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Tbp iQgRnget^urg Times _ _ . : ? LOCAL "The weather has been unseasona bly wafm.Xor several days. E. S. Griffin has moved to the new store in Way's brick building. Orangeburg's big day is near at hand. Let the Red Shirt Brigade turn out iu force. Mr; T. C. Hubble has moved his news emporium to Pithnu's stoi c, op posite Willcoek's.,. Our bid pupil, F. A. Adden is at , home fLOAi.school in J\Tow York. We were glad to meet him nnd note his continued progress.' Mr, ,1. W. Moseley informs us that, he will receive, in about ten days, a car load of extra fine stock, which he will sell ntirensonable prices. - im < ? - Mr. A. L. Stroman informs us that he killed, last Friday1, near his lint room door, a rattle snake with ten rattles and a button, measuring six feet.. A. M. [zlar has moved to the stand formerly occupied by M. Albright, where he will be prepared to continue supplying hie patrons nnd the public with everything a first-class restaur ant can afford. We'-^were made glad on Thursday by*"'a visit from L. B; I lanes Esq., Editor of'.the Educational Monthly of Charleston. lie is looking m markably well. Every teacher should have a copy of his excellent paper. We regret to learn of the death on Thursday, of the wife of Mr. Thad Clis Woodard, of St. Matthews. She. was a lady of estimable character, nnd her loss will be deeply felt. Our ?sympathies are with the bereaved. Our fricud Willie Robinson has a new and splendid supply of jewelry on hand, consisting of finger rings, breastpins, and other tricks two numerous to mention. Call on him and see for yourself. i,,, mi Debility in adult* is often caused by worms. The change from child hood to .piauhood is not .sufficient to rid the system of this awful plague. Shriner's Indian Vermifuge w ill ex pel them and restore?health and a bright complexion. A new house with four rooms, a fine, garden, and splendid well of water, can be bought at a bargain by applying at this office If not sold at private sale beforehand, it will be sold at public outcry Oil salesday ill .1.iniiary on easy terms, if desired. So get your money ready. Consignees for goods remain rug in S. O. R.~R. depot for week ending Sept. 2:5(1. 1S80: .1 H Livingston, W II Ray, W A Johnson, Z MeCord, I) Dantzlcr II I, Taylor, T.I Koglo, G B Kitt roll A Co., I)r R W Hates. Jack Atltrey, .1 I) A Brown, order C. M., .1 M Riley. A meeting of the Chairmen of the Counties of Charleston, Orangeburg and Clarendon, comprising the Se cond Congressional District, took place in Charleston on Friday. Barn well, Dibble and Land were present, and appointments were' made for Hon.. M. P. O'Connor and Solicitor dervey. The demand for change to pay otT cotton pickers has created a scarcity of .specie in our town. The difficulty can be removed if our merchants would take the trouble to send to the Treasury Department in Washing ton for a supply of halves and quar ters for the accommodation of their patrons, the farmers. The papers commenting upon the flirtation bet wet h young Ulyses Graut and Miss Isellic Flood, the daughter of the California "money king,'', speak of the youthful sprouts as of the "upper crust" of society. If such is the "upper crust,'' may God help the under crust of society. This is the latest eommeutaiy on "Ameri can aristocracy!" Quite a livily smash up came off on Tuesday about midday. Mr. Sain's horses took fright while mov ing a lot of whiskey, lager beer, and other commodities tor Mr. A. M. I/. lar. .They bolted down Russell street iih fruutic style, breaking down fences and everything that impelled on their wild and wayward way to wards the Fair Building. Some said that there was whiskey in it; but it appears not, us not a barrel was tapped, and Only a cook stove and wagon were broken. Tue Fedora). Postmasters through out the South are quaking over the Hancock boom: The Rads arc iu <a quandary. A few of them think they ought to have oflice, but they can't get the masses of the colored people to see the point. We refer our readers to the article on the progress and grow th of Or angcbur" oublished elsewhere. The Author appears to be familiar with the facts and his exhibit, will be in teresting. There is no more pros porous town or County than Orange burg, for those who wish to settle and we arc glad to see how ?c are in creasing and prospering from the gradual ingress of people from with out our borders. Miss Olivia Doyle, a pupil of .Miss Alhergotti's school, und T. (.'. Doyle, a pupil of "Mellichninp's school," took the train on Wednesday for Macoh, Georgia, Where they go for the purpose of completing their edu cation. The former enters Do Sales, and the latter Pio Nonn Col lege! Our best wishes attend the young students in their efforts to prepare themselves for the duties of life. May success and happiness be their portion. John Tides, a young man, wliose relations reside at Orangcburg, but who was attending a pump on the railroad, near Brnnchyillc. was found lying by the pump on Monday, in a dying condition. Ho was immediate ly taken up on discovery and given every attention, but to intellect, lie died in a very short time, and his body was brought to Ornngoburg for interment. He was well and favora bly known in our town as a steady and promising youth. Our sympa thies are with the bereaved family. The Teacher's Institute has ac complished a world of good which will-be felt iu its effects upon the children of the State. The contact of teachers, the comparison of views and plans of imparting instruction, the confirmation of what is good, the tin1 rejection of the bad. the infusion of new ideas, and the inspiration re ceived from the- general gathering together of the members of the pro fessiou cannot fail of its results. Wo hope the means will be ob tained for the conti nuance of the In stitution regularly every year. i ??mmm ? - ? i A correspondent of the Charleston "Mercury" has put forward tin- fol lowing heterogeneous conglomeration for a-State ticket: For Governor, M. W.Gary; Lieut. Gov. W. K. Karle; Sec. State, .John Coehrah; Comp. Gen, C. H. TbWuseiul; Att'y Gen. S. W. Melton: Sup't Education, ('. G. Mcmminger; StntcTrcris. .John Win smith; Adj't and I US. Gen'l, K W. Moise. Some of them are good men: hut consistency is a jewel, and the above, outside of its Radicalism, which is the meaning of ludcpcndcntiam, is a concatenation of inconsistencies. Wo are pained to chronicle the death, on Tuesday, of little Gertrude, a daughter of Mr. F DeMars, of our town. A few months ago she was the victim of an unfortunate acci dent from burning, which seems *.o have thrown her into permanent ill health, culminating in the sad and untimely end we note. She was buried on Wednesday in the I'resby terian grave yard, the funeral ser vices being performed in the Church by Rev. .1 1). A. Brown before an au dience composed largely of the school mates of the deceased, who could not fail to In- in pressed with the. solemn occasion. As a llowcr cut down in spring our young friend has been gathered from the earth to be transplanted into the garden of Paradise. The protracted meeting at the Hap tint Church, to which reference was made in our last,commenced on last Friday and continued until Wednes day night. He vs. Cuttiuo, Haggett and Parlor wen? the ministers in at tendence who proclaimed the gospel as faithful sentinels upon the watch towers of Zion. If the good that was anticipated serins not to have been accomplished, these messengers of the Most High can carry with them the consolation that they have faithfully performed their duty, and that no fault rests at their doors. Rev. D. W. Cuttiuo preached one of his able sermons on Sunday morn ing, ami Rev. W. R. Parlor at night. The former is one of the ablest min isters and most successful revivalists pi the State, and the latter is a young preacher of promise. Wo clip the following from the Owen Comity "Journal," of$poncer, Imliann, in reference to our worthy fellow-tow iismuii: "H. F. Slater, of Ornngeburg, S. C., was iu town last week after more horses. He says he has been at dif ferent pails of this State, Olid t hinks the Democrats will cany the Stale by a large majority. Oil being asked concerning his own Stale he said: t bat Soul h (Jn roliua would give 11 a n - cock and Knglish the largest majori ty ever given to any ticket. "Mr. Slater did not have horns, as many Republicans expect ed: but was a perfectly mild mnh ercd gentleman and Democrat. If the people of the North and South mingled together more the song of the bloody shirt would soon cease.11 Such is the good impression made when our intelligent citizens go abroad. Pomona Grange of Ornngeburg County will meet at (?rangehurg on the 1st Saturday in Oetooer. Full reports expected. K. d. Fici.ur.u, Skc. "Don1! you forgot it, but go w> Koi t johu's at once. " BLACK-DRAUGH f '' makes chills uml iever impossible. For sale by Dr. .J. (I. Wanuatunkcr .Messrs R. A. l!o/.ard and J. 15. Ilulluian are now with .1. I. Sorrori true ami will be pleased to servo their many friends. They'solicit a call and guarantee satisfaction. Goods arfivpig by every train for J. I, Sorreatrue. He will make, this season, shoes a specialty as his large and varied slock wili show by inspect ion. iCKI? line hats to b.e sold .*>0 per et. below the market price at Korljoho's. Kxtra line beef, pork and mutton furnished every week at i he well reg ulated market of Marion Jackson. Reality, health, and happiness fur ladies in "wine or carpui" For sale by 1 )r. .1. < ;. W'annan.aker C. D. Kortjohn is selling olf at cost to close consignments. (So early for j bargains. Gentlemen's furnishing goods, cm bracing linen collars, culls, half hose, at il seme of the b.-sl ipiality of itulaumlrietl shirts al 75."cents a:ei %\.'2~\ al .!. i. Sorehtruc. " winf of CAnOUl " for Ladies only. Kor sah- h\ Dr. J. (Waunainak iU*. It i- fount] al last ! Something hew limlt-r the .-im A new era is drawing upon woman. Hitherto she ha? beeil call ed upon to suffer.the ills of mankind and her own U-dde.-; The frcipiuiil ami dis tressing irregularities peculiar to her sex have Ionic been to lo r the "'direful spring of woes unnumbered." In the mansion of the rich ami hovel of poverty idike woman \\.\< bt-en ilie con Mailt ycl patient victim of a thoiisaml ills unknown to man- and without a remedy. "Oh Lord, how long!" in the agony of her soul, hath she cried. Hm now tlu- hour of her redemption is come. She ? vi 11 suffer no im re, Tor Itrad fiehl's Female Regulator, "Woman's Rest Friend," is for xulc by Dr. A. 0. Dukes, and also by l)r ?!.("?. Wannamukcr. brepareil by Dr. .1. bradtiehl, Atlanta, Oa.j eriee, rl ?n per bottle. A trial package of" BLACK-DnAUGHT" free of charge at For sale hy I>r. J. G. Waunainak er. The tlrilg stole where I'llII gel yoill" money's worth is al Dr. J. (!. Wan nnmakcr, Ornngeburg I'. IL. S. <'. We buy tiie best, keep the best, and sell il at low prices, hence, if \ on u ant any thing in I lie drug line, call and see n>. We keep a full line of hair and tooth brushes, toilet soaps, per fuinory, sponges, patent medicines: make prescriptions a specialty; will be found at our post, da;, or night. No heatl-aclie or back-ache for lathes who drink "WINE OF CARDUI." Foi sale by Dr. d. Wanna maker A i i.an i a. <; v.. fob. 1871k Messrs. Hutchison ?v Urn.: ('ciilleiocn- I have used your '?Nciirnlgine" und have been relieved l>y it. All who siiftcr from neuralgia will do well to give you a call. It is useless to mi Her when wo have a remedy at our door. II. \V. Thomas, oflvcs & Thomas, Furniture Dealers Messrs. Hutchison ?t Uro,? I am happy to say that your u N?'iiralgilie" acted as a specific in my case, relieving me iu an incredibly short lime. 1 would advise all suffering from neuralgia to try it. Yours, etc-, I.. Y. Snu, M. D. For sale by Dr. A. C. Dukes, and also hy Vs. J- ('. Wannuuiakcr, *FTr the next week nil summer goods will he sold at nnd below cost nt Henry Kolin's. . . - mi - i mm ? - - lb ml ! rend!! ioad!!! und don'l fol get it, th:it I). M. Smoak A- Co., one of our young, but best llrnis in Orangelmrg, are now ready to buy nil cotton ottered them; and therefore we would Bay to the fanners, if they want honest dealing, fair weights, and the highest price for their cotton, go and sell to the above lit in. They have one of the best and largest yards in town with a large aceom inodatiou house and stables for the convenience of the farmers tiifd their veh ich s. They have also titled up the entire upper story of J heir store for the dis play of one of the largest and best assorted stocks of clothing iijid hats in Orangpluibg, and as they have bought at tbc-lowest cash price?, lire eiiabUd to sell at nilrprisiugly low prrces. They have also a $0000 stock of various articles in (he liquor line, which they are now celling bv the quart and gallon at prices that eau'i lie l-cai in the!"niled Slides: nnd'as they intend torlose out thcVrontire slock of liquors by the first of Janu ary 1.881, it will pay all to uoand buy from (hem the best article for the least money. <;ivei). K. Smonk iVr Co. a call and he eqnviuced. Take " BLACK-DRAUGHT " an.] you will never be bilious, l-'or saleby Dr..I. (I. Wnnnninnkcr IDOtl line hats, slightly damaged by water, to be sohl at $1 per hat at Kurl joint's. Market Reports. ('< reeled every week by Messrs. Itui.l. ? Scovi i.i.. !*!!!?".v. Sept. H 1SS0. COTTON Mid.Hine<. 10?<<n Low Middlings. 1"1 '."> IM50V1S i'NS < orn. New t orn fodder; per ley lh Rough I;,.-... J1 \ > l ? Mm- W ?; t s?> n. Mr. K. H l'tili KS' County rai* d lull blooded Canadian Stallion stand lor the Season at .11 r. Sains Stable*, to whom we refer all persons desiring a niu>l durable ami profit aVhlc .-lock ol horse.-. -i pt 1<) 1 in Sheriffs Saks. |*.v virtue of sitndrv Kxcciilioii to me diie'eled; 1 will seli. :.t" Drniigchtirg C II., s. ('., during the legal hoiin? of ?de, i.> die highest bidder lor cadi, <>n the lir-t Moodily October next, :dl I lie right, title and inlere.-t >il the defendant, in and lo the following property', lowlt: All lhtil plantation or Intel of land, ivhli buildings thereon, silunte, lying and being in the t'oiuilv of IIraiigchtirg and St.i/c aforesaid, rnidaiiiing, six hundred acres, more or le*H, and I...in..led Ninth hy land el S. 1>. I .lunaia.v and estate, of L. L. In ubinel l'asi U\ U. II. Kilcv, South by o. O'C'aih and .hm.es M Bell and West by Dan'! 1) t ain and J U. \) UllUiimakoi, Sr. Levied on as the properly ol' David Uorger, dceeiiscd, ill die suit ol Thomas A. Klliott and I laiiiel (? I 'aiii. .1 I). UVIXCiSTON, N.O. l.\ A S|ierifl"s OHU-e, Ornhgchiieg (.'omit), S. ('. Sept. I >tli lss". . sept 17 .'it IMPROVED PATENT I.IYER PAD! N;:\ kx i!i:m Hutu. Cax bk .Mii'k av^ Stui ni-.ih l?i iiiki.. /..\?r 1? U li \H J.1.M?. chisui Sraejlt^ tin C7C.cn. v, AY lK> * i TO Cttills aad Fever. I.iver Complaint* Dy.*i?fpsi.i, Ncunlqia. Norvousnrss. llheimalLMn, Coslivrncss, rVmsIc VeaktiMs, Sick k KVnons Heatladie. Tlic.?o INHs ?">tr? nil Pi ,?:,?rs ??*? .???orft? n; N? .it. I'ills. i ';...<?.? I*, .'niitiii- .M.ilii'ii? ?nr?r'ln?{' ?> Into tin-:;|..ni: clt. "pi |'.uU ? vwi :i ?Vit Ilm I ii el Iii?.: '?'ivirl.u. f ,? i n*?t \'.- \n i v,,;-... ..i?.. lt.? Llvti ?ml s ?Hunch; .\ c- r? v i.| Totilr i < 11' ..l.-i im..tit. ? i-e.ilntl.vo I i't )'?' - .1 ?? ?' Mvt'r.imill.vle ?!',??: ?l..<liit>. I.eiiivlli^ I In ri 'I Ki ta y? !?? I .? iii'li ?>. I ^?? litfllii ?inj! II BioniafhlniM.' if..;. |>Ri? . Pviw #1 n-.f ? o n. .-'.<: i? i.y ,?il. I>:t ??< !.??- . it >-:il l.y A..i.. M I. \|?:t s.>. .Mre.trt he>il . : I'l II '.'.. ;-n I. uit.tv St. Il\t riv... i . -. I NOTICE. ,1/r. t . Ii. .'..in - i ?cps good.horse* 10 d 1 >11:ui??- for hire, and is also prepared lodo all kinds of louiliug promptly mi shorl notice T> rms ivijsi nable. ( '. K. .K ?N i s. ahg 20 If JA1VXES F. IZLAR. Attuniuy and Oounseller at Law, QUA NO KIIUKO, S. C. Olllce corner of ('onrt House Square and Church Street, the same formerly owned and oc cupied by Win. M. Ilutson, Ksq. jiino 11 tf PRIVATE SALZ7. A neat Dwelling with -1 Rooms, Kire Places, and Kitchen nttached, with a Lot ?J acre: ill U healthy location. Terms made ?a. y. Appv id 1'. C. Hubbeli-, Auciioucti O F F 1 C E O F J. C My FA IA STOCK of Is now opened and offered io the pcop'c of Orangoburg at such prices Unit will convince them that I regard ihcir i tiler as t, . v bioTHING DKIMKtME.VT occupies the entire Second Floor, and consists ol Mens and Youths .Suits in new Styles and cuts. ripllE iUtcrio of my STORE has been XllClT) POVCdj :m<l thc capa _IL city Ef^LARGKD by the addition of Snelviug, rendered necessary to place the EXTRA LARGE JPsjCCCtlCbSGS '" every Lint nee es otuoods. . Y DRESS GOODS was selected with great care, and the suteutio'u ot colors ami material made especially for this market This lino of Goods will he shown with pleasure to the Ladies by Gent'eiucii of taste a? tu the selection of Trimmings, and experience iu thti dry goods business 1'T A rPfr) nnrl OA l^S displayed in a large new Glass Hat Caso fit at-prM-vS to suit everybody. i/ij V PITRNITURB STORE h stocked with full Lin es of iVi. Chairs. Hod-tends. Cribs, Cradle-!, Solas, Lo'ing.v-?, L'arl?ri Hid R lotn and Dining Loom Setts, 'ibis is in a separate Store. I an, prepared fo pay HIGHSS ST ^ ASH PRICES for COTTON ???<l an other COUNTM PRODUCE. 1 have an A(IC0M310I)ATI0N HOUSE in my Store Yard which is always at Ike set vice <>f persons' widl Teams remaining over night. 1 wish my customers to know this, that all ofmy Goo'ds was purchased by MYSKLF with great care in order to get the VLKV RUST QUALITY, and J think 1 have succeeded; and invite all to come and examine my Stock et tii-otls, und ynpecm?y my Shoes. J . C. PIKE so Tho ''Domestic" Improvements Ccombination Fly-Wheel. ? / For winding the bobbin without work inc. the Machine Otiuflh' Sfl'i?C.?Table of uorre sponding sizes. Neddie.-, and Thread Stumped dn Shuttle Slide; always oonvcu ient for reference. Shuttle. ? Combines simplicity of construction and management. Is Pelf-Threading, has but few parts, all at tached together, with no possibility of Derangement. >t:!>]>iif. ?Increased iu Length and ) < apaci< V. The hearings much Im proved. VT??d;SI?i and Clamp.?A New j. ^ Arilin gum en I o.hich gives a thor oughly practical Sell-Setting Needle. Needle intioduccd easily and with cer tainly, white a wiiigcd thumb-nut does iiway with ihe useof Screw-Driver. In aihliliou io these important features, '-the Needle-ltar has been made to rise '1 he'i (tisioti ha.-hull improvcil so ns'to rondeii ilie threading of i( easy ami certain. The High and Low Lifters have huc.ii coinbiueui die Take-up Hl(?d with an Vdjn-ting Screw, so that it can he set lit a nicety. The Idircatl-guide'to the Needle-bar has he? n made i-roaih r, and the Ih d-plale itiiil Hinges belteretl in several ways. U idi |hvse in u leaturcs, the "I oinc-tie" must eououciid itself to practical buyers ami increase a |'opnl:iiily which it has ever so largely uuioved- We invite critical ex amination. TfIKOl>0"K KOH>, A gent for Ortingeburg County. 1 D. LOUIS Has ju.?I returned from the. 2\T O 2?- T 23: ? Willi a Large and well Assorted Stock id (Senoral Puielins?ed at the v. rv I OWlvSi , Point i l lit.' Mat ki t, and will Ik- Sold at corresponding I till cs. Conic one and all and see for your pelves, (hp UARCAJ-VS to be'ub : itiiiicil. OAllPETfNO, OIL ( LOTUS and KUHN ITU UK of the Lateist Piticms. D Lol'IS. { sept :> 1 880 3m Tax STotice. UKFK'K (?T (iOUNTY Tl.tKASCRKU, OUANGKBPUiJ COUNTY, i ?KAx?Kiicini. S. (? , August 1 Ith Issu Notier i- hereby given thai I by myself ttr Deputy will lie at de- f?dlowiug named 'places on (lie days specified lor ilie pur? pose of collecting Taxe* lor the li*cal year eoiiMiieiiciiig November 1-t 1*7?'. niliee hours 1'nnii !' A- M., m - 1*. M. j My nlu>c at (lie Countv seat will he open I during tli'- remainder ??f the time allowed j l?y the law for I he almve purpose. No ? x { tension of time will he asked !"?'.?: /.?iglt restore, Wednesday. Sept. I ">, I^SU I Knot;-' mill, Thursday, fit. i LowisviMe. I'ridsiy 17. 1 fort Motle, Saturday I S j W. I<\ /'iiillii*.', Monday 20. It. S. (dolou's, Tuesday 21. I'ooiishoro. Wednesday 22. j \\ iiks Sawyer's, l inn -lay 2'h Col. IX Liviiigstou's mills, f ii.l i> 21. .lehn T. \\ illiau.son's, Saturday 25. loam hville, Moodav 27. ; ? Andrew M> cr.-? , Tne day 2*. j .1 l>. Sinolo'.- mill, Wedlie day J'.?. I Connor's dorij fhur-dav fW. A ? res* hep, I ridiiy (1 ?< Is. ls> ?. liowesville, Saiurdav -. ./. II. \u hler's. Monda> I. S I'. \\ ells', Tuivday Avuiger's, Wednesday ?'?. SV. .1. Snidei's, Thursday 7. Or I ho*. K. Keller's. Friday ?. l'apt. I ii. .-. Slaw tin's, Salurd.iv lh Ka.sti i liii'? mills, Monday 11 ? li()H\< UTCOI?K*l, t u i urer, <).?'. alig -O net "JO houlh Carolina Su , ( 3o. Orangehnrg, Sept. 1st hsso. Consignees of tins Itoad arc hereby aotii lied that on ami after this day, goods* re maining in Depot longer than forty-eighi hours w ill In- subject to storage charges. ltv ' h dev, Cd..I. P.. PI'ML Snot. .1. C. IOsTI'.LL, Afi. fain preimi'vtl (o supply JL Families with ih celebrated IMiiladel j phia Champagne Lager lo'eer by the Dozen . cheaper thun Charleston market. Ai I Wullaci Cahiibn'st Hd Stand. J. I'LL ANDUWS, ?gt. READ AX!> ItK (Wi^'CED ! \\Tisldng t'i meet I lie demands of my tt many etistonfers who are daily in creasing, 1 have tulileil to my already well assort* d stock of GciVei^ I Mcrcliamliso / (rockery it'lir? of the very liest V ijii.dity, und at such low prices that I caii'l tail to give satisfaction to the elosest juircluiSi r. (1 Iuxn War?*. Tumblers and Goblets J iit 00 and litt cents per do/en. Syrup pots butler Dishes, &c, all Hint glass, war ranted rpim "\V:?r*'. from a tmall two cent 1 plate to a two gallon Coline I'ol and four gallon Milk Ihtukel with strainer com* li'ulcd, and sob! far below its real worth. 1)o5 ware?Ovens. Pots and Spiders, all sizes, from !<? cents to $1.50 a piece, .d call is all tint is necessary to convince you of liie above facts. Abo a largi >tcrk of every grace <>f < i.u i iiim; and shoes just received at .1. I. sokentk?k. WATCHES AN l> h'OR S A LE AT f I I Moderate Prices. 1 :uo selling my OI<I SiotdU. low xmwrt I'o make room lor Kail Goods. Ni'W iiul I,atoHb Style's |llst ? cei \ cd. AI.S< ) A fit 1 stock of LandreJi's Garden Seeds On hand. Now is the time to plant for Summer use. Call at once. W. T\ RoVniison. OPEKATIVK AND MECHANICAL ' l" ?:o:? '? ' Rv Dr. b. S. WOLFE. Office over b. Louis' Stoic. Satisfaction guarautecd in .dl operations. ?fiy Teeth extracted without pain, by the use of Nitron- Ojcide Ga?.