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THE ORANGKBLM* THU S is6ukd every Kit i day morning MKIjIjICIIAMP & KIIN akhs. Pni|..iet.us. STlhKS R. MKIJdCII AMP Kilitor, Terms of Subscription* One Copy one. Year.Si 00 Six Months . 7") Rates of Advertising: One SffiKirr lit/ Insertion.$1 00 Koch Subsequent " . .r>0 Notices inserted in Load Column nt 2i)c. per Line. All Subscript inn.* und Transient Advertise incuts to Or paid for in Advance. J5?y>- \\'c nrQ *|, ?? wav responsible for the views or opinions of air Correspond ents. FOR PRESIDENT Winfield Scott Hancock OF PENNSY I ,V A N I A VICE-PRESIDENT. W. II. KKGLteil. Ol' INJ HAN A OUR STANDARD BEARERS, GEN. JOHNSON HAtiOOD. I .icii(cii>iitt-<?o vcrnor. G EN. J. f). K EN NEDA*. Secretary of State. Col. Ii. Mi Sims. Comptroller (leiieral. Jajiks (.'. ('hit. Attorney-General LkRoy F. Youman s. Sup't. of Education. CaCT. Ht'OII S. TllOMI'SoN. Adjt. and Inspec tor General. A. M. Manksal'I.t. Treasurer. ( -OL. d. P. Rr'II AllliSON, Friday] October i">. isso. GUAM) DEMOCRATIC It ALLY! 1.",000 People in Town! I(M)0 in Pro ccssion ! A Grand Success ! The rally of the Democracy on Tuesday was one of which Orange burg may well feel proud. In num bers and enthusiasm it fur exceeded the most sanguine expectations, and fell very little, if any, short of the grand Hampton demonstration of 1870. During the whole line of inarch, from the Depot to the speak ing grounds the air was rent with the "gild huzzas of the red shirt Domo "?-erT^.y TiTou/" County? which means victory on the day of election which is fast ap)>roaching. A goodly num ber of colored Democrats, who were brave enough to do right, despite the jeers of their comrades, were seen gallantly riding along with their while friends in their red shirl uni form. An attractive feature of the oeca sion was the splendid display of the Edisto [Ritles, the crack coinpat;\ of our Burg, who were out in their bright and gaudy uniforms. The carriages which conveyed the speakers were tastefully' decorated by the fair hands of our ladies. Across the street, near the Court House, stood a magnificent arch, also beautified by the same fairy hands, upon which stood in hold relief the talismanic vvorih "Truth, Justice and the (Constitution.'' ddie speaker's stund resembled a fairy bower, and a little way otfstood a liberty pole from which the United States ling floated majestically in the autumn breeze. Iu speakers our County was highly favored and honored on this occasion. Riehland sent us our own Hampton, who spoke with more than usual fei vor and eloquence. Edgoli.T.I gave us the noble Butler. Barnwell soul os the gallant Hagood, our next Governor. Kcrshaw gave us the trumpct-loiied Kennedy: and ( bar lest on the classic Itutledgeand silver tongued orator ()*( lonnor. The speak ing was excellent^.rid the cnthiisi asm unbounded. The issues of the dav were clearly set forth, and lie heart of the Democracy fired with a Zeal which we hope will not die out | until victory perches on our banners. There are now but a few week* left until the day of election. Let every man do bis duty if he wishes to perpetuate the cilivization which is essent ial to the well-being of t he so ciety in which we live. To he lag gard now is to lose all thai we have gained by the struggles of the past, and to fall back into the slough of Radical corrupt ion. THE HOUR IS NEAR AT HAM)! Scarcely three weeks will ellipse before t he political stat us of t he cullll try will be decided. It is. therefore, of the greatest importance that the few remaining days before the elec tion should be faithfully Utilized by jjvcrv Democrat who bus the good of Iiis country at heart. Individual work is what is needed. The man who, at Hum time, selfish ly pursues his own business, leaving the County to lake care of itself, fails to realize ihe situation, and compre hend t he danger. If we cau all'ord to fall back into Radicalism, tmd have our substance pilfered from us by ;i horde of politi cal leeches to indulge in debauchery and riotous living, we may be indif ferent and lukewarm. Hut is hardly j possible that we have forgotten what we have sutiered from this source. I ndilierenee, prejudice or rlissat isfno tion in tin- attaiumeul of our indi vidual preferences, e:in never so blind the taxpayers id' Ornngoburg as to cause them to forget Ihe enormous taxation under which they groaned in Radicalism, ami the lightening of this burden and elog upon our pros perity, under Democratic rule. The meeting on Tuesday shows that the Democracy are awake. It is only necessary for each man to re alize tin- necessity of individual ' work. Over confidence is our banc. Ia t us devote the short time left us tot he cause of good government, ami sei- in it that victory crowns our ef forts not only in the State, ;,ui in the County which coiiies nearest to us, and nliccts us most directly. WHY TIHH STL'imOUNNLSSi While a number of the colored people tire, acknowledging t he Sttperi ority of Democratic over Radical government in South Carolina, (here is ho disguising the faci that a large number of I hem. under the inliucucc of race, prejudice, insidiously instilled into iheni by a despicable sei of scalawags and carpi'/ luiggbrs, are still living in open and sitileii opposi tion to the.efforts of the Democratic party to bring about harmony and good feeling hctwt eh:the races, and a union ofollbrts on the pari of w hitc am! colored ineii in the cause <d" good governinenl. They seem deloriniiieil iiot to see *t hat their advisers are working only to obtain ntllc'u for themselves, and care no more about the happiness and prosperity of Ihe colored people than they do about the Arabs or Chinese. There is no bei lor proof of this than the. fact that the same sot ofwiro-pullors nrepul up for olllce ever y time. anil tin- mas scs of the colored people get nothing. The t*ai olllce holder gets all the ilosh ?tid the poor colored man gets all the bone. Now it is high time that this fool ishness should >.;.?p. The pine of ignorance can't last forever. Knotigh light has been shed to convince the most obtuse. Tim Democrats have been in power, an i hot a right of the colored man lias been taken away. On the coi it ray they have been bless ed with latier schools for 1 heir child ren, ami increased prosperity. Furthermore, il i- well for the color ed people lb know that the Deinoera* tie parly is going to.continue in power, and intends to continue good schools, and still further to bless the County with material prospooty. If the colon I people wish to sh.dro in the victorv and its benefits, now is ' the time for llieih to cbtiie with us. ? We have ottered tlieui a share in the (illices, according to their numbers in the Democratic ranks. They can ask for no lim re. The interest- of the two races arc the saute, and we are hound to !:*.?:? together. Why then should'wb; not work l?get her? ???iamii II H. ? ? ? ??:w*.rw?. ? A t'OUTK'Ah ('IIAMKI.KON. The latest suminci'set of i'. Ii. ('? Hike is n<?surprise to the people of Orangobnrg. '1 hey know him too well, and never expected anything else bill thai; like the chcuiclcon thai ehtlliges its color with everything with .vliieh il comes it. contact', hi would :t( ooihiiiodate himself to every shifting phase!of the political situa: lion. j lie was ai firs! nominated oh the: fireeuback Stab' ticket, but seeing no chance for bread tiiid butter from J this source, he has now tdinoiineed himself a-, mi independent candidate agailis! Ihe Democratic itoiuiwee for the Senate in (ireohvillo; and iis a natural pail of the prog.ninine lias i been endorsed by the Kadicdl ( on vent ion. The (inly surprise of ihe people of our County is, llitil he should have been brought into such prominence ; bv the managers of (In* State earn paigu in 1870. Consisiency is no part of his constitution in any tic ?part inen I of life, and his ailitudc i> such that uo party will ever trust hiiu. I WHAT IS SAUCE FOR THE GOOSE IS SAUCE I'OH 1 lib (UNDER. Tho Radical leaders preach to the colored people that they must slick lo the party, despite its corruption and stealing, and thai jt is treason lo d otherwise. Colored men will pie ? take notice, it*these leaders practice what, the}' preach to t hem Holiver helped to eleet our IVolmto .1 in Ige and our Representative against the Radical candidates a lew years hack. Slraker in turn worked hard Ibr the Democratic candidate for Mayor in the Insleleetioti against thu Radical caiidiilate, and prides him sell" on his victory. Wehster, also in '71 we holiovo, worked lor a Demo er.r, for County Commissioner, and for Hits Independent ticket again-1 the Regular Radical ticket. We thank them all. of course, for the as sistance they gave us, hut we only mention the I'aCt on aeeoiinl of the inconsistency of their ad vice with their practice. If these parly lights can holt al their Convenience, why should the poor colored man he jierse cutcd wireii he desires to have ah opinion i f his ov? n ? Tliese tuen wallt lo do as they please, and vote with the Democratic party when they please, foil l\w\ j want to keep the colored massCs in lino: '1 hey would holi IVoin tli ? Rudi etil party lb morrow, ii jh >y did not j get what they wntitod. < If course ?they nre right to act like froemeh, hut tiny ought certitiiiiy Ui ullbw others the saino privileges they < njoy thdniselves. They have iio right to persecute bikers for why! l.hoy have dorn- Llieiiisi hes. Tlu \ uU\ i i. htitp leave their party whi-h eorHtpi ihcii wen nominated agaiiist g<-< i lib I the De-v.-cr.-d'e : \iU>\ and 1:: . o:: g - j j I hey have sei a good cxtihip'o v? l?< h j the colored people, won Id do well lb follow^ end we bole . r- n j ? i ii ? mihi ? her intend Iii f< llbw too. TlieV kun*.r I that tl . y arc !'.? eon ?, tiii'd ihr\ v.ill I hot stihmil to i'friiij t.ickel or a I ticket of old lick- Iii?! Hint be pa'tlii j cd oll lipon iheui iierci \vee.-% hy a ! star chain her committee. CiRLANA AMI ?lil?. There is iio disguising tho fact that the news from these Slaves jfo;a j henv\ blow to the Pcmociats.-* t^-fco I is no surprise, hut Indiana is. The j Republicans claim the former Slate ; by 20;000 hiajority, and tlielaiter by ! fijOOU. li does not follow, lioweven j tllill as Indiana has gone now. she wiii go in November, rorter, the ? Republican candidate for Governor, i wus said lcpeuieolv hi f'Te i he nice ! (ion to have hi < n a no., h not. popu liar man than Latuicrs, the Demo crash- candidate. I oral politics fiiiyrofbre iieeideil lliis election, and it i; no test between llaticoek and I (iarllcld. Noxl immth thendiitiye strength of those two Presidential candidates I will he trie?h and it will not he safe j to forestall the result from the work j id'Tuesday. I Unless this Republican vietori is" i hji el in.no Northern hatred to the South; ii'st.e.'id id' local is ?ies< there1 is I li:tle dbiibl of I be verdict In t ween ilancock and Garlield. .'.ian iai.'c. burial, mid Sunday School Celebration on the same Hay? S r. Vi attiikw s, S, 1 SSO. ?' ih'tor 7Yi?? >: i?.i Siiturihiy, ()et ~u-'. a Sunday '"cliobl eeK-.irutiidj look p'aeeat Coii? gnivo ( hutch. The exercises were appointed for 10 o'clock. Aliotii ia o'clock ReV. i >. 1'. Spigner wit Ii a i'ew others arrived on the ground. A few I Uiiiiuies nfier Mi-. WalHbtid i /eigler i und Miss NaivisSa Rfaddy'arrived I aiiil were joined ih j lie iibly bonds of ! matrimony lb the ulVii'esaid minister. Al I lie same time itiiblbor p:irl\ iir iivtb'l with hoc and spiid.o in hanil to d a rave. At the appointed hour lite eliil Iren, teachers and parents commenced j 11 ni ring in, and l Ulis at the same tiiiui was presented I he scene of a mar ; r.lage'j n bitriiil, and a Sunday School . olebrii' ion. I he cbiii on'rife of people, including con ug and obi. iii it assemble i for the I i for occasion^ was Haltering lb the coiniiiunil\. The ser> ices were open 1 ml v ilh piayer by Rev, K. 11. Graves, and the exi'elleiil singing was eoU: dUCted by it select choir, led by M r. S. s. I lauinioitd. A short hiil poiiited address was delivered !?> Rev. Graves, which \va? followi d i?\ .-pi i'idies oil tile purl of a I number of pupils which showed the careful 11 iiiuing of t he ellicienl Super intendent, M r. f. W. 1 Icrloi.g. I Dinner being then announced; i everybody was made to feel com fortable! under the ample provisions made by '.Ik- cllicicnt Committee of arrangements, Messrs. K. L. Arthur, .Jacob Stabler and John W. Shuler Mrs. M. I-'. Shuler, .Mrs. L. C. Arthur, Mis. M. Wntinnmnkor, and Mrs. M. Wise, assisted by tin- ladies of Congarco, who always know how to do t hings well. Alter dinner the audience was Heated to tt most instructive lecture on the duties of parents, by Mr. W in. (I all hey. About this lime, a parly having arrived, bearing the corpse of an in fant child of Mr. i'ooscr Wise, mirth w as changed into .sorrow* at the double hcrcavCiuciil of tin- heart broken father w'.io had oii!\ a few weeks be fore borne the remains of the mother of the child to the same rest i iil: place. < 'oNOAKKI*. i a m a c; i?;nrr KG It 'I rl 10 ''Weed" Sewing Machiiie. ?II.is i- r. idly the HKST MACIUNK for 'In- blSAST .MONKY. Call und exam e. GKO. II. C? I.M.I.suN. net lo Ml Ofl'ICi: H ( OVN'IY I OMMisSIONK??, t)raii!>el.iio'a I 'ouhly, I Irahg. burg, S.C ? i ?ct. 8. j^SO. .Ml i em ins having clai n- .-c.nin-l (be j County of (>ran>iel>urg, and iiot heietoforo presch.'vd, w ill lib* die-nine with tin Clerk j .a il ?? 1'.. aol .a County Coli inissii ners, on I i.i b< lore the lir-i day of November. I sou I j L\ ?.n:. i of the Itnh'nl. I IL W A NN AM A K Ell, t hi:; I'oard C6.I ohi? ' ?. I'. ,icl I? :.t j - Notice to 4 reililorH of SluviH 'Ihi! Creditors ..t' the late bavid O. Jef eiial are required to prc-enl and prnveltnur ' res j'ecliyi ' hp mis a/mot Iii? I'-taie, on Or i he i ore ihe - ?*-tit .lay id' November U< \t. hi.* iure int- Mazier: and oi> failure to do mo, 1 they wid he >ii li'ai red pnj an ut; 1 v ordei o; ihe t 'otiri. THo.MAS W. (iLoVKH, i Milliter. I Master's Office, Oct; ISBO. ?.. t I? ;;t I j Sheriff's Sales. j I'.y vii'iic ot sundry I'xeeulions lo me Idiicclcth 1 v.i i-rii. u braiigehurg I '. Ii.. I S. ('.. during ihe legal hour.- of ; ale. to ihe ! Iiigbest bidder h?r cash, ? n the first ' Mdfulay November in \:, all die rigid title Land interest of die defendiiui, hi and lo the. I j following tr u t ol howl. u>\V"u; All that Plantation or tract of land | situate in Klizidieth To'vnshii?. Or.ihg ehtug ; ? nunty, in the lv*?rjki*;?it"ltu'I*s'w/anip. .-ni l North r.di-te /.'iyefi i'nhluining foiir huiid- | red act.-, i:n ie or le.-s, ainl liuienli.Ijliv I j lands of Win. Mack and brother, Jacob Wolle X. K. \V. si-'iiieh and North lydSst ? i I Itiveri Also at sfiine tine- and place, four bides ci ( of tod. Ah levied on as the pro [ perlv ol' Ibnry Livingston a'. ihy. suit ot I : II 1-'. I'oii .Adm'rj and It. p. Poti. .) 1!. I.| VlNliKTON, -s.o. I . A i j Sheritf's ' 'lliee, < hangeb irg i oiuiiv, S. ( . i Let tuh iStju. Kotice. Notice i- hereby given, ih n 'W day* uoin date, 'application will In- made tu <ic Lolivcr Ks?| ? < !. rk of the Cnurl ... Oianecburg County, lo renew the (.'harte r of the Missionary" Society of'theOrange burg Mbsioharv Union I. I II.! V. lt. II. Ml I V. M. b. JKXKINS. lift 1 llll Notice* of 1 >i.-=u! i.- --!->:i I v. ill tile iny final a. cunt, astiuardian iif M en I'. I'ntner; with Prohatc J udge ol Orargeburg t'ounty on -Cub day ?>( October in- t and tiSk lor Littels of Di.miis iiui. ,l( UN L. Ill Sil. Ciitanlian. m pi il l I Not . (? t; <) i I > i111 i s.-- i < > 11. I w ill tile uiy limit aeeotin*, as i "uarilian nf Mary M. Sliuler, with I'robiue bulge of i n anKchtirg < 'oiint.i on -nth day of (ie'iiber, 18S?, itudasrt fov I etler-i iif 1 >'? ihi-vsion: C-ILN IN I? 11V I'M' K, m pi 21?1 (?niifdiaiv. N<ot ice ?>i 1 > i~i11 t-s-i. >11 I will file luv lin d account, a-onirdi n of Lama Ivii'er, fnrinerly Sbuler . witli the ?bulge of probate for (irangetiiirg County nn " :!i .'ay ol' October inxl and ask for l.i til i.-, ol 1 ?isuiisdon. I . \?. filll l.l.K, tiimrdiaii. >>( pt 'Jt It b<* lineal ;in?i <*he:?|>cst 8 l.'npiors i.i Orai:gebui;g, for sale at e. al lift: < aniiou's old rlaml. . SPAHK, axi? ei ai.bit in Watches. Clocks; Jew dry, Spcciot I es, M usicitl I list rtimeuts, A c Ail those in tue I .d" a good pair of S1'K(!TA('LKS or KY KC I. ASS KS Ca Ii lie pel I'ectly suited. ^i3f*".\ll repairs carefully and in at ly excctitcd. I Vit es ivtisi mal ile. oel S ls<o if Notice The lheiie/cr Helping Social S(h.iety, will, aceoi'diiig to law, !IU diiyn from dan , petition the * lerk nf the Courl of OratiKc luirjr County, S. C., Oeo. boliver, K*?p, for a Charter forsaid Society. Septcniher '-"-d. I SSO. L. OA'KKN, President. A, J. STOKES, Secretary. OF m an; AT I am ready, willing and waiting to please my many friend * and cus tomers with one of the handsome sekcted Stocks of GOODS, CLOTHING Mi A SI) Ever brought to this MARKET; Words are superfluous. A hearty invite ^ztended to all. Sutt:rkL'e Patterns How Eeadj. Tho White Sewing Machine 53 County Testimonials <ju? be shown in it- fayor &7 tir Y" S'TOCI.v is t O j^UmerOUS t0'mention ! Every thins >'l! 0:1,1 WIS?? F0 \Z, aud prices, that Can Bea the I own i - ii < ?N 1 ,Y !?>o BEST GOODS ?? mv line, to which fact ln.-t- oi MY 1 III ENDS throughout the Town ami County will testify. QUALITY'OF GOOD! Every ARTICLE! ?OLD i GUARANTEED 0 hi" ol too VEItY BEST QUALITY M < ) N RY 3 i I'] FT 1 ISTDIT.D when there is AN1T CAUSE for Hnving visited >; K\V YORK.'i SELECTED my own ? T( K >K lioni tho BEST HOUSES, At BXanafact s u ices i?e Discount ofT. To those who have not f*een mv S l'OCK 1 would say, fome lake a Look! GCQDS SHOWN FEESLY. 1 am not nloue when 1 sny 1 have the Best StOCk, Plir ^St C3-OOfJsan<1 Lowosl Prices tmvn Come and examine my stock and if you are in need of any goods you will Imv. 3STQ TROUBLE TO SSCOW GOOXDS. "Will soil for Tjoss than any one or giv? \-(>? i :i I m ? x < >I' 1 [or riu '1 banking my friends lor past favors, I am respectfully, P W BULL