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Tliq Orangeburg Times ?? BT i . =s T L Q O A. X. Shad aro coming in lively. The flowera of Spring, how lovely 1 600 buggy whips just iu at Kort joWfr.-: _ Dr! J.^W. Summers lost a very fine horse fast Saturday night. Another lot of White sewing ma chines just arrived at Henr} Kohu's. The rainy season has been a great blesiiug to the Comity. ? 'Cotton seed wanted at 15 cts. per bushel. Apply at this office. Just iu.nt Henry Kohu's a nice lot *if apriug olothing. ^ TlicMtiil and exerciso of the Kl iiott Hook and Ladder Company will lake plnco to-night. - mtm ? m*m - Why Is it that the puzzle of 15 is like the great Electoral Commission ? liecause it is made up of 8 to 7. A fine lot of ladies aud gents baud made shoes just received at Henry Kohu's. It is said that 8. L Duncan i< the recently appointed Chairman of the Rads iu this County. We learn that the Hessian fly is destroying the wheat crop iu ilu Fel dervill e u feigliborhood. Have you tried town talk powders, or fruit essences? If uot call Kort jolin.i ) I A puff of Dr. Reeves' "bald head ed" cigars is enough to make tho hair grow where-it nevcr^did before. Call aud take a, pufT. The Farmers^Aid Association is making rapid strides. Several new members were received at the la-it meeting, it is a reliable institution Arriving every day, at Henry Kohu's, the finest assortment of dress goods, notions, &c, evjr ofFjro I ut this market. - I Ludics, and gents travelling hand mirrors, the clearest and best ever made. For tale by Dr. J. G. Wanna maker. - ? ? m * mm ? ? - Married on the 9ih March, 1880, at tho residence of the bride's father, by Rev. W. A. Therrell, Mr. A. B. "Walker to INIiss Annie L. Rickenbak ?r. All of this county. The office of Mi. T. C. Hubbcll, Auctioneer and Agent for the N'.'.'ot <md Courjkr aud the Louisville Co't rirr Journal, is in rear of D. Louis' *tore. A little child of Rev. Lemuel Arthur got its leg broken ou Monday by the fall of a wagon body, near which it was playing. We hear it is doing well. ? ? ? -. ???? ? 20 S. H. coats, 1 lot boy's vests, .r)00 yds jeans, 1 lot gents underr.esta, 1 doz ladies' shawls, 3 doz fry pans, 1000 cakes laundry soap9, low do-wii at Kortjohn's. i J Who would be so cruel, so unnatu ral, as to refuse to buy one bottle of ?lwdner's Indian Vermifuge, when he LnoH'jj that worms are destroying his child? This is tin trifling matter. . Tuesday being fe't. Patrick's Day, appropriate religious services ivcre held in our town by our Catholic friends under, the directiou'of Father ?Schachte, who has been' with us for several days. ? -1 ??? ? ?? ? I?Mil We hear the rumor that there will ib* a meeting of tho Republicans Somewhere in the County in less than ten dnys. It Is said that they are organizing with great earnestuoss for iho approaching carnpnii/u. Loreti/.'s glycerine Pearl for im -parririg beauty and freshness to the complexion and clearness and .-oft nets to tlve-skin. Tijy it ladies and you will use ini. other. For sale by Dr. J. G. Waiu^.matker. The French Guide'ji Washiue of fered for Bale by Mr. F. R. Sundford', 4tf our County,, is- spoken of very fnvorahly by those who have tried it. Mr. .Sandford is an agont wh-cse re presentations can he implicitly relied upon. 10 .'hiif') clothiug, 30 yds white flan iiol, 50 yds blue flannel, 25 yds red Manuel, 500, yds, cambric-, 2 doz drill drawers, 15 white shirts, 1 doz pairs pants consigned by parties who noed the ?money at once. Call ou Kort jobu for theso- bargains, as thej will bo oo)(] without regard to cott. If you ueed shoos or slippers, good ami low priced, call on Kortjohn. ll'o woro presented by Mr. Piko with a beautiful rose from bis excel lent flower garden, which has been improved upon the common species It is a pleasure to see an interest taken in flowers, which should adorn aud beautify every bomb in the land. -m ? mn Loreuz's Lilly of the lakes, 'Persian Lilac &c, the finest perfumeries made, they have gained their popu larity from their exquisite sweetness and permanency of ordor, they otdy need to be used to bo admired. For sale by Dr. J. G. Waunaiuaker. A. large assortment of fine lamps including the improved student lamp (which is a beauty, and non explosive) just received by Mr. J. G. Pike. Alto buggy harness of the best make. (Jo and look at goods and prices. The puzzle ot 15 is now the rage. Oraugcburg has got it bad. Some ol our young men arc deserting their sweethearts, and the married folks even are threatened with domestic eru| tioos on account ? f it. We hope the mystery will bo unraveled before anything serious happens. The Eucalyptus or lever tree is said to be a perfee' malaria absorber, and hits' prevented fevot' and ague, wherever it has been tried. Would it not be a good investment if the Town Council should have a few planted in the Westert) part of out town ? The m W bteamer is expected next week. On its arrival a reception and collation will be given under the au spice* of the Young Americas which will be enlivened by. the presence of the hidits. We anticipate a pleasant gathering and aeheeriug time for the ti re men. Tlte vtuerablw L)r Pluiuer of the PresoyteH?p Church will bo in at tend., oce at the coming Convention of the Y, M. C. A. This item of news will be received with pleasure by the n.nny fiKtuls ami admirers of this distinguished yetcran in the Christian cause. A large invoice of ladies and mis ses shoes, gaiters and slippers just in at Geo. II. Cornelson. Also a large stock of Harness, saddles aud whips of the very best makes. All of the above goods will be sold low down for the cash. Don't forget to call and examine before buying. We understand that the dime read ings of the Y. M. C. A., which were suspended during the winter months, will be revived us soon us the spring and warm weather fairly .sets ill. We are gUd to hear it, as wo think that these entertainments are not ouly pi .'asaut and instructive, but profitu able to the Association. Go 10 Messrs, Va?Tassel & Jones for fresh beef. '1 he fa test aud ten derest meat can be bad on Tuesdays, Thursdays aod Saturdays oi each wee It. Pet sous from the country can get a nice roust or .steak for their Sunday dinners by culling oil the above gentlemen. Orders are also solicited from th>* town. We call attention to the resolution of the Cotton Factory Committee, fixing the first Saturday in May as the time for the meeting of the peo ple of the CO only tosu-y what they will do in regard to this important matter. Will Orangeburg be lag gard in the inarch of progress? We don't believe it. liCt all come out. - - - - ? mm ? mm What is it which you have to give away, and it repays a hundred fold its cost, by tho happiness it brings to you>, by its acceptance ? ANSWER. paxpu 04nd ,?o.r.[ -sop jo pnno.I y 1Juoi|ioa.\\s .ino.C o} p?)u>sjjd 'SJtpitUJ lo2.toj j.uop Jjoq aos oj o? noX uatpw ?Sitptioo a.tnd jaft oi o.!>i[u oaupl at(j There will be an entertainment, consisting of charades, tahleax, &c, at Grange Hall, Trinity Church, on Easier Saturday, March 27th, for the 'benefit of Antioch Church. Admission 15 cts. for adults, and children 10 cts. We are glad to see this effort in behalf of old Antioch, and hope it will moe,twit,h the success it deserves. OW things ought not to be allowed to puss away. The antique aud pic turesque appearance of this ancient site attracts the veneration of the traveler, aud the church building ought to bo renewed, beautified and innde. to accord. Let all come out to tho entertainment. Tho names of the ladies aud gentlemen in charge, bespeak fucoesj, Mr. Gco. H. CurlielaAii hos just received a largo slock of spring and other goods too numerous to petition, im?ug which is the celebrated m brace suspenders aud new patent but ton. These suspenders are pronounced to bo the best and easiest ever woru. Drop in and examine for you it elf. The office of County Chairman in tho Democratic party, will have to be filled iu about tw o Ihonths time. The last time the office went'begging. nobody wanting it. Nor do we think tho feo?ug is very different now. The duties of tho office are.onerous ami thankless}:;bull while wo pity the un fortunate one, >ye hope, for the good of the party, some good man will be patriotic enough to take it. ? ?in? ... ? .. - There will bo a grand vocal an I instrumental concert, interip<;r-j I with tableaux, ou Tue day March 23rd; for tha A. VI. K. Church. The programme is well made up, and a good tilUi may b-i expected. There will also bj a r'air at the engine lull ou the three follow ing evenings. Admission 15 cents to concert and 10 cents to' fair. Wo wish success to the c mse, and hope a libe ral patronage will be obtained. -? ?i? .?. ? We have been favored by Mr. F. S. Dibble with n circular, showing the proposed order of exercises during the ci.tning Convention of the Young Men's Christian Association, which meets in our town on the lst.uf April. Ws will give more full particulars in our next issue. From what we can I gather, a very interesting time may be expected. A\ Committee of the Association at this place will wait upon cur citizens to provide for the ?delegates to whom wii know that a [ hearty welcome will be extended, j We look for g- oJ fruits from this Christian gathering. Ou Monday night the Anniversary of Orangeburg Divisio n No. 2-1 Sons of Temperance, of our town, was celebrated with appropriate ceremo nies. A splendid collation was provided ami a lively but sober time enjoyed J by all present* The annual address j was delivered by Prof. Lawrence, j w ho, as usual, captivated his audience by the manner as well as the sub stance of his diseoiir.<.r. The Committee of Arrangements deserve much credit for the whole affair. We are glad to see that the Order is holding its ground and doing good work iu the community. The telephone is acoinpleto success j in Charleston. It. is used as a means of communication between all the important houses of the city, and is now regarded by them as indispensa ble. If eight or ten merchants ol our town would subscribe from $35 to ?40 each, a line could be put up to communicate with the depot for sen I ing and receiving messages about freight and other matters. A charge? of 5 cents a mc?sage would also mate-, riully reduce tho expense to the sub scribers. This is the plan upon which it is worked in Charleston, and the above has been ascertained to be tho cost of establishing a line. A disastrous . fire occurred at Branchville between 3 add 4 o'clock on Wednesday morning. It broks out in two p aces at tho same tim !, showing that it must have been the work of an incendiary. Commencing in otto part of the town at the grain j house ot L. W. L >ryea, it destiMveJ his store, us well as the places of J N. Bird, Jacob Karish and Fred Sy-r prhcton one sidj oftliJ street;and,<>n the opposite Isido, burniug down Wood's store* wild the warehouse of 11. 1). Myers. In another part of tho town- u largo unoccupied dwelling of A. J. I<. Edwards, und a store belong ing to the same, used-as the po-to::ice, was totally destroyed-. Mr. Loryci l?st all oi"Iiis stock, which was insured. Mr. Karish saved most of his stock, not insured. Mr. Edwanrs buildings were not' insured. W. 11. Col man's place was destroyed. Capt. Jo on A Hamilton, Insurance Agent, went dowu on- Wednesday night to look alter the inteuDst of the companies he represents. We have not ascertained to what extent Mr. Kirk Robinson's companies were involved. We ex ton d our sympathies to our sister town in Ikt n i.* for tu lie, and hope she may soon riso from the ashed. We hope the dastards, who would thus apply the torch in the silent hours of the night to a peaceful and innocently slumbering town, may be caught, und receivo the puuishment their villainy deeervea, ? A moat melancholy suicide was com milted in our County near Piuck ney's Landing, on the Sautee, on last Saturday, hy Mr. \V. D. Kirklaud, a young man in the employ ot Mr. Pjurden at his turpculiuo still. It is said that on the day oi' tho sad affair, the young man and several friends were engaged in merry, social couver oation. It was noticed that Mr. Kirklaud took a little vial from his pocket and drauk from it, but in the midst of the gayety oi* tho hour no one suspected anything wrong. In u short time he begun to turn ghastly pule, and in less than seven hours he died. It was found, upon investiga tion, tbut it .vas morphine be had taken from the bottle. It is stated that disappointment in n.\c wits the cause of the rash deed, lie told bis will prepared ami direct ed where be should be buried. He wa? comparatively a stranger in the community, but favorably knowu. It ia puii.lul to record lue sad event. The second ol the scries of lectures before the Y M C A was delivered ou .Monday night at their rooms by Rev. O. A. Darby. The suhject taken by the lecturer was "Hymns, their Au thors, ?und their Influence," with which be kept the attention of his small, but appreciative audience en chained for at least an hour. Inte resting reviews were made of the lives of Watts, Wesley, Doddrige and other celebrated hymn writers. The quaint verses of some oi the anuieu t composers, were rendered by the speak er in a manner which elicited audible expressions ol merriment. The re mark that the school master who was devoid id' the talent of music wus unworthy of consideration came like an arrow of conviction upon some in the audience. Tue evening was most pleasantly aud instructively speut. We are glad to see the inauguration of this movement ou the part of the Association, aud hope that it_.niay be the means of awakening and fostering the literary^taste of the community. It is the intention that the lectures shall be inoilthly. At an extra meelini> of the Young Americas on Tuesday evening, a resolution Was passed ratifying the action of the (Join mit tee in the pur chase of the steam engi le. Tho com mittee consists of Messrs. J. J. S'rect, F. A. SchifHey aud Henry Kuhn, who deserve much credit for the zeal and promptness with which they have acted in this important matter. At the same meeting sjinc thirty new members, active and associate, were added to the roll of the company Among others, Mr. Joseph Straus has become nn active member, and was elected Engineer. A belter selection could not have been made. It has been decided to improve the engine house anil have a solid blick floor made, whi eh, being placed in charge of Ca pt. Hell ensures a neat and sub stantial job. We note/with pleasure, the enterprise, and public spirit ex hibited by the young men 'comprising this fiue company, and hope the citi zens will respond cheerfully and libe rally to their call for aid. If they do, the steamer will soon be paid for, ami our town better secured against the i ravages of tho fire ucud. Keduccd insurance and greater security are tho certain sequences of an efficient fire department. The C??it?n>it Factory. M'sohcd, That the President of the Agricultural Society bo requested to cad a meeting of the County ou the lirat Saturday in May next, to take steps to raise, funds, to start a cotton factory, und request every man in the County to come prepared to say how much be will subscribe cither in cot ton or cash towa ds raising the funds for that purpose. II. IvIOOS, Chairman. At a meeting of the Committee ol Ten oil Factory, appointed hy tho OraiVgeburg Agricultural Society, the above resolution was adopted in ac cordance fherewith. As President of ibe Agricultural Society, I respect fully i?vile the citizens of the County to meet in the Court House, at Orangeburg, ou the first Saturday in May,at 12 o'clock M., lor the purpose stated in sat resolution, W. F. Barton. A few more fine packet knives from 5 cents up, at Korijohu's. A perfect Hair dressingC?eoo'i no for preserving and softening tho hair and promoting its growth. Highly perfumed. The above is the best ariiclc of this kind ever offered in market. For sale by Dr. J. G. Wannamakcr. 1 lot mackerel ami 20 glass setts at K utjohn's. The celebrated Medicated Toilet Powders always on haud, price 15 cents per box. For bale by Dr. J. G. Wnnuamakor. 10 bbls Irish potatoes, 10!) pounds tobacco, 20 doz spool cotton, 1000 yds trimming, 100 lbs ball thread, 1 lot ladies sucquej, 1 lot axle grease, 1 lot crockery. The above goods consigned with orders to sc^l at once f r ?.asb at Korljobn's. D E Smoak ?fc Co, who now occupy Ihe lirat rank among the merchants of Orungcburg, have added fertilizers to iheir general merchandize. They are constantly receiving fresh lots of aniuiouiated hone fertilizers for our fanners and deal only in sueh ma nures as improve tin land. They have also a fresh supply of spring goods. Call and examine. i Fine Cnllery? A large assortment of fine cutlery just in and for sale low dowu at Dr J. G. Wannamakcr's. Mitii'ion Jackson I Respectfully returns his thanks to his many customers for their past patronage, anil hopes to merit the same in the future by keeping con stantly on hand fresh meats of every kind at his old stand, in rear of the Postoffiee, during the present year. No medicine has ever been discov ered to prevent death. The best that can bo done is to Jlssist nature iu keeping the. functions of the body in a healthy condition during life. The German Chanioniile Tonic is just the tSiing for all disorders of the Diver. For sale only by Dr. J. G. Wuuu.i muker. The Georgia,-Baby Bon Is will "buy iteuralgiue. Neurulginc will cure neuralgia am. headache. Neuralgia anil headache lead to disease?disease to death. Moral ; Go lo your drug gist ami get a buttle of neuralgine and be relieved. Hunt, Rankin it La tun r, wholesale agents, Atlanta. For sale by Drs. A C Dukes ami J G Wann intaker. mar ? Im Do you want lieaUh ? \V by wili ye die? Death, or what is worse, is I the inovit able result of continued sus j pensiou of the menstrual (low. It is j ti condition which should not be trilled with. Immediate relief is the only safeguard again.-1 constitutional ruin. In all caves of suppression, suspension or other irregularity of the "courses," Bradfield'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 i.s a legitimate prescription, and the most intelligent physicians use it. Prepared by Dr. J. Drtld Held, Atlanta, Ga. S150 per bottle. Sold by Drs. A C Dukes and J G Wann.imaker. NoT.vHULifa, Ai.a., July 7, 1877. Dradfieid*8 Female. Regulator has been thoroughly tested by me in a great variety of cases, and I anv fully convinced that it is unrivaled for all that class of diseases which it claims to cure. J C 11 uss, M D. mar 5 1 m Do you care for your shoes and harness? If so, go to Dr. J. G. Wannamakcr's and procure a bottle of Wolffs Acme Blacking. Market Reports. Corrected every week by Messrs. Hull *t SCOVlI.L. Pjui-ay, March 19, 1880. COTTON .Middlings.12|?7 12J Low Middlings. 12{?V12j t lidinary. 1l<ji 1 \] PROVISIONS i 'orn.7 r> (?? SO New (.'(Uli . Pens. 7f> Podtler, per 100 lbs. 1 00 Rough Rice.$ 1 25 PRIVATE SAIaK. A neal Dwelling with -1 Rooms, Fire Placed, and Kitchen attached, with a I.ol - acre; in a healthy location. Terms made easy. Appy to T. ('. IlriuiKi.i,, Auotionccr. NOTICE. 1filial Dividend to Depositors ol Citizens Ml iii"s hank?A linal Dividend of three and foor-tontha per cent having been declared from the Assets of the i iti/.en* Savings Hank, bankrupt depositors at the Ornngehurg llranch of said Hank are here by notilied that this Dividend will be paid to them at the Office of Kirk Robinson be tween February the 27th instant and the first day of May next. LO?18 LkCONTK, TruBtco. feb 27 it BOAKJ). Mrs. J. Oakman, having occ> ,ned 'tho commodious residence of (.'apt. P. H. VV BriKginann on Amelia street, will accom modate a few Hoarders. Rates reasonable and satisfaction K";n'a"le.ed. 3STOTI?B The Copartnership heretofore existing under the linn name of I). F. Joyner & W. IS. Mack, at St. Matthews, Orangeburg County S. C, is this dav dissolved by uiu t u.d i ?iifcnt. Feh. UO, 1?S0. D F JOYNER. W IS MACK. All parties indebted to tho above firm by note or other" i-e, ore requested tocoine fownrd und make payment to tlio under signed, who will settle up all accounts of tiiu above linn. D F JOYNER. '1 bunking our many friends for their past patronage, I beg leave to state that I will continue the business heretofore carried on by Joyner & Mack, at their old stand, an I hope to receive y. ur patronage in tho future Respectfully, D F JOYNER feb 20 lm IMPROVED PATENT LIVER PAD I Nxvkr OtT? Hard. Cax sk Mahkaiv Ktbkmutm Obmukd. Laut I'wjck Ad I.oku. tissues Ccjji Tithczt D.-uccitg ?M Orrtca. cobbs Chills and Peter, f^?,VS Liver Complaint, tysnepsia, Kenralgia, Nervousness, Rheumatism, Cosliveness, Female Weakness, Side & Nervous Beatlscae. ?| |.,.,. I' v!. Cvrr i-n T'Upi??. r by A t??/?rpti.in. No Koxtou* l'itli).OiU,?r r? s-.n... ?- iit'divhtcitu?Mali 11 Ini i the Stoiaacli. The :ne worn over tt'.fl i'it ot Uta Stuiiincli, covering t' ?? Oruut .V-.i- t'tuitr?. M?<? tl.<_? Rlvur :imi Stouewli. A tfvntlu V-?r.-t.-OiV Tonic I? ?!>??.rN-?| IntoUiccirtMilaiiuiinrtlie I'.; .- .i.-ui.t I.Ivor, iturif) \ng ItseUtci tt.fllutetatliiK Iii? Ct. i-rattd Kidneys tu hi>nHI\v ueti'm. . il >; rmrOv niuit t!i? Stomach I a ?I l^v*i frort. j'j ? .? }'\j>% SI /mi ?! > \ 11. Soi.li ni ai.i. :?iui?s,urKtitfcy Mail or lAp-.*?. M.-uiufrctuml .it 3'J :. Il North l.;?Kr.-ti Sr.. DaltIHoui:. Ai :?. 1880"" "1880 VALENTINES! VALENTINES! VALENTINES! Just us usual sit E m plqsj! y vo! A large and well selected lot of com prising the ''latest" iu Keutiiuon? tal aud Comic Style;. Now is the time to get Bargains in Winter Goods Closing out the small lots left, you will never get them as cheap as now. WOOLEN GOODS are continually on the rise. Lay iu your supplies now if you waut to SAYK money. DAILY arrivals of GOODS com prising all the Novelties of the {Sea son. DRESS SHIRTS. Collars ami Culls have advanced 2f> per cent, hut having a good Stock on ban I will sell at old prices as long us the Stock lasts. Don't neglect the opportunity. the: LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC Sewing Machine Still holds its position ul Supremacy, in fact if its sales continue to in crease as they have done during tha past ttw months, it is very evident that they will soon be equal to tho sales ot all the other Machines put together. Valuable Improvements havo been made on it from time to time. Tho latest improvement on tho Domestic is the NEW TREADLE which runs ou scale pivots, ami tho l'iltnau con nects with a balance wheel and a bill joint thus securing Lightness iu run ning and nbsoluto still!iA>s. NEEDLES lor all the various Machines, A ttach tn-nts. Shuttles, Oils, &c. always ou hand and for sale lit Lowest Price -. THEODORE KOHN'3 Fashionable Dry G ?nds Lnoorium Agent for M M E D E M ORE S PS PA TT KR NS 40 Head Horses JUST AKK1VKI) AT E. F. Slater's Stables 'I he above Stock is us FINE as ever brought into this Stale, and will be sold at very reasonable prices. The public is respoetfully invited to call aud c.amine the same. E. P, SLATER.