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Tlio Orpiipebiirg TimfeJ IL, cTc A. Tj New shutters have been put iij> ou the Fair Building. ,1. h\ Way? Esq. is pulling down the <dd 'J/dur olliee to make way for his line building. Fine pictures, geraniums, &c., for sale at Wir. T. C. HubbeH's auctiou and news depot-., Mr. J. C. Pike bought 10 hales of cotton on hist Monday. This looks like business lor our town. Al last, the trees around the Court House arc boxed. The work was done by G. 0. Aycrs. It oujrht to have been done long ago. Mr. Posted, our efllciont Railroad Agent, is fast making friends by his business like and vet courteous con duct of the duties of his olllee. We arc informed that the report in the "News and Courier" that lite rent for the Master's olliee is $7"> per annum is a mistake. It is only $30. The hideous chasm made in the wall of Bpliver's olllcc by Mr. JifU, seems to US to have the right ring. Articles for the Floral Fair will be received up to il o'clock to-day. Ad mission 50 cts. for adults and 2fi cts. for children. That shabby little fellow, Fred Grant, son of U. S. Graut, says: "No (1?it uiggcr shall over graduate at "West Point." Is this the teaching of the father to the son? Go to thi' Floral Fair to-day and carry nil your friends and relations with you. Fair maidens, sweet music and the richest Mowers id' the couuty eouiistituto the attractions ot* the day. Wc regret to learn just before go i'g to press of the death of a little child of Mr. John Ogreu. We tender to the sorrowing parents the comfort ing solace that "id' such is the king dom of heaven." Mr. L. F. I). Cai n, one of the jury men, was taken very ill in the Court House on Tuesday and was carried into one of the ante rooms for medi cal attention . u'i> aru glad to learn that he is better. .Mr. C. 1>. Glover is nominated in todays issue for the ofliee of Probate Judge. Mr. Glover and Mr. Ii. 1'. I/.lur are so far tlx-only t wo candi dates for this olliee. Rothare ex cellent gentlemen and fully qualified for the posit ion. A runawny occurred on the road on the day of the pie nie. A horse ran away with a buggy in which Mr. Stuart and Mr. Turner were riding upsetting the vehicle ami breaking, the shafts. Fortunately no further damage was done. Mr. dos. Fros desires to notify his patrons thai the time for getting ice on Sundays is two hours before and two hours after service; that ice cream orders for Sunday delivery are received on Saturday up to 10.o'clock r. M.; also thai he is pitying the best price for eggs. All Democratic Clubs arc hereby requested to send in immediately, to .1. L. Heidtman, Secretary of the County Democratic Executive Com mittee, the names of their President, post olliee address, and the mimes of their respective Clubs, and in what Township they arc located. The Southern Baptist Convention, in session in Lexington, Kentucky, is said to be one .of the most impor tant und interesting ever held. Dr. Royce and Dr. Winkler, formerly of South Carolina, Gov. Brown, of Georgia, Gen. Hawthorne, of Texas, and Dr. l?den of our Stale, are among Hie delegates present. The visitors went on up excursion to ('b: cinnati during llic week. Much good bus been done by the meeting. The Independent and Comet col ored lire engine companies, turned out. on parade on Monday afternoon, und presented a very creditable ap pearance. Both companies were well manned, and the usual maneuvers were performed with great skill and promptness. AI night a handsome collation was provided ami partaken of, and, from all accounts, the order and decorum was exemplary. The public spirit of Urn colored men comprising the companies is worthy of the highest commenda tion, A mad dog, on last Saturday, cut up a number of antics of a rather dangerous character on Mr. Dukes' place. He got in the pasture und took after the bogs, but fortunately, as far as known, bit none of them' lie was, several times, struck with a booby the colored people, and finally his throat was out with an axe. Wo are pained to learn of the death of Mr. Daniel Joiner, of the Fork, on Wednesday. He has been an inva lid for a number of years, and at hist his system has yielded to the en croachment*) of disease. Liu was a consistent member of the Methodist Church, and in his death a^jood mail has passed away. Our sympathies are with the bereaved. Mr. .1. J. Street who sent his span ner on to Seneca Falls, N. Y. to be uiekle plated, has received it beauti fully finished. It is a great improve ment as it saves cleaning and pre vents rusting, and only costs "20 or :?<> cents. All wishing this improve ment can have it by leaving their spanners with the Secretary of the company. Don't you forget it! Dr. Watina innkcr's soda fount is more popular than ever; In fact there has been such a demand for the cooling draught that the Doctor has been compelled to employ extra help-in order to act oimiiodate his large run of customers. < io and refresh yourselves and take your nearest friend along with you. a A little daughter of Mr, J. W. Wirt, who lives on the Santee, was severe!? kicked by a louse on last Friday. The bridge of her nose \v:is broker., and her eyes swelled from the bruises until they were closed for three.lays. It was a 'distressing ne cid'enl, hu1 we arc pleased to learn that she is getting along extremely well utidci ? he ei reu instances. The .following resolution was unan imously passed by the V. M. <'. A. ai the meeting of April :ipth, 1880, ami ordered to be published in the county pa porn: Resolved, Thai we are very thank fill to the holies who have shown t heir interest in our Association by the beautiful Mowers placed on our table on two occasions, and the handsome watch stand and interesting games we lind in the room-:. We regret to learn of the serious illness of Mrs. Fd wards, the estima ble wife of Kev. U. .1. Fd wards: and also of the sickness of the bitter, doubl less from deep anxiety of mind. We trust, that the progress of the disease may be arrested, and that it may be the will of Providence t?> re store both t<> hen It h. Since writing the above we have learned that the Rev. R. d. Edwards is better. The war about the change of coun ty olliccrs is assuming quite nn in teresting phase, and rat her huge di mensions. Bolivor and all tin-bur. except two, stand on one side, und the County Commissioners, the County Treasurer, and a number of citizens on the other. The Judge seems puzzled, and refers the matter buck to the ('entity < 'oininissioners lo take evidence. What is to be'done with the irrepressible BtdiverV It seems to require l wo olllees, i f t be hn r is right, to contain him. Mr. F. A. Kchilllcv, as we announc ed in our last issue, has opened his grocery on Russell street, near the Railroad corner, and like a wise man, as his advertisement in to-days issue shows, he tells the people about it. Mr. So hi 111 lev has had long experi ence in this line as a clerk, and now that he has launched out on bis own account, we bespeak for him a liberal share of public patronage. Hehns a new and fresh stock, and keeps nothing but the best goods, w hich he ?ells nt living prices. Co and trv i iiii. The Sunday School nt Trinity Lutheran Church in St. .Matthews, we are glad lo learn, is in :i most loiirishiug condition. One secret of the success is that the grown people come into the Sunday School along with Hie children. We can never cxpeel ii school to Moorish, be il day or Sunday School, where the parents lake no interest themselves. If the children feel that Hie parents and grown persons are nuconcerncd, their interest will be sure to Hag loo. We are cheered by this report from old Trinity, and hope ot her < 'hitrebes will take pattern'. The Sunday School is the hope of the Church, and isn fruitful field in which to work for n blessing to the community, A correspondent from Branchvillc Wi'iling to the TlSlKs, says: The farmers are busy with their corn mid cotton lighting the grass which the rains are pushing forward' Outs are line. One bunch, measured :il the post olliee, reached live feet eight inches, of which there arc sev eral acres of the saute size. The (own is making a start since the lire. \V. II. Reodish. Tost Muster, has a line post olliee built on Main street. Tire foundation of Mr. L. Ronrlstine's new store on Railroad street, and Mr. W. II. Sypiirett's on Main street is about to be laid. The Railroad hotel is also undergoing repairs. The new church is going on, and there are three line schools in the town. The Court closes this week, the civil eases having been finished, ami the juries dismissed on Wednesday*. Judge Thomson has dispatched busi ness with satisfaction to all con cerned, and has produced a favorable impression us a Judge. The cases tried are mostly without public inte rest, ami a report of them would be uninteresting. On Tuesday a rather am using ease eamu up between D. A. St raker and George Bolivcr which threw some light upon the doings of the patty in the painty days that are past. It was a suit for $\ 1.25, and kept .Judge, juries und court ollicials at work for half a ?luv at a cost to the county of probably ten times the amount. The Democratic by-st-inders were highly eddied. Gen. l/.lar pleaded for Bolivcr, ami Stinker for himself. The jury brought in a verdict for the I all er. A gloom was cast over our communi ty on Saturday by the announcement i of the death of .Miss Sophie Clark, a most estimable, and interesting young lady of the Methodist Church, whose amiable disposition and many ehris tiun virtues had won her a host of friends. The funeral services were perform ed on Sunday morning in the Metho dist Church, by Uev. F. Ail hi, a form er pastor al this place, under whose pastorate she consecrated her life to the eniise of her Master. The church was filled to its utmost capacity.au>.l Mr. Auld preached one of th" most impressive sermons from the text, so appropriate on t his occasion, "Blessed are the 'lead which die ill the Lord." The elfeet of his discourse was deep and marked upon the large congrega tion, and we hope, may prove a hloss ing t<> tIk- living. The Christian life and peaceful end of the lovely subject of this brief notice will be a source of sweet con solation to the loving ones who are left behind, and should dry the tears from every weeping eye. May we all strive to live and die as she has done, and be dentally blessed. The examination of Mollichamp's school w ill take place :at the seht ol house on Monday in Latin, philoso phy, algebra, arithmetic, history, geography, grammar and other Fug lish branches. Tbc public exhibition, consisting of dialogues and exercises in dechl Illation and iiiusie by the pupils, will take place in the Court House on Thursday evening. The copy of ??Tennyson" voted to the school at the Kdisto Hilles' Fair ! for the best scholar will be awarded during t he evening by ('apt. Dibble of the Kdisto Rides. The Kdisto Brass Hand will dispense the music of t he occasion. During Iheexereises an opportuhi iv will be allowed all disposed to throw iua dime or nickel for the hcnclit of the band, the public spirit and progress of the members of which deserves our encouragement This, however, is entirely voluntary. There will be no entrance fee at the door. All arc cordial y and earnestly in vi Jed to come free of charge, and by their presence lend encouragement to t he cause of edueat ion. Kxereises commence prompt I v a! 8 o'clock. ? ... ???? ? mm - What is the matter? Why so pale so languid? Arc you siekV Kvi tlently, your liver is not doing its duty. You ( a u in I live in coin fori or peace until you are relieved. Go to the nearesl drug store and buy a box of I >r. Gilder's liver pills. ' A few doses will restore you to perfect health, and give a rosy tint to your chock. For sab- by Dr. S. A. Reeves. 'I housands of children are saved from disease ami death every year by the timely use of Shriuer'sIndian Vermifuge, 1 he popular remedy. Only 25 ccuts a bottle. The Methodist pic Jiic, on Tues day, was a most interesting occasion to old aud young alike. The Super intendent'of the Sunday School, Mr. II. <i. Sheridan, who was master of ceremonies, w as earnest and until ing in his efforts to make the affair a suc cess, add the excellent und accommo dating Committee of Arrangements did all in their power to 'onttibute to the enjoyment of the crowd as seinlded, ami tO cause every one oil the ground to feel welcome. At an early hour the wagons commenced loading up in front of the church, and .-it about 8 o'clock the guy and happy procession commenced mov ing to the grounds under the inspira tion <d' the most delightful music dispensed by our new Wand under Mr. Owens. The pic nie was held on the beautiful grove id' Col. A. (>. Frede rick, who not only kindly offered the place for the purpose, but, with his characteristic hospitality, busied himself during the whole day in moving lo and fro niuoug the visitors and making all feel at home. The day was spent as usual :il ??i < nies, ni various amusements, which the young ones enjoyed in the highest degree. About I o'clock dinner was an nounced, and the huge gathering drew around the tables which were loaded with everything th<- most fas Ihliotis laste could crave. The feast provided could not be excelled, either in quantity or ipiali ty. All went away from tin* festive board fully satisfied, and yet there was much that was left. After dinner a few showers of ruin caused an earlier return to the town than was intended. At the call id* the Superintendent Ihe merry pic nickers returned to the wagons, and reluctant ly commenced t he homeward journey. About 5 o'clock, amidst cheers und tuiisic they reached tin* town, and thus ended a most delight fill day. the recurrence of which will be looked forward to with intense pleasure. This Sunday School for many years past, has the largest aud most nourishing school in the town, and probably, in the whole county. As the years roll on may it con tihtie to grow and prosper until its intluence is felt in the whole com munity. Thin rind breakfast strips, the best put up and only In ets per pound at 1). K. Smoak A Co's. Kvery bottle of Shriner's Indian Vermifuge is guaranteed to give sat isfaction if used according to direc lions. -? ? IT M . - . 4? i I'cuberry coffee, the best and cheap est known in the world :it 1). E. Smoak iV. Co's. .Money refunded to any one who uses it without s*atisfac t ion. Ilnx A liro.'s celebrated sugar cured hams guaranteed sound and sweet I2i cents at I). K. Smoak A t Vs. The genuine corn cob tobacco nt I). Smoak & t'o.'s at manufacturer's pliers. Beware of imitations as there are many on the market. Sufferers, Head This I If yon are nfllictcd with Neuralgia or Headache, you can In* speedily relieved l>y taking the Specific Ncuralgiue. Speedy in its action, entirely free front Opium and other N tt reo ties, it commends it: elf in he ilig as innocent us efficient. Hi st, Raskin it Lam An, Wholesale Agents, Atlanta. For sale hv Drs. A. C. Dukes, ami J. o't Wauuauiaker. may N lltl - ? - ? . mm Will You believc II ? Woman's bent friend. To relieve the aching hear! ?'f woman, and bring joy where sorrow reigned supreme, is a mission I before which the smiles of kings dwindle into utter insignificance. This is the pecu liar province of bind field's female Reg'*" lalor, which, from its numberless cures, is appropriately styled '?Woman's best Friend." The distressing complaint known as '?whites," and various iricgularitics of the womb, to which woman is subject, dis apptar like magic before a single bottle of this wonderful compound. 1'hysleiaiH prescribe it. Prepared by l>r. J. Bradficld, Atlanta, tin., Mid ?ohl nt $L?V? per bottle by l>r- A. ('. Dukes, and also hv Or. J. 0. Wanna 1 i maker. Now in I'KttrKl r u i \ 1/1ii. Near Maimi.tta, On., March 21, l.^7<>. ?Some months ngo I botlglll a bottle of Rrndlicld's female Regulator, ami used i( in my family with the utmost satisfaction; have recommended it In three oile r fami lies, and they have found it just wJiat it is recommended. 'The females who have i:s< d the Regulator are now in perfect health, ami able to, attend to their house hold duties. We coruialty recommend it to the public. Kkv. II. B. Johnson, id.iv 11 lin. Ruttcrick's May patterns have ar rived. Send for fashion paper, free at Aenrv Kohn'si Atfeid inn Taxpayers?Notice is hereby given, that the time for the collection of town taxes without the penalty is extended to the fifteenth (15th ) day of May instant. <'. R. Jonks, < Uerk. Marion JliekSOll Respectfully returns his thanks to his many customers for their past patronage, and hopes to merit the surtic in I he future by keeping con stantly on hand fresh meats of every kind at his old Stand, in rear of the Postoflico, durin?! the present year. Market Reports. Corrected every week by Messrs. liUJ.t. ,v ScoVIM?. FltlOAY, May M, ISSO. COTTON Middlings. 11 (V, Low Middlings. Hi'" KM Ordinary. ?<S iij PltOVIS OSS torn.....70(2180 N? w ?'orn . lVas. 70 (?'odder, per 100 U.s. 1 10 Kotigii Hire.S 1 :10 Notice to Creditors, All persons having claims against th?* Instate of .laeob G. Keitt, late of Orange burg County, deceased, are hereby requir ed !>? pre 'tit and prove the same, before lie- undersigned, as special Master,on.or . before the K>th day of duly isso, or else ( they will be debarred pavnient. c.'P. GI.OVF.U. Special Master. Orangeburg, C. II., May Mth ISSO. limy 11 It FLO BAL. FAIR J880. h 1ST (IF vktii i. MS kok which mA Premuiins are oflered by the Orange burg Agricultural aid Mechanical Asso eiation, to bo exhibited at the Floral Kni of said Association which will be bei.I ot the I Ith of May 18*0: Gie?tesi variety of hot Is.a: a; Plant.; ex hibiteil by, one person 7,'est collection of Plant5. 2ml /.'. st " Itesl h'ancv haft Scraniutus. 2nd. WcSt* ?' " Host Zonale " " 2nd. liest f " Pest Scented 2nd. Pe-i IJest Pelargoiuiuis. 2nd. P.est Post Pansies. Itegonias. " Coleous. Single Plant. Koses (cut flowers) " Mixed Flowers (arranged.) < 'reiitesl varietv of Vegetable^, liest colleelion " 2titl liest " " best Cabbages (mil less than head-.) " lri-h Potatoes. '? Strawberries. J. L. IIFJDTMAX, Secretary and Treasurer, <> A. ?V M. A. ANDREW C DIBBLE, ATT< M!N KY AK I) (OI XSITJ.OK AT IAH. j ?oitNKt: ST- PAUL AND CHURCH STREETS, < ?l-an^ebn ir, S. O. apt 23 1SS0 :iui PR1VATK SAfiK. A House with -I Rooms and base tu rut with Lire Places Piazza with a large hot 57 it. Kronl by 31)0 ft. deep; fronting on "1 streets; health v location. Terms easv. ,\|.|.ly lo T. ('. IH'Ill;i:i.L, AiKlinnecr A TRUE TONIC FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. NEW STORE! I laving recently tn >vcd into my New Store, 1 would beg leave to in form myoid friends and the public generally that I have and will eon tiuuc to keep on hand the Purest Dings, Dost Paints and (>ils, Lamps und IT.xlur. s, Finest Cigars ami Tobaccos, ['lain and Fancy Candies, And in fact, everything usually kept in a Hrst class DRUG STORE! 1 also occupy, with my family, tho rooms over the store, and therefore will be able to put up prescriptions at any and all hours during the night. it:ce bcli on 'roiit. door. A. O. DUKES, 33. I>. oct od 1S79 ly COME AT LAST ! ?. M. WS ORSDELL, Jr.. Photo and Artist. Huh opened a Gallery in front of Moron-* ey's Hotel, whore the public can have i'ho togrupun taken of fust clan and artistic finish. Nothing hut first class work done this Gallery. Call and examine samples at Hull cry. All wishiug good work (Inno ran have the chance without having the expense of going to the City for the same. Call and see me. All work cash when volt f-it. 0. M; VAN DliSDELL, Jw apl 2 tf South Cjxrolina Rail Road. Passen g<?r Department riiANOi: ok sciiKnt.'j.r. On and after Nov. :'0(h, 1S7!>, Passenger Trains on thin Road will run as follows : (till further orders.) uTceuvilltf Express frailt: (joinq ka.st. Leave Columbia at.1 l? P M. Arrive :it CnnulcH at. 8 1"> " Leave Oraiigeburg.(! l? " Ar rive nt Charleston.: .'J 30 " <;oiN(i w'l-Sl': Leave Charleston at. 7 OD IM. Leave Oraiigeburg at. 0 58 " Leave Ciunucn at. 7 00 ?' Arrive at Columbia at.11 -r'0 " Way Freight ami Passenger Trnitis. OolNO HAST. ? Leave (Columbia.. . ? SO A M Arrive at Camdcil. 1 '-'?') 1* M Leave Oraiigeburg.10 17 A M A ri i M at < ha l iest on. 2 15 P M " dugust.i. " GOING WKST * Leave Charleston. bO A M ?* Augusta. 8 00 ?? " Orangeburg.:. 1 17 P M Arrive at Columbia. ? .'57 * l'iiFsengers leaving Columbia Cr'Char leston on these trains have to change ears at Ilrmiehville to reach Charleston at 2 13 p m or Columbia at 5 37 p lit; Night Express Train, GOlNG'.KAST Leave Columbia. 9 30 P M ?? Orangeburg. 1 '20 A M Arrive at Augit la . 8.89 " fl Cliurlcston. 5 50 " oolNO we8t? Leave Charleston. 0 00 P >i " Augusta..t. 7 40 " '? t ?raiigebtirg. '2 48 A M \rrivcat Coluiubitt. ? 50 " New York Kxpress. cioixa EAST Leave Oraiigeburg. ? 47 A M Arrive at Augusta. ?-4 UOINO WKST Leave Augusta. (1 00 V M Arrive at Oraiigeburg. '.) 57 The Orcenville Expr&si and the night Express Trains will run daily. All other trains will run daily except Sun day.-. Sleeping Cars are attached to Night Iixpress. Berths only $1 50 to Charleston or Augusta. These trains make sure con nections nt Charleston with New York and Italtimore Steamers on Wednesdays ami Saturdays, also with Florida Steamers on Tuesdays and Saturdays, also with 7 a in Irani S iV C Hail road for Savannah and i lorida Points. Connections made by other (rains at Augusta with trains from und in that point, also with all trains from and to Charleston. 1) C ALLEN, G P Ac T A. JOHN n PECK, General Sunt. .1 ii. PUSTELL, Agt.,Oraiigeburg, S.C. Respectfully announces his arrival front New York, and takes pleasure, in calling the attention of his friends and patrons to one of the Grandest Displays Of Dress Ooods in nil the latest Styles, all the new Shades and Colors in Silks, Satin, Brocade, Hunting, Linen and Cotton from the Looms of Finland, Francej Germany, China and America. Prices to suit every body in want of a dress I'ata-ols, Fans, Laces, Embroide ries, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Corsets, I? ibhoiH, Trimmings without cud. and pri< es all right NOVELTIES The hi test Novelties of the Season in Ladies Neck W< ar, Fi.-buSj Rush iii^'s, Collarettes, Neck Ties, Jabots* Hows, Lneek Scarfs, of which, all I :t.-k is for everybody to take a look at, und make selections A T.SO A very nicely selected Figured Muslin.*,' Lawns, Picquesj Calicos* Percales and Cambrics .A ~N~ [tumense line of White floods of [every iminaginablc description Gents and Youths Clothing of the Latest Styles BIO rtTOOK Of Ladies, Gents, Misses, Hoys and Children Straw Hats GENTS Shirts, Keek Tics, Scarfs, Hows, Col lars, Underwear, Suspenders in the usual great vai icty MM 10 DEM OR EST'S RELIABLE} PATTERNS for Spring and Sum mer TUR PREMIUM LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC Sewing Machine Machine Needles, Oil, Attachments, always on hand Goods shown with pleasure Givo me i call and I am sure you will all bo mndo to smile THEODORE KOHN'S I Fashionable Dry Goods Emporium Agent lor