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W. F. Robinson, WATCH MAKER AikI Jeweler, ray KUSSEL ST-, ?^SJSIwSy OraiiKeburir, s. <'. "NTo use forl-'rint.oi**? Ink unless you want to lind I lie most IV10 LIA BLE PJLACB in Town to buy Jewelry. See the wonders of the day, tut Automatic Show Case, Which turns all day, therehy giving you a better ehunee to select what will suit yourself or Friend. 1 can supply all classes, from the pour to the rieh, and vet still another line hit of Kxcelsior Jewelry just opened for inspection, 1 can under sell any one South, with the same quality of goods. Sota from 25 ct?. to $25. All other goods in proportion. W. F. ROBINSON. nov'21 lv FOI! SALE A house anil lot opposite U It (Hover's on the Belleville Road. The house is in com plcteorder with every convenience. I'or particulars apply to A M RALLF.Y F. DeMARSj 1 gi MASOXIC 11A f i?i Friends and Country men nlfend ! ~|")o not wait until ?on spend Kvory cent in places dear, I>InVft DkMAKS voiirdroccr hero ! Ash him for bis ft A'MS so nice, |{umiing tit the LOWEST 1'RHJK! S?toi> and try bis Klom so tine, {_ "heese, and A 1 <L things in Iii?; lin ? ! I (live some RUTTElt sent aroun I ? BCvcry man sbuilld have a pound 1 \i.d if vou'd feel well and utile. I?ut bis "MACK liRKL your Table ! ?-Jood are all thing* in bis Store, |t^ason cannotn.sk for more! Only try bis IdQl'OUS nr. - 4,'uii't he equalled any wlierc ! lOverj man who knows l?r.M MtS, |{ushcs for hi- good Sega is ! Jn his Sample Itooin they lly, k very time that they areilry ! Koine ihing tells them UK'S thj mm ! .\nd he always leads the van ! Jfever yet did be retreat,? JJon't you know be can't be beat? J^ook within bis Store so grand, f n bis I'ar-Kooin -near a1 It nut; 4?ue?iii>n bim and von will see ? IJN'DKKSoLD-dl'K C VNNO I' UK! 4)b ! \":iil not till you are wi?vr, |{eason point* (o Mr. It IS KU, Selling lamy Drii to all ? t.ive hint then i }?ener:i! call, l{ept nssuied, Dr.MAKS sells cheap, A nd (be lines! goods will keep, Tkjevcr erase to bless your Mar-? JJown with all ?except I loM AUS. "P. G. Mil OXr. POOH RAST OF I>r. A. CL Duke'x lirtig Store, PRICK LIST rircoch-Loading single barrel (.inns fiotn SI") up. i Double barrel JBreech-Loaders from S27 up. Single barrel Muzzle Loaders from $2 50 up. Double barrel Muzzle-Loaders I nun ?7 50 ii p. 7 shot Pistols from SI 20 to $8 50. 5 shot Pistols 32-100 from 82 50 to $5 SO. Smith tt Wesson 32 100 ?12. *? '? 38 100 813 70. ,; " 4d 100 from ?10 to S25. All of these pistols are con tre lire with automatic cartridge ex traders. Also Hardware of every descrip tion, at prices corresponding with Ilm above* fall and examine good> ami juices. Satisiiiction guaranteed in both. O The undersigned respectfully in foi ins the public that he is prepari i! to do all Kind of Werk in the above line on the shortest no tlCO and at laving Prices. HORSESHOEING (lone in Ih. best possible manner. I also have in full operation :ny PLANING AND MOULDING MACHINES, And GUI ST MILL. All work in this line done without delay and on reasonable terms A share of the public patronage i solicited, july 25 II. KIGGS. Knowlton & Lathrop, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS A T I. A W , ORANGEBURG, S. C nov|U0 tf IXL "RESTAURANT BY A. M. [ZLA'lt. AG' ILt Srigorrnann's Old Stand Call anil jn:t your Jlot Meats, Fancy Drinks and Fine (Jignrs, Coin early and order your Ov'inr Mrw, Oyster Fry, ('hielten and Rice, lla.ni and Rice, IJeolslen k ami Rice, Sautsajio and Rice, Hams and Eggs. Coll'ec, ftc., &?i Having obtained n I i t f-1 ( '?w liHncmnl ('?.1.1 t m | are evrythin in Nie? Style. C I and tulisd'y your appetite. [Everything put down a Bottom Fiices. uug 29, 1?7? 3 B v;.,v: i t s:; s? 0 ? ??? 3 r a ?s .-?? ?:.. rr ' .* vi cv ?* O .? .. r. j all d at* yd yftie f? 3?) ^ -1 n Is v '? : t~rf:j! In Its conception, un o;er.-.:-:. ?< ior ?ulng a icrga range of sewing in cor.r.Mo fabrics a;?r? leather. Its mo'.rorsj i?ro co^tl :uoi<3, admitting of an extrciCocHi :y '. ? > cf opood, cithor by ste^m ?:.?,-.<?;* ?-?.;?.- jr. Every {notion of the traKolo ? i .? n I't r-ii ttvs produc ing ; - ono-third more work in a day t. is or Uawirtg Machines. It has no byoj: m stions, sit d tightot s tho stitch with x'.ic ir. .--;:?! of the fabric. Et uses the well-known Wilcon Compound Fct.i on Iioth sida3 of the needle. It has two-third:; loss parts than any other flrsc-class Sowing Machine, its arm Isfully eight j\"td ono-ha'* iitohas long and five and one-half inches hi?h, and the whole P-?..:?!?..-.is is very compactly and scien tifically constructed in proportions, ole&ance, design and appoar anco. Its simple, powerful and perfect mechanism places it as far in advance of all other Sewing Itiachlnas as tho telephone is superior to the tin speaking tube. The WeLSCN MENDING ATTACHMENT, for repairing all kinds of textile f abrics WITHOUT PATCHING, fur nished FREE with ?II WILSON SEWi&C MACHINES, together with aTuckor, Ruffler, Cordor.Seiof Hemmers, Cinder,etc. THEODORE KOHN net AOENT FOR ORANGKHL C H'NTV a C'ir.I a is* ( * \ "i OK t;Vl ft ? L < fob.*) 'Uc i!ndi ' -'l ? ? d would iT.?|ice!ful ly inlorill II.<? citizens of t tils ami adjoining (Vuui :???, thai lie has given uji in<n luituli/.'iiu in Ohler id give Li- \v I n'e M11 1.1it'ii to ?ry V*f ?' ?**'{? p.? ?-. y. -~t ? imp Jo. imJL< v.V fi? a ?JcL l oi: TI I is; M a I ! !CKT Will arrive the eoniiig week a largo ???t of line Harness nn?i Saddle IIOI1SKS w! ich v. .11 in- ottered ai vi l v ri a ijiia!?'?' pric? s. 11 ..\ hi" Ii :i : \ \ i :i v* i .\ | ii nee ill the above husine:* 1 feel confident ?f giving Iii!) in lb hi < tidn to every one v. Im favors, ine wiih inch patronage. w. m. SAIN, A i the Old Sinn i. t111: < mn k, watchm iiv;::: AM? tir.rAiiti.n. Time aii ! iiek.V In.id w tilted sire. I mi Waioli ami i I.. I( ami p< .;?!> bore, It lick Vim n< ? .1. im' time i.i set, ?lust emitter r >iind in * 'hivi 'ttei Kor twenty yi ir and two, lie's ripen! !n lr..in.ii:. Ii..v, Ids arth in know. P?y Hperial I'iMv'ideii e he% -.-u: ToOniiigohiUg Ul.il ait to show. i f a Wateh viil ep im lime, Ami it a I :?>i!. will li 'Tis jii-i I" "-e you v.- missed tlii- line, Wliieli ndisnfgdoil work, true an 4 ipiiok. If yOlir Wateh will keep no time, (?0 to T. I)e< !d\ ioile; If your Clock will give no li?-':. (... to T l>e''hi\ ii t io. " I ii'l; stiitI lini ?" are heeded her ? P.v Kai nii'is, hoeiors, Lawyers, nil, ii' ilii- I/o nr.-. iI.i'ii lake .; ???il ear ? ; ;u I'. I?. i liivietlC to rail. i; " N <?1" I < K -All Wail-In-- re'iiainini; ivijh un- for repairs nil llio I t N<.v., I8.7S wilt lie sol I at auction if not ealleil for lie foie ill.- Iii.?! Mondnv hi i ?ereieher ne.\t. T. I?i.< ii I Y ill it:. july 1 II Mr-"..I Oakinan, having neeupied tin coin mod ions residei.d (..'apt. K. II. W Itriggiiutiui on Aineliu streel, will sieeom module a few Hoarders. Kates rcasonubh and satisfaction guaranteed ?n.i.V|M n im t? mi |?lhi.i<] tut i<| mos '.\ 'N *?*iS''','M"'i 1 I' '" |?i-' U I" I'll" *v{tu<>j||<in1.aiiuj..j i. ly'viay ?i-"ti;,! ?vi-j.'.iiu?! -i.-j Ljj JL jl ?'Ji W Cu iL? ?5. A !.-<> :i -mail lot "l" Kust Proof Wheat! This Seed wits tested in Georgia I a.-1 Season and was u success. LI ML. OIL-, HOUSE Silt >ES, JOHN A. IIA.MILTON. A Good WAX li LOG AN lor 81, A Good WO M A N SI I OK for !" > e. .1011N A- LAU IL! ON. .itr.st a i??:i v i:n at Ei F. Slater's Svible-j 111-- iiliOVl! StO'k i- a FIN. I'j i vor li ' 1 . '.; in!" I hi.- S.ate, and will be ?old al very reasonable pr.ietk; Tue public is r ???>.??: fully invited i.o <m!I and examin ? Lie - i:u *. E F. SL \ I'i'Jjl. ?r ir r.fi v s.., ? J ^ , ? , ? ? / ? Mit ' <. i S'. \ ' I , * 1 ? ? ? MAilKLT STUEE'ui Ucsphcllully inforiiM iiio public generali ;\ ilia I Iii? inkles a rc i Onij) e u .1 .-nid lill, d will) i I N L I10RSK3 AN I) MULES Which be is >>'.',' ring at very 'I I.<?.-(? in ivani <?i' h.I Block are iv r jii'i I fully invited i i give; inn :i <*.i 11. .i. v.. Ii. ouk i: >. .iit. Robor'wSon, Taylor & Co. suct;Kssoiw t<? Gl A \\. WILLIAMS A CO. Cotton Factors, Wholesale Grouers and Lcncral Commission Mer chant^, I & :5 IIAYNK ST., jiilv 11 8179 :I!ii Union Flceth-g. Foukiioi.ehCiiukcii, Nov.28th \S1'.\ In accordance with previous ap pointment., tl-.i! Union met at Four?I Udles Church, and was railed to order ' by Elder J. AI Horhuig, l'oriuer Moderator,and proceeded to business us follow*, viz.: 1-t. Names of Delegates from the Churches were enrolled as follows : conga 1.1:1: Elder .1. M. Ii, riong, A. A. Stabler, M. L. Herlong. rouuiioM**. S. J. Hrantley, Ii. Ivickenbaker, J. b.. I'.ov.aid, Michael Uiley, A. M. Bozard. A STICH I!. Elder J. I?. l'ii. ki t. .1. .1. II. Stou t a urn ire, .1. ti. Felder. s M !\< in mer lin. Oil A no Kill,'kg. .7 M Kihy, (i \V W ilson, John A Bozard, W A Edward*. i.i v. l- vi i.i K D A Mi Ivor, 1) F Jovner. AM l.I.IA ToWNSHll". No letter nor Eeleiitites i lit?vi uencic. G .1 UInier, W 1! Thomas, Fl lor 13 11 Giayes. 1 he Iutrodut: ory sorhn?n wits preached In Ehler JJ II .Stotideiimire from Exodus 132ml Chap er, 2'itti verse; tiltei which th? Union entered into an election toi* Moderator'and Clerk, which ro.-ulti I in i > Iowa:: i'.ldi i .1 1 Icrbitk^ Moderator m i SM 1V< tllhil i ill ' Ii i Ii < i.' I <? locht - tri ii: An aic'.i au I . Ota^g.jrwjffi churches having no lot tors lioui thiiir churches were on moth n of Elder Graves recognized without le.lcr.-. The letters from the churches were then rea l by brethren J il Felder j and M L Hetlong. The following Committees were then announced, viz: < In religious scrvicc3 for present meatiiig the Dea- j i mis ol Fourholes Church with U .) Ulmerand Josua Bozard. ()n place of next meeting and ministers to preach, S .J Brantly, I) A Melver, A A Stahler und J C 1 I >< i. a i d. (?n ipii i i s ii I requests, M E Her long, J M Uiley, << SV Wilson ami A M Boziird. On Sunday s-chools, Elder J .III Stotideumire, E llic?euh.t ;er au I J II Felder In nominate Executive Committee, ? F der .1 I) Prickelt, Micha ?! lib y and 1) F Joyner. It was ili. n toi motion, resolved, that the f <'"iuinittee on .Sun lay sob ? it he eleided annually and that -aid Committee 1te uomina cd in i r.? - pre - in < ommittee on Sunday s Iii? ds. | 'I be Committee on roligi uis servi ces ii nie a partial report, viz.: Pray er W?oiihg Saturday at 10"o'clock A. M. I?) E lor tl I> Prickelt; Pleaching at I l A. M. by Ei h r E il Graves and liUcUMsi hi imaiediat ly ait -r preaching. Adjdiirned to unit oii Saturday a; '.In- eail of t:c Moderator. Prnver by Ebb i l'tickctt. M'ri'nil*.v 20th. Tin I on.i! tint us per adjournment alter prayer meeting lei by Urn. I'ri. ..< ; i nnl pn-achiiiu by Eitler E I i t i i .i ? e- ! r :n .1 .?lii Ib'd idi i >t -r .in I ^litli \'i e. The discussion was then opened Ii Uro II Felder and par licipatcii in by brethren, W !i Par j i. e. .1 IJ t ii,- .eil. W A I dwards, ,J A Ibdlinan, (i .1 Ebner, S E llickeu j backer und Lilt naves Thu discus sion liu u ch m d, Committees reported, viz.: Coin ' in i ii- ?>ii pi.ne ut in-.t mtotihg re i nd, Oitiugebtirg' Baptist Church a- .. e i lac?. Friday belbru f)th Sun day i'i Februaiv I '80, as the lime. , Kider .1 M Herlong to preach the I Introductory termini, Alternate J .1 j II Stunden nire; Elder \V 11 Parlor j to preach thu ( luirity sermon on I Sunday nl 11 o'clock A. M. Alter mite Elder E II Graved. Adopted. S. d. liuANTi.KY, Chairman. Committee oil queries and retptests reported after examining the letters from the churches, we lind nothing cl aiming om attention Subject for discussion, "What is the best met hod of promoting prnye. meeting.') in our churches," to be opened by S M Kcmmerlin, and Bro I) F Joyncr to write an essay on n subject of his own chosing. Adopted. M. Ii. IIKtti.oNfj, Chairman, Committee on Sunday school- re ported, that almost nil of the Sunday schools have gone into winter quar ters, hul hope they will : jod wake up to their duty. We uoin inate as the Annual Committee, S M Kemmerlin, .) L Bozard, 1) F Joyncr, It C Paul ing, Fletcher llerlong, E II Gravos, W A Edwards. Adopted. .!. .1. 11 S'ioriiKNMtr.k, Chairman Ci ii mittee to in minnte Executive (*jiininitteJ, rejiorte I, d II Feld ir, Win. < iailney, W li Mack, M L //or long. .J M ill ley. Ad ?ptc I .1. 1 >. I'kick i i r, (lhairman. /.'' ?'"?/, 'I hat tin- Union recom mend to tin- chute ics of tin-; Union tin' reading of the iSih uhapi U' if Matthews gospel in the churches uhert a mouth ior 1*2 months, on liu Sab bath. /,'. ?/.,,/, That the matter of print ing tin: minute.- "1 each session of this I nioii he brought before the ehiiroii ( - be otiging t ? this body and that the Secretary send a copy of the above resolution t<? each church. I ceo, l'hul a CopV oi the pro ee ? lings < i tin- meeting lie presented Bro. W A Edwards lor publication ii the Orangeburg Timms. Confirm ed. Adjourned to meet on Sunday at ih ? call of Moderator. Prayer by r> t>. Fiji i r. sL'NI>ay 30th. ' tier prayer meeting lei by i?ro^ .) II Felder an I the preaching of the' Charity sermon by Elder J 'M ller long from Mutlicw 11th chapter and ?"'ih verse, a public collection^ was taken up amounting to ?12 ?l. The Union '.hen cams to order at the call of the Moderator, and the miuutos of Saturilay read ami confirmed, liro. .1 II Fehler was called upon and made a statement in reference to the di.sbusemcnts of tba funds collected for missions pr ?poseil within our hot-idi. Bro. .1 Ii Felder reported S 18 in the Treasury. Adjournc I t ? meet with the Orangeburg Bapti t Church on Friday before the 5th Sun lay of Feluuary I SSO. .1. M. II uri.oNf'., Moth rator. S M. K i m m v, I lerk. Advice to the Rising Generation. lit- contented, my son. You nee 1 not he satisfied wit!; what von are; you doil'l rvant to live without ambi tion; So 1,'Utg fts you livu strive to he something belter ami higher ami stronger io morrow than you arc t*?? day, lu don't woi ry, don't fret. Wear your ready made cloth s with the air of a prince until you can do belt jr. Eat your twenty-liveei nt dinner with the manner of a man who is accus tomed t tar suniptu aisly every day on conire o niiti-ami likes ibisiidri <ii a thing for a change Keep the sunshine in your h a t audit will shine out t I your lace. The world is always grateiul to a sunny-tempered man jiist because he is good enough and gracious enough to live in it.. Laugh, my .-on if your stomach is so inipty that you laiinot tell whether your pain is in your liver or back I mo ; uear your hat jauntily it" it is so lull i.t lie t.- ihiit yi u can't see the g case tind weil her .-tains that cover if; speak cheerily, though yon have to j wear your ovorconi every time your ! .-hu t g? i - to the laundry. It won't he an easy thing to do right along; the (lay- will come when a, good in dulgence in the "'blues" Would seem j like 1'titadise; theic wilt !?;? hours when n u would lather swear than , laugh when v< u wi nhl rather _r<?wl ami Wail than look pleasant; llm.o will he linns whin, in ..pile of your (strength and maiibi od and good reso lutions, you will go away by yourself an>! groan ami bury your late iuyour bunds :.n<! cry like a girl. 1 know it, rim. But don't make ti habit of it, and do t let any one see you do it. It is u dangerous luxury, .-on, and should only hi' indulged in nt very long intervals and on raro occasions, Cultivate contentment; it you have uo gloves, ;juI your hands in your pock ets; if ),mr coat is out at the elbows, hack np against the fence; if you have no hat, von will never become bald. Anil wbeu prosperity comes?uot if, but when?you will b3 prouder of your good nature in the- darkdaysof adversity, my son, than }'ou can be of all the honors and all the fame and position tliut prosperity and success can bring you. Never worry, son" don't fret; it will only make your face thin nod your hair turn gray. ? Bur in j'nii Ilawkegc. Mi fur . ifi'ter: I see that "Ike" in biz peaceiz speekin of biz gal "Sal." Well, I oanly take- thiss oppurtunety tu aa to "Ike," ef hits mi gal 'Sal" that hez takin sieb a shine tu, I'd advize him not tu be at home when I cum tu sea him. lie sez, "the way fur flew was a caution." Well, he never seed fur Iii beb.ic ata), ai.d hit will fli this time widout any kautiou whatever. The i'ipt?r sez, "every hair of yore bed i/. numbered." Well, now I doant ihiuk hit will take the Skript ur long tu make a little noatjof thee ii>v that will ho left ;n "ikc?" pur session hi thee lime he gits tro thee fur operation. Ef he lets a little luve fork tro him uutu a swune, I' 1 o he mily :ipt tu tro him into a swuner. I'd inn tu '?Ike," hut thee wether is tu warm, an thee sketers tu bad. Jeruzelum! I can tro a quart cup round mi hi'd Uotoh 1 y ?luu. 1'ie now let 'Ike" aloau, (confoun the sketors) an hopiii ho will git over his? (dum this little leathered tribe) swune, an rite auuther peace sune. I see a nuthur j.heller rititi, an sines hizself "Mose L'more." I red that peeee uv hizscu over sevorl times Irin in git tu thee funy part. I kept ruutiin mi (iugar down ou tke3 paper tol hit struck mi lap, an efl struck eny funy purl hit wur artcr I lefFthce papur. 1 think Mr. "Cmore" betur tii an bee more an lnrn mo tu befour lie rites fur yourn papur agin. He lorks sortur like a lawyur an thinks he nos thu |?i its. But I think I can see Mr. ?'Cmore's" drift. Ho nos than plenty spirits in town an ef he git the Kotiucil tu klozo down on the likcr trade he'll stand a chance tu git hizsen tur nothing. I offen hard hit sed et' a phelicr takes 2 or 3 glasses lu can sec twice. Mahc thats the wa lies* (eh - in C more. He doant spoil atal, h ligers it out. He muster bein tu dancin skule, or mity gud in mathcinntieks. ''Mose" seems plezed wid the Kouncil. Well, I like the kroud mi.-elf. But thars wuu thing I ax uv them, an that iz tu put the stretcs in gud order or not let hit snow eny mo Old Baruy iz a big mule an ef they will ration on $12 i r n ontb, h i him haul hit out in saa for lino stretcs. Ef they will sell iison tickils tu take pusengers by (he Town Can I dont Cair a kuss ef hit rain- or uot. I never wur much on swimin. My right fut cau swim bery well. Hut mi letf fut doant umhisiaii the bisnCss. Swimiu in mude i/. lik nrgin wid an old maid, you can ji; >o fur an no fuvder. 1 wunder what iz becum of "Eli?" lie muster got a luve letter auswun in over hit a little. I hope the Koun cil will thro compashuu on him an muve them ur rules. 1 doant no why hit iz, hut they seems tu boiler him no little. The Kouncil ortu wurk on a religious principle, an then rules will m.ike "Eli" kuss. I'd .i mo, but bisness is too dull. I will cloze wiih mi ^h'.ne old toste. An Irishman was gjing along a road, when au angry bull rushed ! down upon him. am), with his horns, tossed linn over the fence. The Irish : man, recovering from , his fall, upon i looking up, saw the hull pawing and tearing up the ground, and said : "If it w as not for your bowing aud scrap ing your apologies, you brute, faith I should think you hail thrown mo over I this fence on purpose.'' Tor ihc Or.ingc.burg Timki. Bod Elaine.