Orangeburg times. (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, June 25, 1880, Image 4
Tlio Orangqlmr^r Times
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There isa-gehcral wish for'rain.
See notice of County Commisioncrs
in this issue.
Mr. I<\:petMa vh> \h' p'ntting up an
ice house ia roar of his store
Will not the So. Ca. B. It. give a
cheap excursion to the mount inns
about the middle of duly?
Uuttcrieks metropolitan' fashions
for July is now ready at Henry
Koliti.
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We return thanks to Miss L. II. for
a boquet composed of tube roses,
geraniums, drc.
Tbo only [place where you can find
the largestLaud finest assortment of |
candies, always fresh, is at Jos. Kros.
"SheritV Powen, of Charleston, died
on Tuesday in New York, where he
had ?j?rte for his health.
Mr. W. H. Thompson,"n't corner
Kail road Avenue, has a large. Jot of
good sound pen seedYor sale.
Orungoburg Lodge No. 1462 K. of j
FI. will elect ollieers for ensuing term
on next Monday night;
The coolest place to sit down and
enjoy a really line T> cent cigar is at
Jos. Kros" ice cream saloon.
Wc are informed, by'a fisherman
who knows, that salmon are growing
iu the Kdisto, but that the shad have
gone, well, up the spout.
?-?* " ? 'i^ruu - - . ^ , ,i.i.h . .
'flic game of chess seems to be all
the go now with many of our folks.
Is it because they are well mntvl, or
desire a mntr*
Mr. Henry Smoak, Sr.. killed a
rattle snake three feet long, Wednes
day aftetnoon, not, however, until
aller il had bitten one of his dogs!
Wanted at ohec! Ten day laborers,
to whom good wages will lu- paid.
Nunc need apply unless willing to
work. Apply lit this onicc.
Jos. Kros' ice house is always sup
plied, mid ready to keep the poplc
eonl* by selling them ice lii any
quantity, at lowest rates.
Arrested:?Klzabeth Peterson' was
committed to jail on Thursday for
assault ami battery on a colored gill
1 iV the name of McMichacl.
The .Examination of Sheridan'*
school is progressing very satis
fac.torily, and will conclude to-nighr
with an exhibition, to which the pub
lie an- invited.
'Ton much tally isn't good, but a
simple statement always tells. Henry
Kol in announces that from this (Iftte
he will sell out the balance of Ifis
stock of dry goods nt cost ju ices,
A fresh supply of raisins, currents,
citron, dates, nuts, dossiehted cocoa
nut. lemons, canned goods of all de
scription always on hand at ?los.
Kros' confectionery.
Rev. O. A. Darby, Chaplain of the
Kdisto Ritles, will preach a sermon
to this corps at the Methodist < hurch
the morning id' the 1th duly. The
Company will appear in full uniform.
The public is invited t*? attend.
?mt * m
Mr. f! co. H. Corn el son is a man of I
boundless enterprise and energy. He
is about starting to complete tin
brick building in rear of his store, in
which, it is rumored, he intend.1
placing machinery of some kind.
We call the attention of person
coining in from the country to the
notices posted on the. boxes around
trees in Court House yard. Hitch
ing animals of any kind to them is
prohibited under penalty.
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Parties having watches tit Mr. T.
Dot'hiviette must positively call for
them by the USth hist., as will close
up his business on that dny and
leave for New York. A word in time,
itc.
If the existence of worms in the
intestines darkens the complexion,is
it not reasonable to suppose that
their presence will ruin health V
Shritier's Indian vermifuge will de
stroy and expel them from the body.
The moonlight pic nie was an en
joy/able affair. The fair building
yard was handsomely lit up with
Chinese lanterns of various designs,
which, in addition to the soft light of
the moon, sind the handsome ladies
and gentlemen promenading its
walks, gave to the beholder a fair
idea1 of "Fairy land.'*
"The renders of the Timks will find
some very interesting reading matter
under head of "Editorial.notes" to
which we call especial attention.
A woman engaged in irouiug on
the premises of C. D. Kortjohu, upon
turning to replace the iron at the
tire, struck a small colored boy in the
eye with it, from which he lost his
sight. _
Messrs. II. G. Sheridan, dr., B. H.
Moss and I). E. Ilydrick are enjoy
ing! n vacation from their studies at
Wofl'ord College.'- Mr. D. E. Hydrick,
at the last Commencement, wns
awarded the Alumni medal lor gene
ral scholarship.
A little negrv) girl, two years old
daughter of Frank Kciutnerlin, liv
ing three miles from towu, on the
Columbia road, was burned, last
Thursday one week ago, so severely
as to cause her death in a few hours.
?atlSt1 carelessness.
We are informed thai in the Hull
Swamp section of the County no rain
of any consequence has fallen since
llifj middle of April, and the crops
Are sutt'erlng, while in middle and
lower St. Matthews, rain has beer,
plentiful, and crops arc line.
- m * o?
(?fir. das. F. J/.lar, D. G. M., left
town last Tuesday for Kings Moun
tain, where the corner stone of the
Centennial Monument is to be Ibid
by the Masonic Grand Lodges of
South Carolina* Georgia. North Caro
lina itn Tennessee.
Messrs. Strauss A- Co.. with their
usual energy and enterprise, contem
plate the construction tt. a tramway
from their sawmill into the woods,
upon whic h to bring stocks to the
saw. The contract has been given
to ( an:. Iteil. I*. I/.lar, who will do
them justi< e.
? ig- ?
White is king, has the finest fin
ished wood work, and is the best
made nun bine in tlx; market. Its
shuttle is sell'threading, its needle is
self-netting, its bobbins can be tilled
wit bout removing work or attach
ment, a id so simply constructed und
light running that a child ran use it.
Warranted fur five years. For furth
er particulars call on Hoary Kohn.
Mr. ('. M. Van Orsdell dr., can
still be found a' his gallery in front
of Mcroney's hotel, where lie is ready
and willing to execute pictures in
any style of tIn-art, with neatness
and dispatch. Good artists are rate
ai\d those desiring a really excellent
piuture should avail themselves of the
opportunity to sscure one before it is
too late,
The drug store where can get your
money's worth is at Dr. J. G. Wan
namaker. Orangeburg C. IL, S. C.
We buy the best, keep the best, and
sell it at low prices, hence, if you want
any thing in the drug line, call and
see us. We keep a full line of hair
and tooth brushes, toilet soaps, per
fumery, sponges, patent medicines;
make prescriptions a specialty ; will
be found at oiir post, day or night.
Messrs. I). K. Smoak Sc Co. are
still ottering extraordinary induce
ments to the public in keeping their
goods down at the lowest figures.
Their stock is complete in every de
partment, and with it, they have a
set of the most polite and accommo
dating clerks that can be found any
where. They do not spare any pains
to wait upon a customer, therefore it
is a pleasure to deal with such gen
tlemen. Don'? forget the place.
In consequence of the exercises of
Mr. Sheridan's school the meeting ol
the Young Mens Christian Associa
tion for this evening is called ill.
At half-past Mix o'clock oil Sunday
afternoon, a service will lie held at
the rooms of the Y. M. C. A., to
which an invitation is extended to
On Monday afternoon at six
o'clock the Executive Committee in
requested to meet at the rooms. On
Tuesday evening the Bible class will
meet at half.pnsl eight o'clock.
At i.t sTA, Ga., Feb. 24, 187?.
Mn. W. II. Uaukktt:
Dear Sir?It gives me great plea
sure to testify as to the merits of your
justly celebrated Gilder's pills. They
had done more for me than tiny other
medicine I ever used. I have tried,
without success, the medicinal vir
tUCH of several noted springs, but
they failed to relieve anil cure me as
Gilder's pills have done. I unhesi
tatingly pronounce them the host
vegetable liver pill ever made.
Yours respectfully,
W. D. Ramsey.
For sale bv Dr. S. A, foeevcy.
all.
Our readers are earnestly request
ed to; put aside all other considera
tions ami come out on Monday, the
28th iuat,, they will, we* guarantee,
enjoy a rich literary treat. M r. S.
W. Trotti proposes tu deliver a lec
ture at the (Jourt House, on "The
Chivalrie Character or the Modest
Man. Mr. T. is well known to us as
a gentleman of ambition and schol
arship. His lecture will be on a
cause in which the hearts of all the
people in the County* should he warm
enlisted. Tim object of the scheme
is to raise funds with which to assist
in erecting a tomb fctone over the
grave of the great novelist and histo
rian of South Carolina, William Gil
more Simms. The people of Orange
burg in contributing their mite to
this worthy object will be fully re
warded, not only by the charms of a
learned lecture from such a scholar
as Mr. Trotti, but by the conscious
ness of aiding in a tribute to the
memory of one who did so much in
his works for Orniigeburg County,
and whose name is identified with
the County and her people. Ad mis
slon 25 cents.
The renders of this paper will ap
preciate our endeavors in keeping
them posted as to prices, tVe. As to
the quality of our goods, we ask the
most* careful examination ami com
parison. The grand boom in goods
is over, and many who fancied "there
was millions in it," by crowding
their *ton*B with goods at boom
prices, are taught a severe lesson, and
like little boys when caught in bad
tricks, promise not to do so any more,
"and we hope they won't;" but ICort
John sells on as uslial, cheap for cash,
and invites yon to call. For the
next week we offer:
Nails ? cents, all sizes.
Homespun (i and Sceiits.
Long cloth b, Hand 10.
Bargains in tinware and crockery.
Tobacco, a goood article, 'A lbs. for $]?
Calicos, best prints at 5 cents.
Sugars 0. 0 and 10.
Coffee 12-J. Hi and 20 cents.
Einbroldeiy ?*>, 7, lo to 25.
Flour declining?low down,
."i Dozen S\y Traps just in. call and
secure one before they all go.
( '. f). KoRTJOIIN.
Don't you forget it! Dr Wanna
maker's soda fount is moi, 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 accommodate his large run of
customers, Go and refresh yourselves
ami take your nearest friend along
with yon. a
Marlon Jackson
Itespectfnlly returns his thanks to
his many custitners for their past
patronage, and hopes to merit the
name in the future by keeping con
stantly on hand fresh meats of every
kind at his old stand, in rear of the
Postoffice, during the present year.
Cheaper than Physicians' bills.
"A thing of bcnilty is a joy forever."
What is it? Something prepared f<>r wo
man only, and used by them exclusively.
It l* adapted especially to eases where tie
womb is disordered, and will c re all ir
regularities of the '?mense*" or "monthly
conr.-e*," by restoring the discharge, wheth
er acute or chronic, in every iuslai.ee
Ur dtiebl's F? male /itglihitor, " Woman's
brut Friend." is prcpard by Dr. .1. It rail
field, Atlanta. Ua., price $1.00 pur bottle.
Kohl by Dr. A. C. Dukes, aud also by Dr.
J. <>. Wannain.iker.
An.AMTA, (iA., Feb. 4, 1ST?*?.
MtMTM. Uutcliifon cv l!r<>.? Having thorough
ly tested your " Nenralgine" in nty ea.-c, I
cheerfully recoaiuitnd it to all who suffer
with neuralgia. Tllos M. Wooi>,
of Howard, Wood ? ( o
Mayok's Offick, \
LlCKttltCIio, ,Va., April I'J, lsT'j. j'
Messrs. Hutch icon <fc Uro ?It affords in?
pleasure to testify Ui the great virtues ol
your "Neuralgin" for the cure of neuralgia
and sick headache. It is the best remedy
for these mostdistressing cob) plaints I have
ever used. Jt ?hoiihl be in every family in
the county.
Yours truly, Gko. R. IIkad,
Mayor ol l.ecsburg, Ya.
For sale by Dr. A. (.'? Dukes, and also by
Dr. J. O. Wannainnkcr.
june 11 1 in
Market Reports.
Corrected every week by Messrs. BULL
A Scovn.i..
FkioaY, .Tune 25, 1880.
COTTON
Middlings. 10}?
Low Middlings. lO^rfl
Ordinary. D@9|
PRO VIS ONS
Corn.75? 80
New Corn .
Pea*. 60
Fodder, per 100 lbs. 75
Kough Rice..-..$ 1 20
1
1ST ol Vnein 1 med JLellcr*
i Remaining In ?he TW Office at
Orangeburg C II.. Orangeburg County,
June lttlh, l?ih 1880:
Gall?nton Brown, Miau Adelliar Coclman. '
Rcnjimin English, Mrs. Kugcnin Iintlo, 8
I. Kindanl, Rev. M Logan, I homas R Mc
Klveen, .1 Ii Moorer, (i W Meyers. Mrs. a
T Odoiii, W N Pottcl, I? P Tower, (.colored.)
Riehard Singleton, (J H Siuoak,M Tarrelly
agt., K Thompson (colored.)
For School Coiimiissioner.
Editor Times:
We aniioiiuctt for School Commissioner
Mu. Stilen K. Mellich amp, the man wlio
ha>? held 11f> the banner of Democracy
through all die dark ilavs of Radical ism
without wavering, und who by profession
and practiced experience is the heat man to
take charge of the educational interest of our
county. M.inv Votkiw.
For Probato Jud^o.
Kditar Oronycburo Times:
We take pleasure in presenting the name
ol* B. I*. IZI.AH, Ms.}., for the office of
.lodge of Prob'te, subjccl to the action of
the I >emner:iiie nominating Convention,
lie was a faithful Cotiled? r-'e Soldier, is
now mi humble citizen who has never he'd
or Bought office, anil is in every way (mali
lieil hy education and busin ????experience
lor the discharge olthe duties of the office
for which he is named hv,
MANY DEMOCRAT*.
For Clerk of Court.
r'tlittir Oriiinfrl/iin/ Tint'!':
Mr. Jos. I'. KOK INS >N is hereby an
nounced, by his many friends as a Candi
date for the office of Clerk of Court, and his
claims are submitted to the County Demo,
eraiie Convention, by the resu't of which he
will abide. Should hcicceive atiln- hand*
of the people this office, it will hu but what
lliey intended to confer ill lb H, and again
ill 1870. Lei him not be deprived ol what
in 18?H .wns hi ken from him by force, and in
187'i by eon option and fraud. W e hclicve
him to lie the choice of the people and
know him to be honest, /.calnos and elK
rieiii.
_I?F.M('CATS.
For Sheriff.
fCtlitnr Qrittit/eltury Tiw* :
1 hereby announce myself a Candidate
for the c?fK? e of Sheriff, ni|U will submit to
the results of the County Democratic Con
vention.
Very Respectfullv,
J. \V. SlOSELKY.
May 10th ISSn.
The Working People's Candidate.
ICilitnr Orangebuni Times :
Mr. Harpin Riggs is announced as a tit
Candidate for the otliec of Clerk of the
Coiiit for Urungehiirg County. lb- ha*
been trixl in office and has never found
wanting in his duly.
Til K ? ?>i{KISH I'EOri.E.
For Judgo of Probate.
fCditdr Orangrbui'tj 'limes::
1'least! announce Mr. Clinrle* B. Olover
as a candidate for the above office. It is I
useless to >ay anything in his favor, a* Iiis
ability is already displayed by r o manner
in which he ha? discharged tin duties of
that p-siibn dining his term ofservice.I
We further ni tre our claim in his behalt on j
the ground, that the incumbent of that j
office ought to have considerable experience j
i i the prietbe of law, as I lie office i- not
miii'sti rial, hut is beyond a d iiibl. judicial. 1
Any persons, desiring to satisfy themselves ]
on ihij point, run do so ly referring to the :
Cocstitutioti of bur State. ''Article 4,.ludi- j
cial DeparliiU'iil, St c. 20." Also Hevised I
Statutes, pages 57:! to 578, ?'Title 4, I'm
hate Court." and to the "itiiles of Court." ;
In unmiiiiiliiig Mr. Glover through your
columns, we phdge him and ourselves, to
abide by the decision of the Democratic
County nominating Convention.
Many Voter*.
SYi 001. ( om m ission K it's Office.
() a.ioRituittj County.
Oit a no k?cno, S. U., dune 12th 1880.
AI persons tics i i otis of teach ill}; in
.the public Schools uf this ? utility,
the no.vt m hobt-tic year arc hereby
notified, ibat fheio will be a public
examination lor I cue hers in Sherid
an's fcclmol iooin mi the first. Friday i
ami Saturday of .July 1680. There
vsili be no ??iher examinations until
Juuuuiy 1881.
D. L. Connor,
School Com. of Orangeburg County.
jnTy IS 2t
Notice to Delinquent Tax-Payers.
MA Yu It's OFFICE,
( IlCANOKUftO. S. ( '.
.I line 17th 1880.
Notice is hereby given io tb>* following
named I'eiiuquci.t Tax-layers of the Town
of Criingvburg, that they arc required to
pay the iimouul opposite to tbeir respective
names, on or before the '_'ird day of dune
1S.^?>, iiimI those faring to do so. that 20
1 ir teni will be added immediately after
that dale, an execution will be issued, and
placed i" the hands ol th pr.per officer for
coUectioti.
J. S. A 1,/,'KlW iOT'l. I , Acting Mayer.
Attest:
U. U. JONES, Clerk of Council.
It KAI. estate tax.
.Wrs. (i Albr.eht, $:t 50; Mrs. AnnC
Andrews, $1; Hein,. Blown. 73c; I'limUs
Burvick,?0v; Murv Clark, I Estate,) $4 .r)<i:
K K Ciaik, 30c J c II tHaussen, 5?k; W .1
DeTrevil'e Sr., S17 fit); Mrs. Jane M
Kasterliu. $2; Phillip tSerlnch. Si 50; Cczar
Holmes, 1 50; \\ V Unison. 4 0U; Maggie L
llotisir, 25e; Alice Hess, 1 50; bmma
I'rince ?v A Jackson, :> ?O; J Wesley Keitt,
Hi 00; Joe Keller, t Kstate.) 4 .r><>; llios. K
Legan:. ? 00; J 1' Mays, 4 00; Abel Martin,
2 Ou; S 7," Mellichiunp. 2 50; 1> J Zciglar
Jr., ">0c; Mrs. M II Truudwell, ~'-'> 5U; n B
Tread well. I 50.
com found and l>0(; tax.
W li Albeigotti, 2 00; T C Alhel'gotti,
2 00; M Alb'eeiit, 2 00; Bonj lioyd 2 00;
Stephen Colter, '1 U0; Dan'l Cannon. 2 00;
A 1) Cannon. 2 00; C I' Dawson, 2 00; W J
DeTreville Jr., - IK); i' S DeTreville', 2 00;
Henry Klis, 1 00; Phippil Oer lach, 2 (K); Ii
a M lzlar, '2 00; Jno. A
luabinent, 2 00; T It M alone, 2 00; Samuel
Owens, 'j 00; J \V Patrick, 2 00; Samuel
Speigle, 2 00; D K .Smoak, i! (K); II (J Sheri
dan. '2 00; T L Wanmunakcr, 2 0J>; E A
Wei stor, 2 00: 1 C Whit more, 2 00.
licknsf.
W .1 DeTreville, $10.
OPIUM
?nit Morphin* hshltrurrd.
Th-OrlKlnal*0'! V1.' ??">! n>
cunt. ^beudnuD/r-risMk as
Orlun titluf. e> W. B. Vi
Wifi&lBLiWa. OictEf Ca..InaV
O'
THE UNDERSIGNED
flevw to M'h TrlendM- and tlie
public, at the store recently occupied
*>y - ..
A full Stock of General
MERCHANDISE.
A call solicited and satisfaction guaran
teed.
TOBACCO
Will be made a specialty.
W. B. THOMPSON.
June 4 1RS0 ly
Attorney and Counsellor At Law,
?RANGEHUHG, S. C.
Ofllcc corner of Court IIou?c Square
and Church Street, the name
formerly owned and oc
cupied by m. >L
Ilutson, Esq.
june 11 If
M?stii'f Sabs.
Agrceablv to the order of the Court of
Common l'leiis made in the ease of W. P.
Cain Against W. B. Gates, I will sell at
< 'rnngeburg ('our' House on the first Mon
day in duly t ext, within the legal hours,
all that I.it of luid. situate in the town of
lAwisvillu containing ??-lOO of an acre,
more or le*?, distinguished as lot A. in a
plat made by S. R. Stilbchamp, June 19,
1<S7?, and annexed to a conrcvance made
by W. B. Gates to I>. A. Mclver.
AI. O.
A-notber lot in said tonn marked R. in
the aforesaid plot.?Terms cxd?. Purehai
crs to pay for papers and recording.
A USO,
I will sell in the ease of Caroline I*
"troman and others. Executors of John D.
Stromau's Will, against Thomas D.
Whalcy, at die same time and place, all
dial tract p| laud containing one hundred
and ninety-throe acres. Htaute in the Coun
ty ol Orntigebtirg and State of .South Caro
lina, bounded by lands of Juriah Arthur,
David liouscr, Joseph Wolle, Anna F.
W h ilev and lands belonging to the Estates
of the late John J. Wunnamnker and Olln
M, l)nnzller.?Term* cash, purchasers to
pay tor paper* and recording.
Master's OHice I THUS. W. GLOVER.
June v, 1880. i' Master.
SIisrifFs Sales.
By virtue of sundry Executions to hie
directed. I will sell, at Oraugeburg U. M.,
S. ? '., during the legal hours of sale, to the
highest bidder for cash, <,ii the tir?t Mon
day (0th I July lSaO, all the right, title rind
interest of the Defendant ill and to the
fol 'owing properly to wit:
All that tract of land in said County,
containing one hundred and fifty live acres,
more or less, andboimded bv lands of Kst.
Murray Kobitisoti Sr., F. W. Fairy, Jude
Kobiiisoii and Landel's Bay. Levied on as
i n perty of A W Sandel, at the suit of
? heeler A* \Vil.mu Manufacling Co.
A I-SO,
All that piece <>r tract of land with the
building then on. situate, lying and being
in the County of Oranpcburg, containing
?too a. re>. more or lev, bounded by lands
of I iinrles J Strntnan, John C. banding.
Kphrnim t'armichael. Lewis Slroiuarf and
Joe MiHigan.
A I J.)
Two black mare Mulct and one 2 horse
Wagon.
AJWo
Oil Tuesday, 0th July, 1SS0. i t the late
residence of lliu defendant, 1 will sell to the
highest bidder for cash, four head Cattle.
All of which is levied as the property of
All? n Porter, at the suit of ./. I). Jonoi,
AvMgnce and Endorsee^
J H. LIVINGSTON, ?.O, C.
Sheriffs Office, Orangeburg Coontv, S. C.
june 12th 1880.
jane 18 3i
For Bale<
A lot of 'JJ acres of land, belonging to
Frank Fenicksj situated about one mile
from Town mar the Stage Road, and bound
ed by lands of l>r- Keitt. Mrs. Walker, Mrs.
Andrew s and S. R. Mellicluiutp, will be sold
by Antihunt r Hnhbell, in front oflho
Court Mouse on Salesday in July.?Terms
one-half cash, balance in twelvemonths.
jnn 1 l _ _4?
For sale on reasonable terms.
Also a large lot of good gonnu
COW PAES
By II. S. KKXNKKKU.
? juno I tf
Ho1 k and Ladder Truck For Sale.
Strongly built, well equipped, and in
perfect order. 1 erins easv. / pplv to
S. A.*/fEF.VSS,
\V. L. (iLAZK,
_ J b. II KID T.MAN.
N OTICE.
All persona having WlltclBCH or
Jt'Wflry in my lends to he repaired :oc
hereby requeued to call al once anil take
the same away and pay the charges thereon,
! as I am intending to remote from Orange?
btlrgon the fust of Jul v next.
! T*. U. CI1IVIETTE.
j jun 11 tf
NEW STORE!
Having recently mnlved into my
New Store. I would beg leave to in
form my old friends ami the. pu blic
generally that I have and will con
tinue to keep ou lrtud the
Purest Drugs,
Pect Paints and Oils.
Lumps and Fixtures,
Pineal Uigars and Tobaccos,
Plain and Fancy CJnnJics,
j And in fact, everything usually kopt
I in a first class
DllUQ STORE!
1 also occupy, with my family, the
rooms over the Btoro, and therefore
will he able to put up prescriptions
at any and all hours during the night.
Sec bell on front door.
A. C. DUKES, M. D.
oct 31 1879 ly
PRIVATE SALB.
A runt Dwelling with 4 Rooms, Fire
Plnces, i,nd Kitchen attached, with a Lot
2 acre; in h health/ location". Terms made
easy. Appy to
T. C. IIunnELl^ Auctioneer.
Clmttvjmfigii ^nrjjer Heer?
bottled by the English bottling Co.,
En-scribed by Physicians as -the most
ea I thy beverage in the world. Fresh and
pure. For Halo at Wallace Cannon's old
stand, by J. DKK ANDREWS, Agt.
IMPROVED PATENT LIVER PAD I
.Versa Ost? Hasd.
Cab bi Maims axt Strength Usitaaa. Last
Twica as Lonoi
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~CoTlE AT LAST !~
C. M. TAN ORSDELL, Jr..
Plioto and Artist.
Ha-? opened a Gallery ih front of Moron
ey's Hotel, where the public can have Pho
tographs taken of first class and artistic
finifh. Nothing but fust class'work done
this Gallery. Call and examine samples
at Gallery. All wishing good
work done can have the chance without
having the expense of going to the City
for the same. Call and see tue. All work
cash when von sit.
C. M. VAN ORSDELL, Jr.
apl 2 tf
South Carolina Hail Road.
PaHHCiiger Department
CHANGE OF .SCIIKDULr.
On and nftftt- May ItUh, 1880, Passenger
Trains on this Road will run as follows :
(till further orders.)
Greenville Express Train.
GOING KAflf.
Leave Cohtiittiii at.4 15 P M.
\rrive al CanirieN at. 7 45 "
Leave Orangeburg.6" 05 '*
Arrive al Charleston.9 00
ooiko west.
Leave Charleston at. 5 45 A M.
beare Orangeburg at. 8 40 **
Leiive Camdeu at ?.- 7 00 ?'
Arri?e at Columbia at.-10 30 "
Way Freight and Passenger Trains
going east.
"Leave Columbia. 5 40 A II
Arrive at Camdeu.-.12 00 P M
Leave Orangeburg.10 08 A M
Arrive at t harlcston. 2 00PM
Augusta. 3 25 "
GOING wk<rr
* Leave Charleston. 9 00 AM
?' Augusta. 8 00 "
?' Orangeburg.~ 1 15 P M
Arrive at Columbia. 5 37 "
* Passengers leaving Columbia or'Char
leston on these trains havu to change cars
at Branchville to reach Charleston at 2 00
j. m oi Columbia at 5 37 p m.
Night Express Train,
GOiKU EAST
Leave Columbia. 9 30 P M
" Orangeburg. 12 30 A at
Arrive at Augil ta. 4 50 **
Charleston. 0 20 '*
"Passengers to arrive in Charleston al f> 20
A. M , have to change cars at Branch villo
if they are not in the sleeping cars, which
goes through without a change.
GOING WEST
Leave Charleston. 9 f>"? P M.
'? Augusta. 7 40 "
'? Orsugcburg. 2 45 A M
Arrive at Columbia. C 10 "
New York Express
OOrNG EIST
Leave Orangeburg . 5 47 A M
Vrrivc at Augusta. 9 24 11
GOING WSST
l.cave Augusta. 6 00 P M
Arrive at Oraiigcburg. 9 57 "
The Greenville Kxpresi and tlio
ni^ht Express Trains will run daily.
AH other tiains will run doily except Sun
days. Sleeping Cars arc attached to Night
Kxpress. Bertha only$l 50 to Charleston
or Augusta. These trains-make sure con
nections at Charleston with New York and
Rahimore Steamers on Wednesdays and
Saturday. also with Florida Steamers on
Tue?daVH and H ?iiirday?, at?o with 7 a m
tram S A; C Railroad for Savannah and
Florida Points. Conductions , made by
other trains at A ngtista with train* from and
to (hat point, d-o ?itli all trains from and
to Charle.io... D C ALLEN,
U P A T A.
JoilN i; PECK. (ieneral.Aupt.
J Pos t*i>Lh, Agt., Orangeburj. S. C.
NEVER FAILS TO
c unit E
IVER COMPLAINT,
Headache,
CONSTIPATION,
DYSPEPSIA.
OR Li V hit t'DHK For a l diseases of
the liver, skin, bowels, slom ich, and kid
neys, it has no equal, it is daily use by
thousands, all over the country Who volun
tarily tes'ify to its merits, ft is entirely
vegetable, perfectly harmless, and can bo
taken by persons of all agfs. Try it once,
and yon will not regret it.
Sample bottles and pa^kage/li^ cents.**
Large bottles, $1; large'packngo,,50 cents.
Sold evervwhere.
DOWfRA MOISE,
Sole /Voprietors, Charleston, S. C.
For sale bv Dr. J. O. Wannamakcr, and
also by Dr AC Dukes.
aprM 9 f>n\
PRIVATE SALE"
A House with 4 Rooms and Basement
with Fire Places Plasia with a large bot
57 ft. Front by 300 A. deep; fronting on 3
streets; healthy location- Terms easy.
Applv to
T. V. HL'BuELL, Auctioneor.