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The 'OrftHgebnrg: Times _X^O C A. 31? _ oi u c tit; Ii FT " Arrangement; with- the A>hm and Courier is working charmiugly. By it two paper, the Weekly News and the Tim is is obtained lor the incredibly f?.all sum ol $2 50, and the Bubscrib er gets ae rouob rending ns he can digest the whole week. The Kite of Confirmation Will take placo at the Episcopal Church this morning at 11 o'clock. The Sensations Of the week were the fire and the Edisto Riiles. The Weather ' Is still unseasonable, the winter bring almost as pleasant us spring. Bain is needed very much. At the Fire On Monday, Mr. Byrd Thompson received some injuries about t he eyes, which we hope will not cause him any serious inconvenience. A New l*apcr Hus been started in Greenville by the name of T/ie Flay. It is a temperance advocate, and we hope it ?will never flag in the cause of right. l.ec'n llirihiluy Was celebrated iu Charleston by the Carolina Light Infantry oil don day. 'Jhis we think is right, and wc would be glad to sec it mure generally done. mm . ? . ? A Con vocation Of tlie odd TelloWn of the St ite has just taken place iu Columbia, in which a huge number of delegates from Orangeburg participated, hav ing left here on 'lu&sday night. I/ceturo ? Remember the Iccttite at the Rooms ol the Y. M. C. A. on next Tuesday evening at 7] o'clock, by Rev. J. 1). A. Biowne. Wo DUsp.nk u pleasant und profitable evening for ull^who go out. A JUifcl i'otiliow ? \\ e understand that a committee of the Young Ameiicas have waited ?.in the 'It wu t ouiniCnud requested aid for the purpose of propjrly cqiiip jiing themselves lor their aork a~ firemen. James A. El utnillou llr.s la en uppciulcd ugent in the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine. lie has also taken the incase.-e of the polio, and sent oil' for their new uniforms to the house lor which he is agent. m 1? I . . . ?? - < enaum Supervisor?? The President has appointed the following ceuBUH supervisors for Sout h Carolina : Cadwallader J. Pride, 1st district, Henry Hammond, 2d, Jos. L. Brc den, ? 1, The (?in House And Screw o Mr. David Bull, ol Providence Township, was destroyed by fire on Monday evening 1l Was caught by burning trash mound the premises. This is unfortunate n>r Mr, Bull, and we sympathize with him in his )o3?i. ? ? m - ? ? School Trustees? We are requested by Capt. E. J, Felder Secretary of the Board of School Trustees of Orange District, to announce that a meeting of the Trustees of the various divisions of this School District will take place at the Court House to-morrow. drape Culture?' Mr. A. Jourdan, who is gathering up all the statistic? he can iu refer ence to the grapo culture of out' County, to be forwarded to tin Agri cultural Bureau at Washington, re quests all interested on ih s impor tant subject to send their statistic* to liim at Snidcr's store. Journalist lo - M. L. Bonhani, Jr., and L. \V. Simpkins have retired from the ed itorial charge of the Nowberry Netes, iu consequence of removal from the town, and transferred their interest to R. II. Grcnaker, Ksn.i who, we have no doubt, will sustain the repu tation of this excellent paper. A Xcw I nvestnicut? We understand that Mr. J. V. Way has just bought the lot and offico known ns the old P/.lnr au I Dibble office, and now occupied by Lhe Y. M; C. A., and intends to put up a fine building on the spot. This will be a desirable improvement in the business portion of the town, and we welcome all such investments of capital in our midat. The Coal Mine?? The Read's brown coal mine of Richmond County Georgia, discover ed by Prof. Bibikov, has been sohl to a company formed by some ot the best, ublest and wealthiest men of Augusta for $00,000. Tins looks as if Prof. Bibikov may not be the fool or "bibulous" dreamer some people supposed him to be. Keligloii!*? Rev. 13. C. Lampley has be n cail oil to the pastorale pf the Baptist Church of Lcwisville, ami will preach on the first and third sabba.h of each month, lie is from Suinter S. C. \\c are requested to announce that Rev. \V. R. Parier will hold services in the Bapii.-t Church at Orangei.urg on Bun day. A ?Allans?!? Capt. Hamilton has transferred too agency for the Weekly Ulu\> of the Daily News and Courier to Mr T C. Hubbcll, who is now actively and successfully engaged canvass ng ?or that pap r. Under this arrange tnenl the Daily New.? id placed at your door for only 20 cents p r week. We wish success to the enter prise. Marri il By the Lev. .1. S. Ilayihn, nn I lie 6th of .January LSS?, Mr. J. S. Wal toil of On-low County, North Caro lina, to Mrs. Caroline Murphy of Orangc.hu rg County, So. Ca. At the residence of Mr. Aug. Hol man, ?11 the 18th inst., by Kev. W. G. Mock, Mr. Jacob Wise to Miss Laura Sturltey. All of Orangeburg county. Jpvr-Honal? We note the presence in our town during the week wf Mr. Stephen D 1'ow les, former editor of the f IM KS, and a brother, of Our fellow townsman Mr .1. ll.Kowlcs. We are glad to see t'hit'. Mr. Fowles is lool-in-s? wi II. We note uL6 by the Newborry // rul! that he has just passed his exam nation bet?re the Supreme ('our?, and is now n member ol the Bar. We wish him abundant sue -ess in his chosen profession. Wherever he goes he will he re nt.inb :r ?d by Iiis many old Iriuuds in Orangeburg. Or mi gob uri; Abro.ld ? We notice by the Doih/ linnnf.r of Breuhatil Tex ts that our old friend 1*3; Li. Shlley, formerly of Orange burg, was married on l)et;. Hist I81O, lo Miss Carrie McPhaill if CuMiouii Texas. T eCuVicaua )lt.<erctr says : "The ceremony was perform ? I a b' o'clock p. in., and tue happy couple left on the 9:30 train foe Itrouhain, their future home. May 'heir voyage through life on undisturbed by leinpestuous billows and its end bo as lumpy us its beginning h.n b-<m.-' We heartily endorse the seiltiui m . and extend to Jack mir sineere congratulations. .. Ls-.vbi tlwi.'s be remembered by his friend ?> ii Uar-i lina. Tlic Slate t; range The m < ting oi (he State Grange lakes plaee in Charleston 011 the 3d of February. The meeting will be one of unusual importance, an i Worthy Master Lipscomb issues cir culars urging 1 very Graupe losend lich-gates. Tbc lull road und hutci fare has I ecu co sitleiiihly reduced. On the S C K R. me fare will be 3 cents per mile .or the roun I trip. Board at the Pavibou will in S2 per day, and at the Waverly $1 50. We hope there will i> a full mid cruLia ble meeting, as we expect much good from lite Grange organization o the country. The Parade Of the Ldi-t > Hilles 011 Monday afternoon was a creditable alf.iir, 1 be young ladies, and the older ones too, who feel an interest in the clever young fellows comprising this gallant corps, crowded the Win lo.vs on the main street at the appointed hour to witness the evolutions and cheer the young soldiers with their presence ami smiles. Capt. Dibble marched the company through the business portion of the iown, and exercised the beys in all the tactics of the sol dier, which they performed with great credit to themselves and their efficient officer*. At the Court Mouse Square a halt was made, ami the military t-nlutc was given ui Brigadier General Izlar, who responded in a practical speech upon the soldier's duties. The Company was then in spected by Adjutant \V. V. izlar, of the General's Stall", ami found in ad mirable condition. The corps turned out in lull force, ami, with the new uniforms, presented an extra fine appearance. fho Edistos are the pets of our town, and their proapority is a source of general satisfaction. ?ST JHJJL-U.IJ. ft-J ...? Si.-1 - A I'Jre Occurred- in Charleston yesterday morning destroying the large e.ir shed of the S. O, It. P., and a cm sidcrable number of ears. ? A Circulating Library? It .-e.-ms to us in connection with the Young Meu's Christian Associa tion, a circulating library would he a menus ol'great benefit to the commu nity. Not only hooks, hut the most valuable periodicals of the country could be obtained upon reasonable terms by a combination or corpora tion process, which .vo.dl be o'* great benefit to all the members. It would be a menus of dill using knowledge and cultivating a taste lor residing which won.a be desirable I - ?-t the mailer be dis usscd. Painful Accident? On .Saturday afternoon, while Mr. Daniel O'Cuill, an old gentleman, living near Janiison-s, was driving out of Mr. Riggs' yard with a loa I of lumber, bis unties took fright, and, iii the attempt to check the 11, lie was thrown to the ground and run ov r by 'he loaded wagon, breaking his leg and th ;h. IIj w is la Icon into Baxter's Hotel, where Ii: n is been tenderly cared for. Drs. Sal ley and Hydrick, being promptly culled in, rendered ah necessary medical a; sisUiuce. Being advanced iu years, wo lear ihat his recovery will be flow, but we arc glad to hear at last accounts that he is resting as w dl as can lie cxpcccd under the circum stances, which euablei us to in luige hopes for the best. Professor Gonzales, Of New York, praclical pianoforte and organ tuner, hai been in our town for the past six weeks, and it gives Ua p ensure in ackn wiedging hiui not only skilled in ihn above depnittnciil. hut an artist of the tirst onler as an orpnni.-t ami vocalist, and had wc known him on his arrival iu ibis '.own as well as we. do n ?w, we would have d.m: hi n m >iv j<i-tice by introducing him to oar re*i Outs ibroilgb our paper. His tuning a;ul repairing of too iustrum nit-sol th i foR lowing parties j have given to our knowledge entire satisfaction : Or. Cook, Henry Ivdin, Mrs. lv S. ilub bcli, .1.11. i?\i\vle<, .Judge fJlover, S. R. Mvllichump, T. U. W die, ? so. Bolivei und others. Professor (} m zalez will visit, our tow.i agiiu in thu cour.-.eofa few moo hs on bis return North, when we predict that a go > d deal ol work will await him Fire? About 11 o'cl ck on Tuesday the alarm ol lire was noun led. It proved to be at the Oliver, s building on Main street. '1'he kitchen of tuis building attached to the dwelling it is supposed was caught from a defec" live Hoc. Iu an incredibly short i me the ever ready fire department ol our town vx.'it on the .-pot using their utmost dibits i> master the fiery fund. Beyond the most sangu ine expectation; by pr ?n?pt action und bard woik, the tl unes were confined t<> the k itchen and finally extinguish i d, thus saving the large house, the burning ol which would probably nve destroyed Mr. Bike's aud .Mr .-?< iivi .?.: > residences on each si ie. 1 he place was ocii.pt. d at the time b\ Mr. \\ . F. Robinson. The dam ages are considerable, hut envere 1 by insurance, ilio colored peop e di t uoii ., eervico and des rve special j uieuiioii for their din.iierjU 11 ail public dpirilid uctioil iu drug all lliey i oil Id as firemen an I citiz IH to save properly. We regret to luarn that Jan iur?" Bullzcgar. one ol iheii number, was severely wounded by ihr fail ugol a scantling, but we no'ie- til.it li ? is up again. Wanted 2000 pounds fodder, for which ?1 per hundred will be paid by II n. M . Sain. ?w^*? - ? mm - Fine Cutlery ? A large assortment of fine cutlery just in and for sale low down at Or. .1. ? Wanuainaker's. There is a Constant Warfare being waged between I In Various species of the animal king dum. Think of the horrihlencss of an army of worms storming the cita del of life. A dose of Kliriuor's Indian Vt r mi luge will destroy them. Just In, A largo slock of ho;tied goods, such as porter, ales, ginger, soda, seltzer, and pure crab apple cidor, all of which will be sold cheaper than can be bought elsewhere in this mar ket, at Z J. King's. The Elliott*? We are requested by the Fore man to announce that there will he a drill und parade of this company to-night at 7i o'clock, and llie members are requested to be punctual. Mr. Chi vi et I e lias on hand a line assortment of watches and clocks, and will in a few days receive another enu-ignmeut of the above goods, which he pi opose*) to sell at low prices. G ve him a cill. 4Vhitc MiiehiiieN H hl in J )eeemlicr. if is :in nc kuowledged fact that the White Sew ing Machine ntiuds pre-eminent amongst first das-; machines for its simplicity ami licht running qu i lilies" HI niton J?eliKon KespcctluHy returns his thanks to his many cust mers for their past putronage, and hopes to merit the same in the future by keeping con stuntly on hand fresh meats 6f every kind at his old stand, in rear of the l'ostoflice, during the present year. Herman Chatuomile Tonic? A tonic that at once invigorates the Liver and Digestive Organs, regulates the Bowels; acts upon the Kidneys, opens the Lores of tin-Skin and for all Impurities of the Blood, it is unsurpassed. Trial bottles 1U cents. For sa!o only by Or. J. G. Wanuamaker. - mm m 9? - Who ha* hoi been annoyed! b.v a ?Joutfli in Church ? It may come from the reiu >test coiner in the rear, but its echo tickles the throat in front, creeps do.vu the aisle and touches the us'iers, wringing a sympatho ic explosi >n lroni every vict.m. But Lousscns' Honey ol Tau- will cure coughs, colds and all diseases of the thro it and lungs, bronchitis, hoarseness ami sore throat. Price 50 es Foi ale by Di. J. G. vV.iun.i uiker. ?>i<t Yon over Notice How terrib'y a beauty of the blonde lype can disappoint one? *V a little distance we only se? the shin ing aureole of hair, ami the iuiagiua tion, wuh its <b ft touch, is (puck to complete the picture With a complex ion as velvety as the heart of a rose, and as pure as suo'.v. But on close proximity, i he picture lo-es it < bright ness it we discover I races of a dix ordere.I liver, which can hi corrected by nsint! PortaMcu, or fabler's Vcge (able Liver Powder. I'rii ?? 50 cts. Sold liv Dr. d. G. k\ annamaker. Market Reports. "Corrected every week by Messrs. Hci.i. .t Scovit.i.. I nii'AY, Janimry 28 IS8\ COTTON Middling!).lUffi l?.J Low Middlings. 11'; ? hriiiiary.l?j(<i 1' PKOVIS1U.N8 i 'ora.$ 7?r? Ni-w Corn . Peas. 60 Fodder, per len lbs. 7."? Ituuuii Kice.$ 1 .iliSiiff's Sales. My virtue of Sundry Warrant on Lien ti> ine directed, I will sell at the I'lantatioii o 8 .S Hairier ami Wilson Zeigler in o'oodby.? fownsbip, on Tuesday the tnird day ot Feburary lssn. fur cadi, to die high es bidder, the following crops, in wit . l?tj bushelri com, more or los-i. 1. oi l'is. Fodder, more or le**. Seized iiseropol I'riuee Dwiglit under warrant on lien io 1' tJ SSnowden. also 'J liti-hels corn, more or le>s. 5tl b?ndle.? Fodder. ;>u bii.-hels ' otton seed. Seized as crop of F.dw.trd ?'minor, under warrant on Lien lo T U Snowdcii. also 40 bushels co n. more or Ics, .*> bushels roii^n li ce, in >re "r less, IJ busbfb; Peas, more or less, 0*0 11(5 Fotldor, more or leas. Seized is crop ot Wilson Zeigler under nr.trrant on I.ten to I* <J lowileu. A 1.30 \: (he late r sideiiee of W m peel, in the Porn ft KdiMo, t>n the same tlay, I will selky |.")U liusliel- eori'i. m re or less, -u *? chit ni seed. ?.ooo it... Fodder ' ?? ?? '2 Slacks ftwect Potatoes " '? Sei/.ctl us crop oi .-..iid n\ in 1'eel, under warrant on i Li in i. lifo. 11 i orno son. A I.SO My virtue of an Fsccutioii In me dircC'.cil 1 wilt tell mi the third day ol Fcburary IS80, at _iio- I'lanl itiiui ulMohn M >orer in ?*; aiigelmrg t 'oiiuty : About b?t n lb? fodder, S b isliels i- ii ii, 40 '? cotton seed A <>t ui rice straw, 0 Head M ._:-?. 1 />'.iiik Pota'o Blips, Leivod on us property of Tmtey Tyler, at the suit of ?Vndre.v I)adi. .1 II. LlVLNfSSTOX, ,V, ?*. i". Sheriff's OfTiee, Orniigcbtirg Co.mt.t, S j '. buuiary 17th 1830. i a n 'Si -i NOT I CIO OFFICE OF to. i o.M.WlSSloNFIl'S. (lllANOKIUMlO Cot'MTV, Orangcburg, S. C, January, l-ll?, 18sn. Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an order of the Court, tinted, January 8th issu. iIn* properly belonging tolhet'ounty, Known as "Club 11 ouse," situate in Lyons Township, in ihc County mill M'lite afore said, will be sold, at the Uotirl lion e in the Town of i irangehtirg, on the lirst Monday in Fehurary 1880, being the socond day of taid month, to the highest bidder, for cash, purchaser or purchasers to pay for papeis ami recording. I Hy Order of the Board. L. IL WANNAMAKKR, I C. B. C. 0. O. 0. jSD 10 3t SHAVING ANJ) HAIR DRESSING Done in ilia moat npprovcd style by J . II. MATTHKW?ran Kxperienced Burlier, on Market Street, in rear of the l'ostufliee. jin 9 ZFIi-A-G-Q-'S IMPROVED PATENT LIVER PAD I Never Oetb Hard. cam II! .MiDK any StKK.NIITH ilESIRKD. LaST Twice a? LoNO. Ziicaiti Curtl without Dragging tie Oyrtcm. CCIl es CLills and Fcter, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Nervousness, Rhemnatistt, Costheness, Female Weakness, Siek k Nervoni Deadathe. Tho*c P-wIs Cure all Plumes by A b?irrition. No NnxinuH I1IU, (Hi?, or Pnisonoiu Medicines arc taken Into tin- Stmnacb. The 1'aiU arc worn over tin; 1'it of the Stomach, covi-intf the Urcat Nervo Centres, also Hie Liver lent Stomach. A pcnt!e Vegetable Tonic I* alworl>ril iiitotln-cirriilctlnnnrilio IKnotland l.ivi-r. purifyiiif.' theIMchmI, lUmulatlnK the Livi rand Kulu.-.v* in healthy action. And itrcnKthi-niDff the Stomach to digest food. Ciu^r or I'awi $1 and t-i kacii, S''h.l> by all Diucuiais, or si-ut by Mutt or hxprvss. Mainifuclurril nt r.o tt 41 North Liberty St., IIali I MuHR, .M Ii. Sheriff's Sales. l\y virtue of an Executions to me di r.e l. I will ??ll on the lirst Monday in Keltrunry. 1880. at lie* Court House in Ormigehtirg, :tt llic u ual hours of sale, to th? highest bidder for cash, ad that curtain tract of hind in Orangeburg C'onniy, eoo t:tinititf "ne hundred ami Hxtecn acres, more or le*s,m;d htinnd by hinds of Martha WiMiains, .) Iv Kiiotlx,' .1. a. Wolfe and others. Levied on as property of II. D. Cooke. in liicaiiitof .1. a. Cooke; J. II. LIVINC.STON, .Jan ig ::t. S. <).<'. ?1u Veers Ctve-re the PubHc. THE GENUINE D'El. C. McLANE'S t r.i.r.Ku.vrr.D LIVEB PILLS, 11 ?; ; m ci re Oi" icpatilis, or Liver Complaint, livvu i-? \ A n ii sut nr. All m hr. ?Jy.'nptonifi of a Diseased Liver. jj)AIN i- the right side, under the l cd; ?< ' 'l;c i ii)-., increases on pres sure; s?omcl.nies the pain is in the left ide; the patient is rarely able to lie in the let; side : sometimes the pain is ii und*?.'] ttic shoulder blade, and it .op. n.'.j, c::iend.s to the top of the hou' ! ". and is sometimes mistr.keh if rhcutnatisui in the arm. The lot nach i> atfccled with loss of appc ite and sickness; the bowels in gen eral , re costive, sometimes alternative .viih lax; lite head is troubled with t ain, accompanied with a dull, heavy sensation in the back part. There is generally a considerable loss of in :-i >ry, accompanied with a painful sen sation of having left undone some thing which ought to have been ?!? i.e. A slight, dry cough is sometimes ar attendant. The patient complains of weariness and debility; he is easily start led j his <*?? I ; re cold or burning, and he complains >.( a | rii kly sensa tion of tlic skiti; his spirits rfe low; and although he is satisfied that exer cise would be beneficial to him, yet he i an scarcely summon, up fortitude enough t>> try i;. In fact, he distrusts every remedy. Several of the above sj niptotns attend the disease, but i a^es have occurred where few i t them ex isted', ict examination of the body, after tic.rili. has sl.unn the uvr.n t.> have bc.n extensively deranged. A G \ W AND FIvV E U . I >ii. C. M< Rank's I.ivi-.r Pills, in cams ok Ai?:k an;> KivVLN, when taken wi:h (Quinine, arc productive of the most h:t| py results. No better cathartic can be used, preparatory to, or niter taking Quinine. We would advise all who arc aftlictcd with this disease to give them a pair triai . For all bilious derangements, ami as a simple purg ttivc,thc) are tmeiptaled. BtWAiti: or n;: 5 vrio.vs. The genuine .ire never sugar mated. Every box has .\ red wax ?-..>! on ihc lid. with the impression ins. Mi I.a.nx's I.ivlm 1'ii.ls. "flic genuin? Mf Rank's I.ivi-r Pills ben. the signature* c. Mel.axk and p'lkmi.vi linns, on the wrappers, L Insist up^in having the genuine Dr. i '. Mi t.Asc's lavER Pills, prepared by FIli?. inj; Uro-,., ??!" I'itlshiirgh, I'a., Ihc mnrlo i Leing full of iniitntinns of the name Alel,unr, Epeiletl riilTerenily l>u; p~*>c }>roniinciaition. Nolii'U ol I >ir-iti ission. The undersigned hereby give? notice llnil he will lie his fuial account h* (tuardtnn o*' Henry *V. I'.o/ard, with His Honor: 'j he I'rohate .Judge of thin County on the IGth day of l'elnirary next, and a>k or his bettors ol Dismission. .1. I,. BO/, A HD. .Ian. 10th lMSO. I ii n Iii 3l duLLCTr GIN WORKS, A tJOUS l'A, (TA. I1I,ANTKUS whnwiidi to have their old tiins of any Make KKI'AIHKI) bv lirfM-chisri workmen, hIiouUI write us at once, and have the work done in early Spring, when we are not crowded with vork. TerniHCaK), prices moderate. tilN SAWS and L)U8IlBS KKPAIUKI) in the best man ncr. Address <). M. STONE & CO., AugtiHla < Agentn for the Oullclt tJins, Plantation Ko^hir?, Separators, Saw Mills e?c jan It! 2m RSTATE NOTICE! All persons having clainm against tho Ki.tnto of James 1>. Mack, deeea?ed, will tender the same, duly nttcsted, to tho Pro bale Judge of Orangeburg County, nnd those indebted will make immediate pay 1 ment to BARNEY 8. MACK, jan 2-4t Qualified Rxvcutor. W. F. Robinson, V/ATCH MAKER Ami Jeweler, R?SSEL ST-. Orangeburfft N. C. A TIME FOR ALL ilfUNGSI TA X DR ETH'S SEEDS havbcen on tho j thu Market since 1784. am! ?tili keep the lead. 1 have the LA ROES' quantity und collection ever brought to Umngcbtirg, which I warrant t'> be freah. Purchase vour SEEDS in time, and ms I seel Peap, Beans and Corn by MEAPUKK it's to your advantage, and von can get a loo!; at the Seed before buy ing. ALMANACS, with valuable inforiua lion, free to customers. I now sellingofl" my LALL 8TOCK of J 15 W ELRY At LOW RATES. Also will order Ring*, Jewtlry, silver ?cd Plated Ware below Retail Prices, and attend to Repairing of .?II kinds in tny line. \V. F. R?bingon... 1 HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. ?ra3>uebvko Cotrjrrr. UV c. lt. OI.OVUR, KSQCIHK, PttOBATB JCOOk*. Whereas, fleorge Bolivor, Clerk of the Court of Common Picas, hutb] mndo suit to me. to grant him letters of Administration of the Estate ami ctlecta of itoliert Iluffumo, deceased. I liese are therefore to cite ami admonish ?til and hiiiguhir the kindred and Creditor* ? >f ihe taiil Uobert Huffman, late of Drangcbtirg County, deceased, that they b? ind appear, before inc. in the Court if Probate, to be held at Oraugeburg', C. IL, >n Tili February next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, t* how c.m.'e, if any they have, why the said Vdiiiiiiistiation should not be granted. tjiven under my Hand, this -9th day of December, Anno Domini 1ST'.?. [J.s?.] C. JJ. GLOVER, Judge, of Probate, Oraugeburg County. ja i! 1 Gt Horses! Horses!! I will receive on or before Satur d.tv, Nov. 20th, 1^79, oue CAR LOADJIORSES. B willalfto keep eonstaotlyon a. band, during the Season, a well select ted -lock ?f HOUSES and MULES at PRICES to suit the times. Those needing STOCK! will do wellt? call at Y ST A TCL/TCS i l N l IS S ATI PII EATON'S oid HUGO I ES, always on hand. Satisfaction'guaranteed. "H. I^rank Sla tec. nov -I 5m Fashionable Grand Invitation! Wc arc opening daily New Goods! Just in beautiful CASHMERES in idack and all the fashionable colors. Taflettas, Silks, Satins, Diagonals in all shades. Novelties in NECK WEAR by every Steamer The latest styles and pat TERNS in all Goods. You can secure more Elegance an I Excellence, and yet practica more ECONOMY than ever brfue/'uia Beautiful dress goods at 12} cents. Notwithstanding tho Heavy Advances in Linens and Lmg Cloth*, we are our COSMOPOLITAN SHIKTS.at at old Low Priet s. CLOTHING For Old "and Voting at the most rea sonable. FIG LUES. CARPETS! CARPETS! I Carpets in Large Variety at very Low Prices. COAT FC "nd ,a,cc ,0()k Rt WILSON Lit HTNING Sewing Machine, The CHEAPEST and ono of the Pest Sewing Machines, in tho Mar ket. THE LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC Sewing Machine j Always on hand. Also Needles, Attachment?, Oils, Arc., at Factory I Prices. j MME DEMOILEST'S Fall and Win er 1 cliable Patterns on hand and in full variety. I invite nil to call and examine my IMMENSE STOCK and LOW PRICES. No fault will be fount! if you do not buy. II member THEODORE KOHN'S Fashionable Dry ?eerls Emporium