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[Wiitlen for the Orimgcburg Timi-.s.J OVER THE SKA. BY KUT1J Cimlil.KV, ( Mr.mm-. IV. ?Another liionth, und in? letter from (i list a \?'! He is trilling with you ('lirisl ine, nntl you must give, him up.' 'Give ii}) Gustavo! W liy father, it would break my heuit. Von know, he has I men in Minnesota, the lust year; that makes him Iurther oil': and his letters are longer in reaching us. 1 nni certain he has written, hut I have not received his letters.' 'You have waited long enough. I am getting old, and want to see you com tort ably set t led.' 'You are not fifty five yet father, and 1 do not consider you an old man. 1 am only twenty-two, quite young enough to wait eight or ten years longer-, and 1 assure you, 1 will wait the remainder of my life, rather than marry any other, than Gustave, [lere comes niot her. I will speak to her. Think you mother, that father would he treating Gustave right, if he insisted on my giving him up:' 'You have never been betrothed, my child ' 'Hut we love each other, and lather has promised his consent, as soon as Gustave possesses one thousand tbalers. In his last letter, he wrote, he had. almost that amount.' '1 would like Gustave, for a .-.on in law, better than any other young man,' said Krau Erlieh, 'hut, 1 fear he will want to return tci America, und I will not consent for you logo." '."Mother, when you married my father, you left your home in Alsace, to live with him her?'. I fit was your duty to follow your husband, il \\ ill be my duty to go wit h mine.' 'Would my daughter leave her parents, and go .<<> far?1 'You and father can go with us.' '1 have no desire to leave my home, my church, and my friend-.' 'We will make a home in that laud mother, and there are many followers of the immortal l.uthcr, in that great country . I know it will he hard to leave old friends, but we will lind others, over the sea. We will say not hing more about it. until Gustave comes.' The days passed slowly with Christine, but she never, for a mo ment, doubled her lover's constancy. Sitting in meditative, mood, one a Her noon, she was startled. Ivy her fath er's announcing, 'a stranger would take the evening meal with I hem.' 'Who is lie father?' she asked. 'Herr t Mio Von Thalsborg, the rich gentleman w ho danced with y ou at the last fair.' '1 recollect him, but 1 like him not." 'Vnii must become hott er acquaint ed with him, before you can form an opinion. Il<- is very rich, and owns numberless acres of land. lieVolid the Mack Korest.1 'If lie owned flu? whole Kni'osti the robbers included. I could never like him.' 'You may change your mind, some day. I am liurritd now, but do you tell (lit- mother, that she may. have a goo | supper prepared for us.' Christine intended to avoid ihis st ranger, so going to her mother, she said, 'if you have no object ions, 1 will visit Katrinn, and return in the morn iiig.1 -I will be glad to have you go. for Katrinn always cheers you, and it may be, that W ilhelm has another let I er from (? ustn\e.' '.My father, bid me say to you mother, (hut he will have a stranger 1" sup with him. 1 do not think you v. ill require my services.' 'No, my child, go and enjoy your sell'.' Ilans Krlieh did not repress hi . augor, when he discovered < hi i I ilie's absence. ? I did not know you ex|?eeled company until after I consented for her to go,' said Krnu Krlieh. and then I ? Ii? I not know that her presence wat desired.' They cat I heir supper, and after wards, t.he two men, sat in the front of the house, smoked their pipes, and drank beer, while the mother, sal in the door and listened to their con versa I ion. < lllistl.ie eluded, Voll Tlinlshorg. on his lirst visit, luil in a few day s he made another; ami then, i-otitiiiu ed \ isiting the house. I ler father seemed to l>e iul'iittinted with him. and never tired talking of his riches. The mother, thought him a great gentleman, but lot 'hrisliue, he was repulsive. She understood jIn mo ti\-' of his visits, and was not sur prised when he tinnouiiced him-eli a suitor for her hand. She told him of (' ii-dave, bill he couid not under stand, how a poor man could lie pre f i rod to him. ?\V(i c.ill arrange it all,' said the father, 'Christii a is too young to umh'i'staui] her own mind, ami she hill! I obey." The Iiitic for lhe betrothal was ap poii led, and I he marriage was to fol low soon after. The falher was deaf |o h is daughter's lea i s u ml opt rea I ie . and when his wife interceded, lie repulsed her rmh ly. for I he lir.vt I inn , ? u iug I hei r wedded life, I he I i me a rri \ ed ; only a fi n friends were present. Otto Yon Thnlshcrg, -t rode pompously into I he room, with :i casket of jewels, a present for < hristiiie. 111 waib <1 impatiently. After some delay linns Krlie/i appeared, almosl dragging his daughter. Rapid steps were lieurd, and the,outer door was i brown open. 'Save me Gustavo.' cried Christine, (she had recognized the new coiner). \Mv own love,' said (Sustave, 'no diu shall take von t'roin inc.1 'What means this intrusionV1 'IIa! I have heard that voice be fore, and resigning Christine to her mother, with a bound he seized the man. who called himself Von Thais berg, tore oil the false beard, und cried, die is the robber chief, there is the wound I gave him on his check.' Every one lied, and left him to contend with the desperate man alone. They fought desperately, un til a blow from Gustavo's strong arm, laid the robber senseless on the Hour. He w as secured before he recovered 1 consciousness, and then given to tin proper authorities. When quiet was restored, Gustave, said. 'Herr Frlich, here is thethous and t balers, and I now demand to be i bet rot bed to your daughter." The marriage soon followed, and the fat her. acknowledged he had been deceived. Gustave received the reward, for the capture of the robber chief. As Frau Kr?ck had anticipated, the young couple talked of leaving the fatherland. Gustave Was :i hero, and every one was anxious to hear about the conn try in which he had sojourned. 'America is a great country,' he said, 'ami the people are ready to give :i helping hand, to any man who proves himself honest and indtistri oiis. 1 met many of my countrymen, and although they had not come fn m the same town, t hoy were never thcless Germans, and from the warm grasp of i he hand. 1 recognized them as brothers.' In a short time, fifteen men oll'ered lo accompany Gustave, then Wil lehn and Kalrina. resolved lojoill the little baud. Mans Krlichnnd bis frail, could not remain: they Ion Would gl> i?vor 1 he sea. Fight years after, the largest, Hour mill, in .Minneapolis, was owned by Hans Frlieh and Gustave Schwartz,and all the little blind who left Itriinspuch oil the Neckar. Were settled in comfort able homes, near i he great Mississippi. They had grow ii to love their adopted country, at the same time, the old home was ever (lea r to I hem. '?Where i- the ( iermaii's fatherland? W in re er nsomuls the (ierman tongue? Where(iertnau hymns (o (iod are sun^ - 't hat is the lici man's fatherland." 'nik I'mi. South OfVT'Oliim Hail l.iosv.l I*asMCiig;er Depart inent ciianok ok sonk.mri.r. On and ft ft er .In iv 11th, 1880, Passenger Trains on this I toad will run as follows: i till fin i her hi i! ice. i Urectiville Kxpress Train. cioiNO kast. Leave Columbia at.l! !?'. 1' M Arrive at i'anidcM at. '?> 1" Leave Oraugeburg .s"'' Arrive at Charleston.I I <? I This train loaves Columbia on Sund ivs at ?J 15 P. .M.. llrangebiirg I 1". P. M.. arrives in Charleston al 7 "Ml P. M. (JOINIi WKST, Leave Charleston at. Ii C A M. Leave Orangoburg at. I? ?' Leave Caihden ul. S nil I Arrive at Columbia al.11 !?{) " Way freight ami Passenger Trains. (ioiNo KAST. ? heave Coliuiibia. ? 10 A M Arrive at I 'aindcii.I 10 P M LcavcOraiigchurg.II ?l! A M A rri v f. til ? harlcston. *-' 00 V M " /lugusta. :t ?_'."i " oOiNU wi.-r : Leave Charleston. '?' 00 A M Augusia. 8 tin ?? ?' Orangeburg . I i? P M Arrive at Columbia. ?">.';7 " ?' passengers leaving Columbia or ''liar lesion on these train- have lo change cars at Itriinchville to reach I liarlosloii at ii Oh |, in oi i 'obuubia hi ?"> U7 p m Niglil KxnTcss Train, i.o.Mi kast Leave Cnhimhia. I* M ?? ( haiifehurg. \'2 ifci A M Arrive at Augii la . 7 15 (Cha riest on. '1 "Ju " Passengers lo arrive in t liarlcston el 1120 A. M , have lb change cars at Kraiicliville if iliey are n"i in the Sleepia? cars, w hich goes ill rough without a change. i.oin't, wkst Leave Charleston . !? 01 P M [' Augusta. 7 I?) ?' < Irangebiirg. '2 I? A M Arrive at Columbia. Ii Hi " Now Vtirk Kx press. (iOINU KAST Leave Orangchurg . ?', 17 A M Arrive at Allgil.ita. 0 21 '? OOINU WlisT Leave Augiistii. ?*> U!| p \| Arrivi al Orangchurg. Si 57 The (Sreeuville Kxpre* ami the New York K.\ press Trains will run daily. AH other i rains will run daily except Sun day-. Sleeping Cars arc attached to Night Kx press. I forth*, only $.1 50, to Charleston or Augusta. I'ho-e train- make -nie con nections al Cluirii ton with New Vor!; ami Lahiihore S0'amei> on Wednesday* and Saturdays, also wild Florida Steine,.on I'ucsdavs and Sat today*, also with 7 a in train S iV C Itailtiiad for Savannah ami Florida Points. Connections made by oihei train-al Augusta w il!i train" from and to that point, also with all trains Irani and to Charleston. I> C VLLKN, < I P ,v T A. .!< HI N Ii PKi K. i ieneial 8upl. .1 (l. l'( ISTKbb, Vgl., I Iraiigehtug, S t' MT< TION 10*11* BN ii. T. 0. IIUBBI'ILL Will all" lid III the -ah of lie il I'statC, Personal Property^ Public or private, I>u? im - i ni i a-!i d to him will he promptly iii nded t<>. Orangeburg, So. Ca., De". Inl 1 -7,:?. iiov *--> 1879 (diiiiee imported purl iiatl > Slurry Wine, for sale low, at Wallace < "ni i in Oi' - old --land. a o o d i\t" U) w s ! UK-OPEN1NU OF JOSEPB EROS' ICE CREAM AND REFRESHMENT SAIOON! Slop ami refresh yourself, ami then carry sonic homo in a neal liltle patent Ice Cream bag, fur your ^ ife, Bisters, Cousins and Aunts, and Sweetheart included. OXl?XTGEBXJ^ia ICE lee for sale in any quantity. Send Kopu or liag t" wive expenses. I am still keeping the (incKt assortment tif oonfeo to n a i i i ics, Oranges, Lemons, mid Nuts of all descriptions, cheaper than any where else. Something XTew in HoT.isols:eepAj.og Denicatcd Cocoon, also fresh Haisins, Currants, Citron. Canned Goods, fine Cigars, sad Smoker's Articles. Call once and you will call again. r) os. 3t.hos, (At Iiriggnmnh'a Ohl Slanil, M. ALBRECHT, AGT. ONE DOOR WEST OF W M M 8 A 1 N Respectfully informs the PUBLIC in general, th it he has opened a RESTAURANT Which he will keep SUPPLIED with the It EST GOODS that can he had in the United States. Allot which i propose to .-ell at the LOWEST POS.-1 P>LE PRICES, and guarantee satisfaction to all who favors me with their patronage. tipl !?, 188 )?6ni ESTABLISHED1858! KEROSENE STOVES'. KEROSENE STOVES !! The Undersigned would call the attention ef the Ladies of Orongcburg and Vicinity ? ?' ids k i:i ;< )si :n \ : sti >y ks Kvery housekeeper feels the want of n>inelhing that will < ?>?>!; the daily food, which will do :iway with the excessive heat for, the Summer Months; of a Cook Stove. Yoii wish n> 1'.coiioiiliso ! Ii costs you l>-- l>y one half a uiueh to Cook your fond with a Keroscrte Stove as it does Ivy a wood lire, and again, win i e Ladies tire coiunellcd to do so much <d" the cooking themselves to get anything lit to eat. :tl?-* t*? avoid the great trouble we have with ?ervnntSj Kerbsc nc Stoves are jusi the thing, especially for small families. They will Cook, Hoil, Fry, and do anything dial a Cook Stove 'will do. Any Lady can cook uri lliein fill d.iy without ?? i"::;.u her ' nil-. One lHid will convince lite most skeptical. TO THE 1HI51LIC B?T ?* KXR3?AL. Always mi hand, Cook Steve- from the I'esl .l/anufaetiirers only, Wood and Willow Ware, I .amps and Creek cry, am! by far die largest ami best stock of 'Fin \\'; i | ??? and House furnishing (innds in Oraiigebnin County. All of which will lie sold low for cadi. Call and see fur votltH-.lVe.s. Win. W I 1 a a ;ock. N. P.? Hoofing, Guttering and Repairing done as usual, The only light Tin Poofs in Orangeburg are those 1 put on. W. W. mar -J<i ' ISSO ly Farming Implements! < 'ousisting of PLOW STOCKS, PLOWS, llOKS, SIIOYKLS, SPADKS, &c. A lid a i onqih le Stoi k of i I 4 T"> I"\UT A T > "3 V. Cil.'NS, PISTOLS, ( I TLF.ltY, I'oWDKi: 1 LA LVJ f Alt I j, SHOT, CAPS, CAUTi:IDOLS, ,Vr. I.-.-- Ail of th.- tilmvc (i< ?OP?S will be odd at OLD PRICKS notwithstanding the recent AbYANOK "ii ail iiriicies in ihe uimvo line. The Light Running Remington Sewig Machine the r.f.ST and liieCli KAPKS'i' Sewing Machine manufactured. 1 It I Util'lJi of all kinds in :r >? line done at the shoiic*l l.iblc notice. P. G. CANNON. jan Hi; 1881). a ?i I 1 119 L- l\L-l ly CORN I'd: RUSSELL cv. ItROUGHTON STS., A\*iI keep constantly on hand the following goods . (Viflcca Paeon, tinned Salmon, Tons, Strips, " I.bhsters, Sugars, Haiti?, " Mackerel, Flour, I aid. " Ov.-ieis, Grist, liutier, " Toinaloes, Meal, Soap. " Green Peas, Rice, Starch, " Corn Iteef, AH of il.e ?hove ?1 titdes I gnaranteo to he FR FSH, and will sell them as LOW as the LOW 1 fur the cash. Call and examine my Stuck and prices liefere you pu rchn - e. Always keep on hand a lull supply of l?I< jl'< > 1-IS, \V 1 N KS "A N 1 > CIGARS. The Celebrated "Oakley Bitters." Persons who n re su Oering from Indigestion und who are 1 in hie lo Chills a ml Fe vi 1. 1 \-: < pnii, and : II the attendant e\ il- of a I h ranged Stomach I will lind a certain and speedy remedy in the use of the above Tonic, fitfy A; .1 rorthe k-J?KIkl-'K<TIOA WI.VDOW CI.KArVKK." i i. s. i j i^tst n r<: k k ii. licht?io iiwiS THE NEW WILSON Oscillating Shuttle SEWIM MACHINE to wondorful In its conception, tin proccciontcd for djinf.; n largo ranjr.o of sowing in textile fabrics and leather. Its motions aro continuous, admitting of on extraordinary ir.to of cpoocl, either by Stoam or foot power* Eve ry motion of tlio troadlo makos six stitches, thuc produc ing about one-third moro work in a clay than other Sowing Machines. It has no stop motions, and tightens the stitch with tho needle out of tho fabric, It uses tho woll-known Wilson Compound Feed en both sirlas of tho noodle. It lias two-thirds loss parts than nny other first-class Sowing Machine. Its arm is fully oight and ono-h?lf inches long r.nd five and one-half inchos high, and tho wholo Machine hi very compactly and scien tifically constructed in proportions, elegance, design and appear anco. Its simple, powerful nnd perfect mechanism placo3 it as far In advance of all cthor Sowing Machines as tho telephone Is suporlor to tho tin spooking tube. Tho WILSON MENDfMG ATTACHMENT, for ropairing all kinds of toxtilo fabrics WITHOUT PATCHING, fur nished FREE with all WILSON SEWING MACHINES, together with aTuckor, RufFlor, Cordor, Sot of Hemmers, Binder, etc. o t 21 niEODORE KOITN AGENT FOR ORANGEHURG COUNTY OFFICE OF GO. H. CORNELSON Tlit UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform the. public that he is every day rtceo ing 1,AK(;K ADDITIONS To his tdicadV I.AIK.K STOCK, in all the different BKA NC II KS. nlyl that the same will bedisposed of at hisold "MOTTO," "LARGE SALBSund SMALL profits." 1 am tdno receiving now and have in Store, the following popular BRANDS of Manures: KTIWAN GUANO, ATLANTIC FERTILI^KIl, ATLANTIC ACID, KAM IT or POTASH SALT \Vhieli will he sold at LOWEST PRICKS, 1 have also been appointed .MiKNT for B. P. A very's & Sons, Louisville, Ky. (The LARGKST IMiOW stud WACO? M ANI7FA rTORY i" the World, and have received a lOI of their ON K, TWO ninl TIIRKE HORSE WAGONS, also PLOWS. Hive me a call and w>e lor vonrselved. ?;KO. 3fl. COKXELSON. at Tin-: SAME OLD STAND Is | i(pared to serve Ids mnny customers during this year, as in the FIEST-CLA.SS G30DS At the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES WC haVO on hand ttjl urge- ami well Assorted S T O C Iv O E G O O 1) S "SN"il!i Polite and Experienced (J g t E I?. It.S U> show them. I'uni (unking preparations to handlejall of tlto Best Graded of P1IOSP1J AETS AND ACIDS. 1 respectfully ask the continuance of the Li haul Patronage so gene rously bestowed in the past. Highes? Mnikst Piicepnid for all i unity Produce. J. C. PIKE Come ! Come !! Come !!! Come !!!! Ye men n il maidens great and small, The young, the obi, tkc gay and nil To WALKER'S GROCERY repair, And -jet ul von wish for. there. His TEA und COFFEE curt bo beat, I Ms SI'G A R i- sincerclv sweet, Hi- BACON and hi- HAMS are nice, Ami -old always at the LOWEST F'ilCE, No other hind vmi 11 ever ch??\v, II hi- TOBA< ('< > meets your view, A ml all will bless Lheir happy st ir-. Who chance to smoik his tine SEGAU3. And if you'd h el his sovereign power dust try his new delightful FLOUR, Since he a GROCERY has begun, Iii* GOODS are all A DUMBER ONE, '1 ben tell it to the voting ami old He will not e'er he UNDER SOLD. Stay not to hear some boastful talker, Mill eali ami get your GOODS from \\T J?Xjl<i ic t\ ; Wait md until vou all get pO irer. Come and be served by A B L. MOOR ER, \\ ho, to his cordial country friends, A GENERAL invitation sends. Ami U'ARRKN GARDNER too, solicits Your kind attention ami your visits, And A. 15. WALK Eli boss of all. Signs bis greeting to the call. A. B AVALlvP]R Clin in pioii Carocvr ol" Modern Times. The Gullet Gin Branch Factory, A ITC* USrPA. 'GA. 0. M. STONE & CO., GENERAL AGENTS. Te supplv the increased demand for the IMPROVED GULLETP GIN, GIN FEEDER and CONDENSER, Branch Works have been established in Augusta, orders will be tilled promptly anil satisfaction guaranteed to purchasers. Ciiis Repaired by skilled Workmen. Wu have Tcctimoninks from Cotton Dealers in ovory Bcctiou which prove the Superiority of the Gullctt Gin over all others. We are Agent's for Bid EL) STEAM ENGINE, Mounted or Stationer, with either Vertical or Horizontal Boiler, Economizer Engines, Screw ami Lever Cotton Presses, Saw and Grist Mills, Uuliulo Scales, Ac. Wiite for Circulars ami Price List. . Address o AL 8TON!^ <t CO fob 21 |Coipm Fncsors, Augusta, Ga. IT IS TRUE! That l.n selling the PUREST ami FINEST GRADES of WHISKEY For LESS MONEY than any other Store in Town. 1 keep a large assortment of CHEWING and SOKIMG TOBAC COS including the only GENUINE DURHAM Smoking Tobacco soldi il (bis Market, and the 'OLD LOG CABIN," which is the Finest B"and oi ( hewing Tobacco ever Manufactured . Also a line assortment of CrlOICK CTG AUS, including the celebrated ??)0? ?aest ? cent Cigar evor sold THE GROCERY DEPARTMENT, Is crowded with choice fresh GOODS, which I am selling at incredible LOW PRICES. A Speciality made in FLOUR, which, in its white ncss and excellence cannot be surpassed. All that is imecssnry to prove the truth of the above statement is t > call and examine fur yourselves. James Van Tassel, Agt. sept 20 LS78.?mar 10 At Mtiller's Old Stand.