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The "OrangebTirg Times LOCAL OUU CX.UIS Arrangement with tho Newt and Courier is working charmingly. By it two paper, the Wcck-fa Ifeicinnd the Tinfb is obtained-for the incredibly *roall sum of $2 60, and the subscrib er gets es much reading as he can digest the whetff #ofr.T kl i I<E / '*\ A town clock 13 needed. ?' > \ Ornngeburg is improving?1 A gootl rpjm.would he'beneficial. Large family Bibles at Kortjohu's. Wo want a cotton factory aiid'fhust Why don t Oraugcburg have a iunrktt? i( ^ : ' ' , f. ' Givo im a cotton factory public meeting. ' s f II ??K ?0?*1 Let the whirring of tho spindlo bo the music of'the South. Large lot crockery aud ^!ass ware just iu at Kortjohu's. House to rcut. Apply at this offico. Two comfortable rooms, pleasantly located, to rent. Apply at this office. Just iu at Pike's au invoice of shoes. Go and suit yourselves. Waat? d ?0<) dozen fresh eggs at Kortjohu's. Our thanks are due Mr. Henry Tiokeuhaker for favors extended to this office. Another fine lot of horses will bo received here by B. Frank Slater, Ksq., on Wednesday. We think Jlou. David Davis the most avai'able nominee lor the Demo crats co put up for President. * ? mm ? -mm*~? - Croquet setts, pipes, toj.s, marbles and fihhing tackle just in und for sale cheap nt Dr. A. C Dukes'. The farmers are busy with prepara tion for the crops. They have math; a got d beginning and hope to end well. At iht hist mectit g of the Y. M C. A. next Monday week, 15th inst., was appointed as the time of their mxt lecture. Rev. O. A. Dm by\ sermon, a few weeks ago, on "Wordly Amusements," is highly commended lor its advanced tone and independence of thought. Do you care- forf your shoes-^and harness? If so, gclUXljir.^Si Wannamaker's and procure, a bottle of Wolff's Acme Blacking. ?rotrC, Goodrich and peerless" .?petd potatoes just in; fresh aud good, low down, i>v peek or barrel, ?t K?rt joknV _ :_-4 ',;? Prof. La Koche, of the Agricultural College, has been sick for several days, und unable to nttqnd to jiis scholastic dt lie.v We hope bo will soon be able to resume his charge. James M. Seiguions, Ksq., of the firm ol iSloan & Suignions, has been spending a few days in our town as the guest of our townsman, J. C. Pike, Esq. The fine aud stylish young match grays, driven by Mr. B. Frank Slater on Tuesday afternoon, have been pur chased from him by Mr. Jno. D. Keitt. We have on our desk a ripe straw berry from the garden of Col. J. C. Kdwards, about fifteen miles from Orangeburg. This is the earliest we have seen. Ho know of a young lady of Or nngeburg who was stung by a bee while jrssaninc hunting the other day. It is aid that at the smarting moment she didn't hum. "How doth tho little bllsV be e." A colored woman tell down in Mr. Pike's store on Wednesday afternoon with vertigo. Dr. A. C Dukes was called in, and rendered all necessary medical attention. We believe she has recovered. We are gratified to be able to re port tho appearance of few offioe eeekers iu Oraugcburg County at this time. We regard it as a healthy sign. It shows that the people are finding more profitable cmploymeut than politics. rocket kuivesof every description at Kortjohu's. On tho markoL for the next 10 days at half-piico, Dry goods, hosiery, notions, groce ries, tinware, &c.,at Kortjohn's. It is said that the Republicans wero reserving Mr. Bayard's Dover speech as a battory in ambush. South Carolina Railroad stock has gone up haudsomely. A year ago it had a mere nominal valuo. We are retpuested by Mi*. Kirk fl^ofej^foji stalo that the time for .payipgithej dividend*, tftstookholde rs in-the OitizeuB'Saving Bank is limit ted 'to \Ma*ylst,-i?aftor*w4?<ich time for feiture will ensue. IA.1T4 _/?Iii.??!??! Vi?f a I -lyMri Harpin R iggs, the Chairman ?P the^Coinmittee?'appoitttetVby the Agricultural Society? cm the Cotton i^act>r^ rcouejtythe ^WBmbers of the Oonimi(,te<y-toV meet at thb'place on Saturday March ,13th, being next Saturday, fbrAh%T4pprpoao o^dV^nniz ing and taking initiatory jUepf.1 . j * ^'J he _first. Union .meeting ..of the Lexington Association wns held "?OTi?j last .Saturday and Sundtyy vyith Sandy Ruh Church iuLex-ington County, with encouraging qucccss,< A resolu tion was passed to hold three-.Union meetings within the bounds of the Associationen the next 5th Sabbath. Saleday passed otTquietly with the exception of the putting up a prison er for'riotous conduct, who got off from the police by a sudden dash, but was soon recaptured. The crowd in town was not as large as usual which is accounted for by the application of the farmers to the demands of the field. We regret to learn that Mr. Hcury Rick? nbaker, formerly of this Coun ty, died at Grahams on the 27th of February, in the 40th year of his age. Pic leaves a wife and two daughters to mourn his loss. We are glad to hear that he left behind him comfort ing assurances of his acceptance iu the Master's kingdom. The Union meeting <d the Orange buig Ateoritttion was held during the latter part of last week, including Sunday, at the Baptist Church, in our town. l*r? aching was heard from Revs. Pricket, Sloudeumirc and Tar ier, during the session. On Sunday morning the charity sermon was preached by Rev. W. R. Tarier to a large and attentive congregation. A full account of the proceedings will appear iu our next. In tho midst of tho thorns th: editor's pathway is sometimes eheer ,cd. jWtih flowers. On yesterday a beau ti iu 1 ^bouqu et -^t^-xjhoKwHfo \v e rs was placed "on our labl?'as-a present charmiti2 i from a charming little girl in the Ippuntyj /\Vc shall always remember ted ttfc^sdmoifuture?imeWro will visit I her .cosy country garden; and , ac ! knowledge i? person what we have so poorly ddue on paper. insuf j We regret to learn of jhe sudden :death ol Mr. Saii ucT'C?/ Oliver! of (Jontie HilL^'.iin tins County.' lOn Monday,he.J?|l, i.U & fit. iu ihe fire from the -effects-of Which he died, on Tuesday morning. He was iu (the 57th year of his age, and leaves a wife und, son, hcside.^a large circle of friends .and relatives, to monru his loss. Ho'was highly respected in the community iu which he lived, where h U loss will he sorely: felt. He died iu peace. Our deepest sympathies are with tho bereaved, We had the pleasure of meeting Col. Ellison Keitt. of Newberry, the brother of the lamented Col. Law rence M. Keitt, on Saturday in L;w isvillc. He also spent a day or two in our town. Ho is a gcutlcman of great vivacity and brilliancy of conversation, and while we could not agree with him in his Giant ideas, of winch he talked freely, we were high ly pleased with his honesty of senti ment and independence of expres sion. The Mayor's Court this week has been somewhat livelier than us uttl. OuSalesday the following cases vro.ro disposed of: Joe Macbeth, Frank Winsworth, Morgan Griffin ami Joe Wells, charged with drunkenness and disorder, who were variously lined, according to the degree of tho offense, from 81 to $2 50 or from 4 to 5 days in jail. During the ether days of the week tho following parties wero also taken up and appropriately punished for ''looking upon the wine" and being too noisy: Hcury Bacon, John Gibson, A. McKiusy, Charles Roed, Furguson and George Wash irjgton?but not the one that, wae "first in peace." The jene! intelligence reaches us ol the death on Tuesday of Mrs. Kachel Reed of Bull Swamp. She has been for over ten years an earnest aud con* si8tent member of the Bull Swamp Church, and died in the comforting assurances of the religion which she professed, a religion which was not otdy a lamp,to lion pathway during life, but a star 61 ComfWt to h?r in the hour of dissolution. She leaves a hus uind aud sev?faJr ehi^dreif mourn her loss, ttf-Vmohr wcA&t our deepest syippalhiu.i, ;. ?, ? o bna .tiu >?? ' - On SuturdaJ!"a fnlored mam \yf the name ot Joseph Wallace, living on Mr. Legare'sQ|J[|cf^0^tI^g miles from town, shot himself serious ly with a pistol. He was attempting' to eock it wheu it aqo^Jcftt^lly ^Knl.! Off, striking huiij in the hand: Heing excited by the^e,c4deot,.in the hand ling of it, it went oil'again, the hall taking* effect in the neck or jaw wpjt^ ?prjpjfiy? ? {.o tie a ,v^X?4WWitf wound. Drs Sallev and Hvdrick wele,?eiit iqr.und at last accounts the unj'o^UiOaiQ^ tunnJis reported btill living. to l)<: The ball given by the LMisto Hill-is" at the Fair Building, on hist Thurs day evening, was quito a success. The attendance was large, aud ihu costumes were varied, attractive aud in many cases, unique. Lewisville, Bamburg, Branchville, Bluckulle and other places were represented, and besides this, there were many visitors from the surrounding country. Au excellent baud of music was secured, and the daueing kept up tili the tree hours. The young folks, ami we venture to predict, s one of the old ones too, enjoyed themselves hugely. We am pained to learn of the death, on last Thursday morning, of the only sou ol .Mr. David Bull, in tho seventeenth year of his age. He had been suffering for some time front liver complaint, which finally resulted in his death. In old age the y,ruve maybe contemplated as the end ti the battle of life, and hailed as the period of rest for the weary pilgrim, but in the bloom and freshness of youth the contemplation of death id filled with sadness The young man of whom we write, was on the thresh* old of hope ami promise, and was the only son of fond and doling pa rents. His demise is, therefore, a subject ol peculiar sadness But there is a ray that dissipates even the gloom of the grave, the ray of Chris tian hope, which was happily mani fested in the closing hours of.nur de parted young Irietid', and will be a j solid comfort to llllula Enunniiiin-t i ing parents. *,.Jb mum Arthur C. Wightman, Esq.,a son ol Rev. V.J.' T. .'Wigbt.mau,' ati.l n; recent graduate bf'Woirord, has ac cepted the position of teacher of Sooth Lyons' Academy, in St. Mitlliowi. and entered upon the.-duties of his' new charge-on ' Motidav. ^o is "a" young man of promise, ami we con gratulate the community of Lyons' Township on the acquisition of his services as teacher. The Trustees of this Academy have made u worthy effort, having built a new ami com modious school house to which refe rence has already been made in our columns, and secured a good teacher, and we wish them abundant success We see uolbing to prevent every community from taking tho same slejw in the cause of education. We think it much better, other things being equal, to bring the schools to the children, instead of sending the children off to tho schools, for tho potent reason that they are kept within the pnle of home influence. We arc glad of this step in tho right direction, and ns the era of prosperity is dawning upon us we hope to sec continued efforts to build up our schools at home. The Orange Light Infantry held a very enthusiastic and encouraging meeting on Tuesday night. The members seem to manifest great in terest in the organization, and are using means by w hich they will soon possess themselves ol a handsome tiui form. Young men from the town and country arc solicited to come forward and unite themselves with the organi zation. We feel assured that the cilizons, both far aud near, will not hesitate to aid in the cause. We arc pleased to bee tho wholesome and friendly rivalry which exists between this corps and tho Edisto Hilles, and Itaru with much gratification that the latter company will do all they can to aid the now company, remem bering the generous liberality by which the) have been successfully equipped by the ladies and other citizens. The ladies, too, will respond I cheerfully, and whatever they under take is sure to succeed. May they smile i"?' u this young corps and ?Ivo them a hearty send-off. B) request, Mr. M. I. Browning hd ^cfeUlU the corps at their meeting "ami fria glowing words have done lUUph lo.tifrtuse the military spirit ol our' citizen s ddiery and to excite an hp'rif'di "corjt* which is so essent ial to ?01 Iii.) /. success. On Sa'.urday morning an outrage*' ous assault was made on Mrs. Byrd i ?a1wm'L:<s1k miles from Georges Statue, j hy. u, . pife mined negro of desperate ] cliaractur. I From the description he ! is believed to i> ? the same poi touj who committed a brutal assault upon another .Mrs. Byrd---.-np.ar--Bianchville'i ah.nit a mouth ago< an account of which hVis already appeared in our paper. His outrages made him a terror to innocent women in the whole community. On Saturday a regular hunt was organized and he was Gnaliy found about 4 o'clock Sunday morning, lie was then taken to Mrs. Byrd,and being identified by her, confessed his crime. Some seventy men were pre sent j ami a vote whs taken to decide what disposition should be taken of the prisoner, It being decided to let the law take its course, he was curie.1 to Georges Slalion and Ioilgcd in ihe guard house. An unsuccessful attempt was male on Sunday night to take him out of jail, the party being repulsed. On .Monday he was taken out of jail to be sent to Walterboro'. When about one and a half miles from Georges a party of seven or eight men took him from the odiecr?, and I carrying him to a secluded spot where a man was hung some fifty years ago, ! in the darkness of the. night by the li^htof camp fires, a noosu was fasten ed around thedesperadoc's ti ck, and the rope fastened to a convenient limb. At the word two men pulled the buggy away on which the prison er was standing, and his neck was immediately broken. A few pisiol shots were then tired thro 14h his body, and after a few minute.-, the the crowd, consisting of ah oil ]v);) persons who hail gradually gathered ill the spot, quietly dispersed. At the l.i.-t moment he confessed not only th') assault upon Mrs Byrd, but many other crimes he h id committed^ hut "e^'pre^secl " a^Tope^Tiat^iie lia<rmade his peacijjW.lii ins maker. The3 ab? ape.it houso in town for tobaccos is Kortjohn's. I Assist c|iil.(in timo. Do not Wail until an" army of worms have been recruited and the health of the child destroyed. A fe\v doses of Shriuer'.s Indian ^Vorinifuge, tho in f..l?de remedy, never fails to do the work well, if usud nccording to itie directions. The Georgia Baby Bonds will buy iieuralginc. Neuialginc will ?eure neuralgia and headache. Neutulgia and headache iead to disease?disease t?? death. Moral : Oo lo your drug gist and get a bottle ol* licitralgilie ami he relieved. Hunt, Kankiii cV Liitnar, wholesale agents, Atlanta. For sale by Drs. A C Dukes and d G Wann imaker. mar 5 lm Do you want health ? W hy will ye die? Death, or what is worse, is the inevitable result of continued sus pension of the menstrual How. It is a condition which should not he trifled with. Immediate relief is the only safeguard it gains-1 constuiltioiinl ruin. In nil cases of suppression, mi.-pen.-ion or other irregularity of the "courses," Brad field's female regula tor is the only sure remedy. Its acts by giving tone to the nervous centres, improving the blood and determining directly to the organs of menstrua tion It is n legitimate prescription, ami the most, intelligent physicians use it. Prepared by Dr. J. Drad field; Atlanta, Oa. 8150 per bottle Sold by Drs. A C Dukes and ,i (i \V annamnlicr. NoTABL'LOA, Ai.A., duly 7, 1877. Drad field's Female Regulator has been thoroughly tested by me in a great variety of cases, and 1 am fully convinced that it is unrivaled for all that class of diseases which it claims to cure. J C liuss, M D. mar 5 lm 20 barrels nick uaclts cheaper than Charleston, at Kortjohu's. Marion Jackson Respectfully returns bis thauks to lis many customers for their past patronage, uud hopes to merit the same in tlx; future l>y keeping con stantly on hand fresh meals of every kind at his old stand, in rear of the Postoffiee, during the present year. Ktirtjohn' is nj-rnt for1 town talk, hakiifg powil' r. Kiiy there nnd get it frt'sli 'ainf g(e?!. iti if* ?in" ?*!'i*l inni t *jri Nr*"ln^dtcihe lUy^eVMJeen1 difco.v ei'd to pi event, .death.. Thedwst, that i au he done j? In a^i?l. impure .'u> keeping the fytjetiaus oj',.t bn ,bn<l \. jn^ aluaithy condition dutju-l Jib- WljQ. (.icroian I hainoinile,To:?'1?? is just the thine, fyi; all disan;dei .?> of the ?\Liv?-r. j . For hale only by Dr. d. 'J. ,V;lunti ? \ uui ker. Rnittcs 'a lio : have 1 c mi waiting lor glass sets, a i.d goblets, will find theiu lit Kol tjohn 's. 1) K Smoak ?fc Co, who now occupy Ihc lirst rank among the merchants of Orangeburg, have added fertilizers to their general merchandize. They are constantly receiving fresh lots of ammoniatcn hone fertilizers for our farmers and deal only in such ma nures as improve tin land. They have also a fresh supply of spring goods. Call and examine. i_ k Large lot ladies, gen! a aud children shoes at lces than Philadelphi i cost to close up back consignments. If you want shoes como at once or you will lose them. Shots at half price don't stand on .he counters long at Kort johu's. Fine C utlery ? A largo assortment of fiao cutlery just in and I'm-sale !ow down at I)r J. (i. W annaniakcr's. Market Reports. Corrected every week by Mes?rs. HULL ?Sc Scovu.i.. I'niDAY, Mnreh 5, IS80. COTTOS Middlings.I2|i?li!] Low Middling. l-Vy-PJl i irditury. UVlij PHOVl.SlO.S3 Corn.7'i'n.SO Nt w < Oi ii . lV:n. 70 l'oddcr, per I0U Iiis. 1 oO Ituugh Kicc.S 1 '2 b Oilier Pianos wear out CUT THEY .BO. ON FOREVER. t?**MB*J -t Sft*g***JfB*aaBWpTM '?- ??-- J ' TIl^ltH i-i all RVi'Vt vrt",?*t-' tii>A?li'r ">.l vim 0i<-scktinttk- i-ril Htit mill rU^r tilt Wnrlrt. Mtlslrirt:KrTi.?Jlion.W,initerf'it IKtVibili *V ?r|(| R>s?. nSlil- (*n<t. "ltrt"?fPoti..iny inert' ilA ? |.rtrt h^s-- <>f '% i t fiilne 'CWWclfnjJ <vi l#H"?t,h?.| LAST CHANCE TO BUY CHEAP i| I ?. -_'. i'i,'in.i?,r:?"?*r-T^ 'I I ?faTBim BBIWfl C'l.iiWrtii. & S .lit. l\fir^lf-dvai'-cr-.l tl.rfrTitt- c< F.-l> i Our nlcf r..| ti... 1-, r\ii*i c April u bl Ti ?j'V. t\\ a!l t:!-tJ ti:c!-ii i-f::t unit lati ?'. dvritit. C:r s:? i:c p::.:.-4l; ?)i lowi'li in Aa^rici. (Intel i.. w .u..I -.\i. hi.in ???*.*? In S'.O mi Uir |iur rii.?.-. I'rrseiil i,.t. > .r.o.tirtfil ?u|y to-'ftj'ril ?. ' LlWUiN \ It AT KS, Savannah, Oil. W i.i.l. b..lc A^unU K>r oai.KIa ,S. C.X.'C ,& A** mar ?'? ?it PRIVATE SALK/ A neiit levelling with -1 Kooins, Fire l'laoc?, iiiul Kitchen attached, with a Lot '2 aero; in :i licalthy lochtioit. Terms made easy. A ppy to 'J'. C. HvacKta., Auotionecr. a V c t a o x k k 13 b ? i i, T. C. HUB HELL WILL At'PKXn TO TIIIiSAl.KS of !!? :d K?t?.ite, Personal l'iojierty, .Vv- , Pub lic or Private. Uusiness rut rusted to him will he promptly nt (coded to. Dranyeburj,', So. Ca., l?ee. 1st 1 S7'.>. nov 'J.s 1879. rL< >wn I i* ?t iTov Sal<=* V ? <?'?.*.?? -i .i frorti I v'e Kelch Hol: dj ?? < ' - .. \i .1 || Iteiiiieke.-, t/i I \' is e K'.:?i I! ? '>'? >i ett ) ? m !.' ii ie :? ?. S| i ! '-i a growing p.ir ?>.' let 'l*" \.t. ? nr -eot-t a ?je?lr.ibl?j n.'- i" h: anv party wi.-iilnx to divide it In a IVit i .? I. , s a new is;reu; having 11 en veycih rohiiec iiig u'>ovc men tOiu d ?* eetit A ''i' In .. . -7 .l.\s. II. FOWLKS. X( 1TICE. (filial Dividend to Depositors a' fTitizchs 1 Sa i??s Ihiiik ? A final Dividend ?>f three and four-tenths per cent having heen deohmul from the Asseln of the Cili7.011s Savings /?'.ink, bankrupt depositors at the Oraugeburg llranch of saiil [tank are here by notified thai this Dividend will ho paid to then! at iheOlfieeof Kirk KobiiiRon be tween hi bi nary the 'J7th instant and the first day of Mav next. L?U18 LkCONTK, Trustee, fob 27 ^ 41 Or?l in mice AgaiusJ I'iriiif^ C?iiiim, PIkIoIh, A<?. From and after the publication "f this Ordinance, any person convicted upon suf ficient profit*of tiring within these Corpo rate Limits any Gain, Pistol, or other Firc ?rins, shall hi? l ined a sum not less than $??>. or Upon failure to pay the fine, l?e sub ject to imprisonment for cot leas than tww days, at the option of the Mayor. (Sipmcd.) J. s. ALBEBGOTTI. Acting 3/avor. C. R. JONES, Clerk. BOARD. Mrs. .1. Oak man, having occupied tho commodious residence of (.'apt. F. H. ?V. Brigguiann on Amelia street, will accom modate a few Boarders. Hates reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed. 1 HE .STATE OF SOUTH CA ROLIKA. ORAKOEDUEO Cott'XTT. J!Y C B. r.LOVr.lt, ESQUIRE, PItOBATK JUDGE. Whereas, Kirk Robinson hath made suit to me, to grant him Fetters of Administra tion of the Kstnte and effect* of Murray Robinson, late of Orangeburg County, de ceased. 't hese at e therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and Creditors of the said .Murray Booihson; late of QrangcburB County, declared, that they t>u ayll appear, before me. in the Court ?>f-Probate, to be held at OrrihtVebuife, C. If., on v0th Mareh jnt.M, -.after: ; publication hereof, at 11 o'clock ?ill-tike forenoon, to show cHre-e. if any tln.-v'hnvc, why the said fVdin.intsUation:sftootif notd'O grunted. stitven under my Hand, thp.r^ day of Fcbriiaiv, Aniio Domini lS>50. . 1,1. k.,],! C. B. OhOVFK. Judge of Probatci Oraitgebitra County. ?? fob fc: ' , . -t .-,-r,_-.?i-u_ KUM ?' 1 ?! 'I ff ,. IT Hi-A. G-Gr7 3 . "iMPROVE? PA'i ENT LIVER PAD I "'.Vr.vra fJr.T'-t TIa'v?.. Can uk >!?:is ast Si ut^iu i-'i^ianb. I<aby l'v-icv. \? l.oSu. ?i;:is:i Ccrti viUwst Ersatijc, thd Srstca. f h?ls and Few, I.iver f wnpbint, Djf&epiia, .\; nrcltria,; NmoosoMs, Ubeamalisra, Cosfivencss, Female Sick 4 Nervous fleadache. Those r ?ls C-ivf r.U DiraMes liy A!wn>tfoa. N<i Nr.xiou* l'ill(.OIU,or V? nn*.| i \!.i'.:. :.-..?? nr : ?< Into the Stoainca. The Pails r ni >.. r i\t J it of the .-'(i.uiirli, corvrlaK llw> Oiv;?I N-'vo' ..n ni-ii t'. ? l.lr r nnd Stomach. A k? lt? Vrgei?Mit T.micl.1 nl.-i.rl* il lain thoclrcillftt inn < l tin tllool: ? i l.lv..T.|niHf} in* t' Uli i*l??Uiiiitlatln? th*Ilv?.T?:-.| Kidney* to lic.V.! e aetMu at i ngtSe-tiloa t ? Sti.much t<>.ll.-'<-'t r<><st. V:. ti ??? ?? - P?m it .m. j: rn il. .-'n!.L> r.r Ai i. I>:i eo?:. ? . < r *cut a.; ?>r Kxprvs*. M.-iniifm-tamt at S3 ,<c si N??::th l.tbm.it Sr.. It.u.1 i.voto:; .Mi.. 1880" 1880 VALENTINES! VALENTINES! VALENTINES 1 Just as usual at DUY GOODS' Emppr|ium! A large And well sa'ecled lot o' V A UTSIST [NES comprising the "latest" in ?So itimeu? tal ami (,'omic Styles. Now is the time to_get Bargains iu \* ?* (.'losing out the sniu'l, lots ly,ft, you will never get them us cheap as now. I WOOLEN GOODS are e.ditin?'Hy j on the 'rise. Lay in'your supplies now if yon want lo BAVK money. DAILY arrival* of GOODS com prising a'.I the Novelties of thefSea ^on,^ .j, ,-,;i.;.- riiant i-;.*hr?2" DRESS SHIRTS. . Collars and Culls have advanced '2"> |?er cent, hut having a go?d Stock on hau 1 will soll at old prices as long as the Stock lait*. Don't neglect the opportunity. TIIK LIGHT ft?NNlKG 1 Sewing- Machine Still holds its position of Supremacy. In fact if its sales continue to in crease as they have done during the past few months, it is very evident that they will soon he equal to the sales ol nil the other Machines put together. Valuable [mprovemonts have been made on it from time to time. The latest improvement' on tho Domestic is the NEW TREADLE which runs on scale pivots, and tho 1'itnv.vu con nects with a balance wheel and a bill joint thus si .tiring Lightness in run ning und absolute stillness. NEEDLKS lor all the various Machines, Attachments, Shuttles, Oils, ?c. always on band and for sale at Lowest Prices. THEODORE KOHNU Fashionable Dry Guods Enporiuru Agent for .MM E DE MORESTS PATTERNS 40 Head Horses JUST AM IVKJi AT E. P. Slater's Stables 'Jim above Stock is as FINE as ever brought into this State, ami will be sold at very reasonable pi ices. The public is respectfully invited to call and examine tho same. E. F, SLATER,