting it. Ono Lot on opposite side of .imelia Street. Rov. J. l>. A. Brown, at the Rotidence, and VY. P. MutRon, at the Office Lot, will give everv information in relation thereto. M. M. HUTSON. Executrix. oct 3 If MUM mm* V?n>fe!?* atMtcmft. o^fcuM.???. a. i