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one dollar "tbk annum. > GOD .A-ISTD OUR COTJjNTTRY. always in advance. v^?me^yrir .fridat morning, j Ene 11, lsso.~ ~number so The undersigned res pect Cully in forms the public that he is prepared to du all Kind of Work in the above linc.ou tho shortest no tice and at living Prices. HORSESHOEING done in tho best possible manner. I also have in full operation my PLANING AND MOULDING; MACHINES, And GRIST MILL.. All work in this lino'don? without delay and on reasonable terms. A share of the public patronage"is solicited. July 25 .. II. 1UGGS. CALL p CALL AT Til K PEOPLE'S BAKERY Established in 1871 by the Propri etor, who is still ready und willing to iill orders in BEEAB, HOLLS, PIES c a k i: s Of all descriptions. GUNGEUS Bv the DARREL1 or BO'Xi "Also 33 ? 35 .A l} For Camp-Meetings or any other kitnl ol Meetings. Just received Fresh ('on !<*??< ion a ries, JFaiscy Goods Aia<I A'otiaiis Which will be sold as LOW us any that can be bought in Orangeburf Thankful for the past patronage of my fr'nmds and the puhlie 1 still solicit a eon Liuuhiice of their custom.* T. W- Alboi'i/oftL {Kussel! Street, neu door to sept 14, 1878?ly Mr. .T. P. llarlcy. *" ot n DMn nri i ? na r ** mr <? OLD AND RELIABLE. ?JJDn. S.vxi'onn's Liven iNvioonATOnJ ?is a Standard Family Remedy for ^??S? ^diseases of tho Liver, Stomach ?fand Bowels.?It is Purely ?V^rt*! ?^Vegetable.? I t never ^* ^Debilitates?It is *~ ^Cathartic and STonie. r^*}f ^TIlY^fA N ,6: >vi^c->-,.n- y> ? qo ?v ?o.' 0 US'* % vti0,A*pft**-y ^t^o-o^oo^i ?21? 2** and by tho public,J 'for moro than 35 yenrs,? with unprecedented rotmlts.J SEND FOR CIRCULAR^ $3. T.W.SANFORD, M.D., ^SSaS^?S ? AKT DHVOOIST WILL TKI.L YOU ITS REI'UTinOS, f, sept 19 ly FOUTZ'S HOSGE AMD OATTLL POWDERS c/.f'.'A^-44' V. ill curi- or provont DinpartR. Vo nnnsN win illfl of Coi.in, Hots or I.vxo Ks t':r-., ii KoiiIz'k I'owderti nni ii?e<l In lime, Kfiri!r.'h |?o? (I.Trt will filiru ull<) |iroVCtlt llllO ClIOt.KIIA Font/.'ai l'owiUIr? will |ino-?-iit Uai-cr in Fowl*. 1'ouU'a fowlura will lnrrviisd Uiu qnnnllty ol nolle net cream twonty pur cum., unit nmUo Uio butter Una eml s? ?i!t, Toiio's Powder* will euro or proven! sliiioM kvkht plftCAHK lo wlilcli Hone* Hint Cmtln nrr *iili|<et. Kofi /.'? I'OWOKIIS n n.i. oivit Satisfaction. {Juld everywhere. JMVJU K. VOVTtS, rroprlctor. BALTItlOllE, Aid. For snlcby I?r. .F. G. W A NN A M A K ICR and Dr. A. C. DUKES' novl2.lv A II CT I Oi\ K K U 2 N G, T. C. I1?BBELL Will attend to the sabs of Heal l'st ate. Personal Property, >^e., Public r Private, Business 6ritniHtctl to him will be promptly attended to. Orangeburg, So. Ca., Pec 1st 187?. noY ?8 1870 IXL STAU RANT BY H Jtt. ? A. At Briggr-mann's Old Stand Call and got your Hot Monis, Fancy Drinks and Finn Cigars. Conic early and order your Oyster Stow, 'Oyster Fry, Chicken and Rice, Ham and Rice, Bccfutca k and Rice, Saussage and Lticc, 1 Tains and Eggs, Coffee, &e., &c, .Having obtained a Iiist (hiss Rislnurant ('<?<.k, I ptcpare evrything in Nice Stylo. C H and fiitisjy ybtir appetite. Everything put down at Bottom Prices, atig -'?), l-ST'J ml;*1 'liilT THE NEW WILSO MACHINE lo wondorful In its conception, un precedented tor doing a largo ran?o of sowing in toxti lo fabrics and leather. Its motions aro continuous, admitting of an extraordinary rate of epeed, cither by stoam or foot power. Every motion of tho troadlo makes six stitches, thus produc ing about ono-third moro v;ork ina day than other Sewing Machines. 51 has no stop motions, a:;;', tightens tho stitch with thonocd!o out of the fabric. 2t uses tho well-known Wilson Compound R.e:S or. both sides of tho needle. It has two-thirds loss parts than any othor first-class Sevang Machine. Its arm Is fully eight and ono-half inches long and flvo and one-half inches high, and tho wholo Machine is very compactly and scien tifically constructed in proportions, oleganco, design and appear" anco. Its simplo, powerful and perfect mechanism places it as far In advance of all other Sowing Machines as tho telephone 13 superior to the tin speaking tube. The W5LSOU MENDING ATTACHMENT, for repairing all kinds of textile fabrics WITHOUT PATCUtNC. fur nishod FREE with all WILSON SEWiPSC MACHINES, togother with a Tucker, Rufflor, Corder, Sot of Hemmers, Binder, etc, s4r/r_.o_ ^ . .. j ? ? ' THEO!" JRE KOT IN oct2F tot AGENT FOB ORANGEBURG COUNTY - ... .-. . ??!? "iiil'tMWIIMwW^WWMIillWM SHAVI1MG AND HAIR DRESSING Done in the iihmI approved stvlo l>v . h. MATTH I'.WS. :m Kxpuricnccd llarher, oh ' Market Street, in rear of the I'ostollice. | in i) F. BeMAES, Agt. UNDlilt MASONIC IIAI.fi Friends mid Con nl rj men 11 It end! |}<i not wait until it u spend |<* very ccn| in places dear, Dfake I>kMA1;s vour (iroecr here ! Ask him for his H AMS ?n nie?-. |{umdiu; at the I.OWJCST I'lUUK! Stop und try his Flour so line, ('heese, and ALL things in his line! Igavesome UUTTEH sent around ? Kvery man should have a pound ! \ 11?I if votl'd feel wed and aide. I?nt Ii'm'MAGKKUKL oil your Tahlc ! (a nod are all things in his Store, |{cnson cannot ask for more ! 0?l.v try hi.- MQIJOHS tare.? i 'an't he equalled any where ! l<l very man who knows. I U:M A US, |{iishes for Iiis nooil Seirars! In his Sample Room lliey lly, 5?, very time that they a re dry ! Kome thing tells theiu UK'S tic nriti ! A lid lie always leads the van ! \cvcr vet did he retreat,? |)ull't yotl know he can't he heat? B ,ool< within his Store so grand, ?u his har-Kootn ? near at hand; (Question him ami von will see? U N D KUSU I A)- I I K C A N NOT H K! ()h ! wait not till yon are wiser, |{caftO!i points to .Mr. HI SICK, Selling fancy Drh ks to all ? (?ivc him then i general call, |?c.-t assured, Dk.M AUS sells chenp, ,.\ml tin- finest goods: will keen, ft ever cctisc to hlcss your stars ? |)own with all?except 1 icMAltS. AM) JEWELRY I'm iII Medorato Prices. 1 am selling my Old Stock LOW DOWN To make room for fall (ioods. New :ui<l J iittost; Si y Ich pist received. A I ,S() A fu 1 stock of LaiidroLli's Garden Seeds On hand. Now is the lime to plant for Summer use. (.'all at once. W. E\ Robinson, horse shoeing. ~" Tin' undersigned has opened nt the o'd stand, opposite Mr. .1. I*. Hrrley, where he is |irep:ircd to <1<> all Kink- of work in the Tit o Biet cli sin Uli L itie, Sueh as Horse-shoeing, making plows and Repairing Haggles and Wagons. All work wa i ranted to give satisfaction, jan :'.iii WM. HOW K L L. bTKKATIVE AM) MKCIIANlVAIi P.y !>.. I.. S. WOLi-'K. OHiee over I?. Louis' Stoie. Satisfaction guaranteed in all operation-. 1 Teeth extracted without pain, hy the use of Nitrous Oxide Gas. NEW STOUK! Having recently inn veil into my New Store, 1 Would hog h ave In in form my old friends and the public generally that 1 have ami will con Linne to keep on hand the Purest Drug&, ]*est l'ainla and Oils, Lamps and Fixl ,ir< s, Fines! Cigar-and Tobaccos, l'iain. and Fancy Can Jits, And in fact, everything usually kept in a lirst class DRUG STORE! I also occupy, with my family, the rooms over the store, and therefore will be able to put up prescriptions at any and all hours during the night. See bell on front door. A. c. dukes, ni. d. oet ?l 1ST!? ly Will Arrive ON NEXT WEDNESDAY A en r ioad of EXJtTA FINE MORSES Which will he sold as low tus possible. Only a low more of lho.se line CINCINNATI I $ 11 <; <; I K s left "] >. JJ'rank Slater. nov 2| nm 40 Head Horses JUST AHltlVKD AT E. F. Slater's Stables '1 he above Stock is as FINE U4 ever brought into this State, and will he sold at very,reasonable prices. The public is respectfully invited to call ant! examine the same. E. F. SLATER. GRAVED SCHOOLS. Wc clip the following from a cor responUenj.-e to the Columbia "Regis ter," IVoiri Chester: "In an educa tional point of view, Chester is cer tainly behind no other town in the State. Recognizing the value of local taxation, her citizens adopted that system in January, 1871), and and lind that it works success fully. The graded school, now under the superitite.ndeney of Prof. \V. It. YV it herow, hus an attendance of about 'I'M) pupils, with live touchers. The school building is a model of beauty and t:iKie, and is splendidly equipped w it h elegant furniture. The colored people al.-o have a very nourishing school, under the management of a Lev. Loom is, from the North. The system of supporting schools by local taxation is no longer at) un tried aifair; but alter two years'ex perience at Wiiinsboro, and more than old- at Ibis place, proves to he the very system which every town in South Carolina needs, and should unhesitatingly adopt." Why can't Oraugcburg have a graded school upon ihis plan loo? OltANtiE?UltG MISSIONARY I'M ON. falilor Ormigi'burn Times: Last week you had in your paper a description of the meeting of the .Missionary Union at Jamison. Will you please admit this week a brief sketch of tin- Union at Lewisvilleal i he same date. The Union was organized on Fri day by the election of Rev. J M. I lerlong Moderator and Uev. J. J. II. Stoudeuniirc Clerk. Six ( lunches were represented by delegations. The Introductory sermon was preached on Friday night by Lev. T. M. Calphin, the young student of the Theological Seminary of Kentucky, lo an attentive audience. On Saturday morning, the Moder a tor being absent on account of ill ness in his family, Lev. W. K. I'arlcr was elected .Modi* rat or pro lern, and the body proceeded t<i the transac tion of business. The 11 o'clock sermoti was preached by Lev. W. L. '?hc r'oininittce on ariangements for next meeting reported Ant inch Chureli as the place Lev. J. J. II. Stoudeumire to ptvaidi the lutrodue tory and Kcv. W. U. I'arlcr the Charity sermon. The Committee on queries reported us the question for discussion at next meeting, "Ought a Christian to sanction tin? sale of intoxicating liquors?" Lev. \V. Ii. I'arlcr lo open the discussion, Uev. J. J. II. Stoudeumire alternate. Tho following resolution ollorcd by Key; I. I >? I'rickel was passed: Resolved, That we instruct the Fxecutive Committee to lake steps to have thai body incorporated. The following also idieted bv J. II. Fehler w as passed : Resolvci I. Thal I he 1' niotl appoint a working Committee of three from each church connected with Ihis body load in concert with the Kxe eulive Committee in mailers of finance. Rev. T. M. Calpbiii preached tit night. At the Sunday school at 1)o'clock addresses were made !>\ Uev. \V. A. Therral and I. II. Fehler. The Charity sermon was preached a i i I o'clock'by Lev. NY. A. Thcrrcl to a large.-ind appreciative audience. The follow ing question was dis cussed: "What is the best means to promote- the interest of Sunday school s V" I' was a Id v debated by i Lev. \\\ R. I'arlcr, Kev. I. 1?. i'rickel and Uev. T. .M. (lalpbin. The second discussion was, "What is the besl means to keep up a pray j cr meeting/' participated in bv J. H. Felder. Uev. W. A. 'Therreli and J. A. Long. After passing u resolution of thanks tot ? citi/.ensof l.owisvillo for hospi lalilies extended, and the members I of the Methodist and Lap!ist church es for their kiddncss, the Union adjourned lo meet again with An l ioeh ('litirch in Augtist. KAMIIl.Klt. "COXFE DEEATE Hit IL ADIEKS." _ We hear less about the ''rebel brig adiers" in Congress than formerly. Hen Ihitlcr once wanted tobt elected to the Mouse lo meet and overthrow them, luil in this war he has won no victories, tin the whole the "rebel brigadiers" behave very well, and are more peaceable and patriotic than others who never fought against the Union. The highest of the ex-rebel olUccrs who have entered public life simc I he war arc Geh. Gordon of Georgia, Gen. Johnston of Virginia, and Gen. Hampton of South Caro lina, all of w hom were in that august body, the National Senate. Wc can only say wc wish there were mote id" the same kind in the Senate.?Boston Herald. I BOB BLA1NK TAKING AIM. Mr. Editor Orungcbura Times: As "Pieket" h::z throwd a stril shot akross nit bow, I will make ? bow an response tu biz inkry. 'Picket' kuccd'nt think Uobizded every tymc be iz quiet, fur it hain't so. I speck tu putt oft" dying fur the las thing on yoarth, efposablo, and I think every censible man w il du likewis. I never seed a man di rile square out, provid ed ho cold help hi/self, miles he nxa dently got kild. No, I'vebcih lain quiet waehiu the- kninpain, an olis eeekcrs, thinking prob ups I mitegil a chance tu slip in sum little shady, sail place mixt up wid koneidmble little groezy fid aboul hit miself. Hut every whar I turn stun Capt., Col. Lawyer, or sohi ov theso sorterlish h>ok me rite squnr in the lace. Now Mr. Editor. I don't think thiz iz fair. You ktIO when you keep :i boss in a nice stable wid plenty ov good piekin an then hielt him uj) he sorter feels biz oat an iz mity apt to go to ko vor tin. Now .Mr. Editor, 1 huv dell in stock konsidraldy an 1 wnz. alwayz afraid tu ponipura boss an make him too fat. That ar mity apt to make lull gestures Avid t heir bine fete el" you bodder thcin. an 1 never corld stun gestures pin ted rite strait at me. Kur that rczon I ulwaztrycd to gel them oil'ov hand au risk that chit nee ov fat in :i Icon won. Efa Icon feller y:\\ s to hikin. you can tail hi in an keep him onlhegroun. Efyou keep a boss in the saim stabel too long, he sune rums to the koukllisioil that, hit blongs to him au no other boss ain't got eny bu.?iuiss in hit. Hut I tel you Mr. Editor, sum ov these Icon bosses ar the boss <>v bosses of you wil only give them a trial. Now I'm gwine to tell you some thing befo I begin. 1 don't kno who 'Pieket' iz, whether ho iz a Kla>s leder, furpiutiue man] or boss trader, but ef the latter, he maid a missteak an toll the truth, when he said these kandidales maid 'A bows wharthny didn't make but 2 befo. Now Mr. Editor, 1 line hit iz gitiu expencivo to a poor than like me. Bout every ten steps itz how-do-you do <'hl-fellepy Bob bow iz your faini- j \y'i Hob you'z look in line ? line in dede. and Stulls the tafy down mi throat til mi chess feels like the <x:ibcl end "v :i baee drum: grab mi hand an squcze hit til the likrish runs out; scrapes an bows like a ruinpless rua lor in grub wurm scson. The thing iz gitin mity cerious. I've pulled mi hut in acknowledgment lo solutes so often till hit wil now sum- huv to pas in hits cheeks. The krown i/. almost gon. A miskovy duck kan jump thro hit bakwards an never Inch no whar. When I dres fur church an set bit gracefully upon mi hod, mi hiar stiks thron tin- top like the blak in side ov :i shoe brush. Mi gal Sal se/. I gotwunov It things to do -quit poliliks; quit howiu, or stop l?<?in to church. Now .Mr. Editor, this iz what you cull things coinin homo to a feller, an when you <jfit home hchiu you hits ??weep little chiblun, weep.*' 1 wil now disints this subjeek fur this lyineautell 'Picket* suinthiu about town. Ay. he seamsaukshus on this subjeek, I spose hit wil sei wel on him. Wel hit ruins hear ptirty often an sum ov the dampess rains you ever seed. 1 started home lolher nite, hit waz inidlin darkorso.au when I Lot rotiuthe korner I knowed thai- ush r bo :i littlcgully thnr, an 1 was sorter kerful. Hut mi friends lei me tel \ on, tlmt rain had k:\usod hit lo stroeh inilily. 1 maid won step lorev Uly au miss the holeycarth. The fuss place that slriik wliar the Norlhesl korner ov mi noze, both hands folowin k lose behin; I slap the growii^SO hard till 1 seed the lire Hi like mctiors in all directions; the mud Hue bout 15 foots hi an kivcrcd nie nil over; 1 krawled out mity k a re fitly for fear I niout soil mi cloze mi krep towards home. I am serlin I wasn't at all out the way as I had n't taken mo than 10 glasses in an hour,au am always kerful not to make a hog ov miself. Ef suuihodv don't forgive the Town (Council, 1 am sho me :tu Sal won't. This will giv 'Picket' a porter finite idc ov things in our low li. As for tllCUl rules, I think "Eli Purkins" haz walked them down, as 1 think that is ( not biz dayly bred) his day ly walk. 1 must now bid you adil for this tymc. I kover mi grown au tell you mo in mi iie.\. 1 hope this wil give 'Picket' ease for a while, mi he wil save lire :ni shot an scare sum ov them eagles over our side. I'm a mity good shot an think I cold take sum ov them in on the Iii. I'm no uu> til del h. Hoi; Hi.aim:. If there were not so many bad men there would not be so many bad wo men. If there were no people in tlu world the mosquitoes would have no body to bitu. HAKE HALL ON THE SAlS'TEE. St. Matt?isws, June 3, 1880. Mr Editor ; A lively game of Huse Ball was played between the San tee and Glee Clubs with the following scores which you would oblige by publish ing in the Times: Santee Club. huns. outs.' A. B. Parier, < 'apt. 6 1 L. M. Strock, 4 3 T. C. h older, 3 It T. M. Felder, 5 1 II. A. Folder, 1 2 T. 11. Fohler, 1 2 T. L. Folder, 4 2 (). 15. Wctsel, 5 . I 1). Fvans, 3 3 T. 1). Livingston, 5 1 43 19 Glee Ci.ru. huns. outs. \Y. A. Snell. Ca pi. 2 3 A. L. Stroman, ? 5 T. L. MeCauts, i 5 B. F. Fair, 0 5 T. I). Jackson, (? 5 T. L. Avers, 1 4 . M. Uilcy, 3 2 J. 11. Stroiiian, 0 4 11. W. Stroman, 1 4 L. '1'. Smith, 2 3 10 30 After the game was over speeches were made by J. L. Bookhardt, J. A. Livingston, and L. M. Strock. Two bouquets wen? presented to A. B. I'arlcr for the championship of the Sautcc Club. Henry Stroman also received one for the championship of. t he (I lee ( lub. The ladies were out in full numbers to give cheer aud en couragement by their presence. Lantee. A BOY'S MORALITY* A good country parson preached a series of sermons on practical mor ality, and very interesting and in structive they "were. A lad iu the village had heard only one of them, was coming out of an orchard one tiny, his pockets bulging out with pslok-n fmit. lie met the parson, who noticed his dibits to conceal tho evidence of his guilt. "Have you been stealing apples?'' asked the minister. "Yes. sir,'" answered tho hoc, sheep ishly. ? Ami you are trying to hide them from me?" continued the good man. ?Yes. sir," said the culprit, and then added, his face brightening up, ??you said, last Sunday that we must avoid the appearance of evil." NO WONDER HE WONDERED. The other evening, they were play ing u game they call euchre. She held both bow eis and the king, and two aces of other suit, but she was a novice at the game. A young man who w as leaching her looked at her cards and warmly exclaimed: "What :i lovely hand!" She looked at him straight iu l he eves and murmured. "You have it if you want it." All the rest of the evening he wondered if lie was the victim of a leap-year proposal. - - mm ? Wim IL ii' is what the Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution says on the subject of round dances: "A young man watch ed the waltzes at a certain dancing school for some time last night, anil then asked somebody to tell him why it was that, the young ladies who sub mitted to hugging in public would not permit it iu private?whereupon a bright fellow remarked that that had not been his experience.'' Food for thought! "What's the difference, tell me, Maty, 'Twixt a cyclone and a uiucl?" Ami the maiden monued and mur mured ; "Such conundrums were too cruel." "This,"" said he, "is the solution; Quite correct, dear,you w ill lind it: One drives everything before it. One lets drive at all behind it." -.- mm - . mmi -. Young man, don't sw ear. There ia no occasion for swearing outside of a ?new spaper olticc, w here it is useful in proof reading and indispensable in getting form.-, to press. U has been known also materially to assist an editor in looking over the paper after it is printed. Hut otherwise it is a very foolish habit. ITotice to Creditors. All persons having claims against the Estate tit' Jacuh ti. Keilt, late of Orange burg County, deceased, are hereby requir ed to present anil move the same, before Iho undersigned, special Maxtor,on or before the 10th day of July 1880, or eis? they will he debarred payment. C. B. GLOVER. Special Master, Orangehurg, C. II., Jlfay Ulli 18S0. may 1-1 "i{