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THE ORANUEIHJUG TIM I S. Jssri:i> l-VKKY KUIWAY MOKNIN? MKhbini.V.!!' i\ KlfWAUPS, Proprietors. STILES 15- MELIJUII AM I' Kditor. 'IVrms <>]' Svtbsci'ipt ion? One Copy one Year.S1 00 " Six Month? . 7"> Kates of Advertising. One Square \?t Insertion.SI 00 Kach Subsequent " . 50 Notices inserted in Local Column at2Qcver Line. All Subscriptions und Transient Advertise' ments lo Ik- paid for in Advance Rzi?" We nre in no way responsible lor tin- views, or opinions or mr Correspond rntR. FOR PRESIDENT Winfield Scott Hancock OF 1> K N N S Y I ,V A X I A VICE-PRESIDENT. W. 1!. KNOLteif. OF INI ) I AN A OUR STANDARD BEARERS. 4;<>Yj:it\oie. GKN. JOHNSON HAGOOI). J.iou ten on*-Governor. GKN. J. 1). KENNEDY. Secretary oi State. ' 'oi.. R. M. Sims. (!ompl roller-General. .1 \ M i:s ('. < hi r. Atlbrnoy-t ?cnoral. LkRoY F. Yot'MANS. Snjft. of Fducation. ( \l"v. Hi <;ii S. Thompson. Adjt. ami Inspector General. A. M. .Maniwai i.t. Treasurer. ( ol.. .1. 1*. Rlt'llAUDSOX. fit I DAY, CH TORER '22, ISScI THE I'RESlDEXTIAL Ol TI.0OK. There were a great many who be gan to he discouraged when the news came of the loss of Indiana to the Democracy, hut we nre glad to see that sober second thought is enab ling the pai ly to view the matter in its true light, and a healthy reaction is manifesting itself everywhere. The noble ] isition of llendricks and other party leaders of that State, whose equilibrium under this appar cut disaster has never been disturb ed, and who have met their country men with words of cheer and en eouragment in the midst of the de pression which first look possession of the thoughtless, has given fresh spirit to the party in every direction. The reasons assigned by these leaders for the loss of the State are apparent. Alarmed by the loss of Maine, the Republicans, used the most herculean oxerlionsin Indiana. The corruption fund \'<>v buying votes was the most immense over Ivnown in the annals of American poli ties. Repeating was also practiced to the most si lame fu! ox tent, an I, be sides all ibis, a systematic [dan for colonizing colored voters in the State from Kentucky and other States has been going on for many months. These facts only show the desperate si raits Lo \s hieb the R< publicans have been reduced. Rut such menus can not be used so successfully in the general election as in this State elec tion. In this electi n the Republi cans concentrated all their money and their ellbrts, but in the general elect ion this concentration will be tui possible, because there will boa liglM .all along the line The money used then will be needed in other States as well. There is therefore no reason whatsoever lo argue from the State of Indiana going Republican in the Oetohor election that it will go so in November. Rut let us take thodnrk side of t he picture, and admit, for t he sake of argument, thai Indiana goes Republican, even then there area) least ten or lifteeu dilfcrenl and most probable phases, without that State, which would give the election to Hancock. 185 votes are necessary to a choice. The si lid South with New Yoik. New .Jersey and Connec ticut would give us the requisite number. Again, the solid South wild New York, New Jersey and Califor nia will do the same; and .-??> we may < hange I he eounI in various ways and we are hopeful. There is not the occa sion for discouragement that many of us have indulged. All that is neees san is hard work, und we believe that the loss in this preliminary skirmish will be a benelit to us in . an dug more united and zealous nc lions. Let us gird on our armor and go to work. THE (HtEEXIuVk CANDIDATE. ! Col Blair, the Greenback candi date for Governor, has written a let- \ ; to the -'News and < 'mirier" in Inch be abuses the Democracy f< r not hearing him at the Canulen campaign meeting, and Gen. llamp lon for introducing him inalal.su and ungenerous manner, and un fairly attacking him in his speech. It is said that Gen. II?good and Senator (lampion did all they could to secure him ;i hearing, I nit the young Democracy could not be re strained. Wo condemn the Democrats at this meeting lor not hearing Col. Illair, as it is only by Irre speech and fail' argument, that the truth can be found. On the other hand, we con demn Col. Ulair for invitinga riot,as lie confesses himself, by ordering the gate of the wagon yard in which he was holding forth to he opened, and instructing his dusky followers to arm themselves with wagon spokes, and whatever else thev could lay their hands upon, for a general row. A wrong was committed on both sides. THE VI itQlNlA? KLKCTORAL VOTE. Tin.- danger to the electoral vote of Virginia is a greater cause of weak ness to us than anything else in the campaign. The I*'unders ami the Readjustees, the two wings of the Democracy, although both for iIan cock', have put.out ench an electoral ticket, the result of which may be. by the concent ration of Republicans that the State may go for Garlicld. When wc think by union, thai Virginia is largely Democratic this division of strength is most unfortunate. It is strange that men ol' inielli- I gence will allow local 'iitli renees to endanger our National prosperity. One of the Democratic tickets must iie withdrawn immediately, or the State is i.' danger. The National ftxeeulivo Committee hum sec t;: :; immediately. There is no tune to be lost. A break in the solid South loses us Hancock. Will the Demo crats of Virginia, by their childish ness, and for a mere sentiment, bring such a calamity upon us? A RIOT AT/I Iii; NORTH. On last Saturday night, during tin Democratic parade in Wilmington. Dclewarc, a riot was started by the eolored+pooplc of the city. While the procession was marching t hroiigh t lie street, colored men stationed in a brick building in the third story, threw bricks and Ii ret I pistols into the passing crowd, wounding a hum her of Democrats. The Democrats then rallied, fired into the building, ami the colored men scattered and escaped down Ninth r treet. Only] two of (he colored men wore slightly wounded. Six of the ringleaders have since been arrested. Troop-; should be sent lokccpthesc Yankees in order. The Radical Ticke t - Carpet-Haulers? Politics and Religion. Mr. KtUlor: If there ever was any grumbling on the side of a few sore heads in the Democratic part s, this folly is com plctely laid aside in the fare of the Radical ticket nominated on Tiles day. It is now :i choice between this thing or the Democratic ticket, and there is not a decent mail who can hesitate as lb his decision. The.de feat of I hinean, 1 he native born frit nd of the colored man, and the putting in his place of the Kcverend(V) car pet bagger I'inekncy lor the the Senate, and the putting Duncan on of ? he ('ounty ' Miairinanship for i !??? ftcrmudn carpet bagger Stinker is a heavy blow to the Republican par'.v of Orangcburg. The colored people are not going to be run over in this way by foreigners. The Democratic ticket gives great sat iefael ion. It is compose ! of conservative incii Who will make no ditference between w hite ami black, and, knowing this, a larg< number ofeol?re I people will \ otc .1 lies ides the fact (ha/ the Radical ( (invention was controlled by carpel baggers, the colored people a re d is giisted at a preacher a*. I he most im porlaut church in the Comity, Rev, I'inekncy, going on the ticket am! running into politics. They hnv< sense and ihcv will not allow Iheii race to be thus belittled. Let the Democrats work and all w ill he well. A I.I'll a. Kidney disease shows itself in lev crishncss, dry skin,<piick pulse, pal lor of the skin, frequent evacuations, pain in the loins, irritation in the urinary organs, and, if neglected, dropsy. Avoid internal medicines ami insure a eure by using Dr. Klagg's improved liver and stomach pad. 1 JUST RECEIVES Another oar load of tlioKu celebrated A\ ERY TV A< IONS. All bi7.cn. ocl 22?1 fJKO II. CORNKLSON. James Van Tassel^ FANCY GROG KB; and LIQUOR DEALER. On hand and receiving daily Fresh Gro rics, and the Fines! Brands of Liquors in town. BKOlidllTON ST UK ET, ORANGEBUKO, S. ii ]-;A OY K< ) \ l JESS. T A NT ED ? 50110 bitRliela ROUGH ' KI* 10 per month. OUH RXCK MILL. Being now ready for BUSINESS With greatly increased CAPACITY, we hereby give notice that wc are now in the KICK MARKET, und will pay tb<" highest CASH price ror good Rough It ice. We don't wan" bad and ehnfly rice at any juice, h will be to your*] interest lo 'clean vour lice well, as we pro pose to paj according to die quality of eacl lot ottered us. Ucspectfullv, .)'. STRAUSS & < O. I llCKLED SHAD, something new at jas. van tassels. 1:c7 /v* H D PS i- o .M'l.To.N Market beef, best ever tasled, ) at VAN TASSEL'S. I AM Mi LCKT EOK TI-IE 'kWeed" Sewing Machine. Tl-is if r. ally the BEST MAI HINE for lhc LEAST MONEY. Call and exam ine. CF.o. II. COKNKLSON. ocl 10 "t 'V ON(! Orccn Cucumber l'ickles, very 1 j cheap, at VAN TASSEL'S. ' NOTICE Office of Cocxty Commissioners, < >> tingebm k ' 'ouiity, ()iai!?. burg, S. C , Oct. 8, ISSO. All personn having claim* against the County of Ol jtngchurg, and not heieiofnre presented, will lile the same with the Clerk of the lb?ard ol County Couimisr-ioners, on or before, the lirsl day <d November. lb?S0 Bv order ol the board. l. II. W A N N A MA K E /.', I h rk Board Co. < otn., O. C. Oft I"' "l i lOLOl.NA Sau-agcs, low down, at ) JAM ES VAN f.VSSKL'S. Notice lo Creditor* of David <>. .3 et coat The Creditors of the late ''avid 0. Jef ?-i>at are required lo prereni and prove their respective Claims tigaiust his Estate, on or before the 3t ill day of November next, be fore do Ma er; und on failure to do so, they will he debarred payment. By order of the ('onrt. THOMASW. GLOVER, Maliter. Master's Cilice, Oct. 1880. OCt b*' 31 riMIE best of Dry Salt and Smoked bacon low don n at V A N TASSEL'S. b. heriff's Sales. Bv vir'ne of sundry Executions to on directed. 1 will aell, at Orangchurg c. II., S. ? '., during the legal hours of sale, lo the highest bidder for cadi, on the lirsl Mon i.n November next, a'd the right, title and interest of the defendant, in and to the ltd lowing tract of laud, towil : All that I'lai Intioii or tract of land situate in Elir.abeth Township, i >rangchurg . ouiity, in the Korku of Bub Swamp, and North Edisto /fiver, containing lout liund red neres, niorc or less, und homulcd]bv lands ol V. in. Mack and Brother, Jacob Wolfe, N. I'. W. Sisirnnk and North Edisfci River. Als?? nt same time and place, four BuIch iif Cotton. All levied on as lhc pro perty of Henry Livingston at the huh of II F. I'ou Adm'r, and 1>. I . l*on. .1 II. LIVINGSTON, .<VO. c. A Slierifl"'h < ulice, Orangelutrg County, 3. C. Ocl I'di 1880. ocl 15 31 rill IE Sweetest and Whitest Flour, bv the II lb and blil, at \ AN TdSSEL'S. Ian. prepared lo supply I amilies with lite celebrated I'hil.i leb pbia Champagne Lager />'. er hy the Dozen cheaper than Charleston market. At Wallace Cannon'sOld Stand. .1. dee ANDRV> S, Apt. r?MIK very liest qualilvof Gilt KdgeBul JL to- at VAN TASSEL'S. Notice. Notice "m hereby given, lliat 30 days from (lute, application will l>" made, to CIco. Holivor ICsq., <'h-rk of the Court of Orangebnrg County, i<? renew the ? h:t ? t? -r of tlie Missionary Society of the Orange bnrg Missionary Union I. RJLEY, K. II. RILEY, M. L. JENKINS. OCt I Im UIOICE Olli.. Il.ims :it 1 JAM KS VAN TASSAL'S. c II. 8 PAH I i , ,1 eweleh ani> i>da i.Kit 1$ Watches, (;iocks, Jewelry, Speetoelcs, Music;il Inslrumonts, Ac All those in need of a good pair of j SPECTACLES or EYEGLASSES can he per fee I ly suite!. [[(5F~ AW repairs carefully ami m ntly executed. Priees reasonable. (?:tS 1880 tf 1IU N KS I* and oilier Kind of Preserve and Jellies^ ill VAN TASSEL'S. ( i will. KCl kivk TKS OA YS A GAEl liOAB ok FINE. STQGK at my steeles Ori'OSITK C. I ). I [QUTJOI IX nju 17 18 SO if 1") K). Java, and other grades of Cnttc? ! >. ai VAN TASSEL'S. Bill HI MA x M( t'lTl STOCK of 3DEY GOODS Is now mi store. All of my Iii. i lls, customers and everybody will do weil to call and examine tin- LARGEST ASSORT MENT of Goods ever ex hi hi ted in I Ornngeburg, which were puichased with the greatest cart: in regard to Style, Quality and Cheapness, in the I*i incipal t i. ies North. M v stock of - i fashionably; press goods comprises everytliing in Dress Fab i;cs. All (he new Shades : ml t oh rs in Si!k>, Sniins, Velvets. Cnshincres, Moinie Cloths, limeades, Alpaccas, I anrt, in fact eveiything that could he found desi in hie This stock especi ally SURPASSES anything ever hr< light into the Burg. Come, take a li i'k and he convinced. I^ANCY GCODS, Notions. Neck Wear, Ribbons, ( orsels, Cloves, Ladies Vests, Shaw.'.-, I looks, Zephyr, Zephyr Goods, lint tons, del Goods, Laces, Embroideries, Ac, Ac. in more than usinil variety, Simply Grand, Gorgeous and Iminense. iT <ASSI.YI 11?! S, Jeans, Flannels, V_> Cotton Gixds. Calicos, direct In m the Factories, nl the verv LOW EST PRICES, and in the best Qual ities. I am now the LOGA L AGENT for one of the Largest Philadelphia Shoe Manufactories, for Men, Ladies and ( hildrcn's Maud Sewed Shoes, whose Stock is the Best lo be lound in iho Market. 1 also hnv< Southern ami Eastern inade Shoes, suitable for i'veryb'.dy's Taste ami I\u kct. C1AKPETS, Malts and Hassocks in j Great Variety. S tLOTUlNG for the MILLION. \y If you don't believe it just come ami tat?en passing glance at the huge piles stacked in the Store. MM L DEMO BEST'S RELIABLE PATTERNS. The Light Running Dcinc&tic dewing- Machine A( IHN K Needles, Oil, Attach mints, and parts for all Ma chines. THEODORE KOHN'S MAMMOT1 1 Bit ESS GOOJDS Emporium! |)KST quality Condensed Milk at i> VAN TASSEL'S. Di^ntt-thY OTEKATIVR AND WtiCIIANICAi* Hv Pr. h. S. Wold K. Office over I>. Louis' Stoie. Saii-iaeti. 'i guaranteed in all operations. it iV Tcclh extracted without pain, by the Ut?e of Nitrous Oxide Oits. 7\OH iho Kr?chest and Selected stock of ' Umetrics go to VAN TASSEL'.**. CRAM JAM FULL! OF ew Goods AT I am ready, wiring and waiting to please my many friend3 and cus tomers with one of the handsome selected Stocks of f\ GOODSj LOT HING A N I) SHOES Ever brought to this MARKET, Words are superfluous. A hearty invite extended to all. Buttericl 'e Patterns Uow Ready The White Sowing Machine 53 County Testimonials <?? be shown in it* fa-T&f, ?na 3VI V stock ? t o Numerous 10 mention 1 Everything >? ? ?? WEi?'3i FO fc, and prices, that Can Eea the Town I soil OjNTT.Y the I \ rst OO )DS >? MY LINE, to which fuel hosts of MY I'lllKMiS throughout the Town and County will testify PRIES A N D QUALITY OF GOODS Every ARTICXiU SOXtD GUAR. 3D To he of the VERY BEST QUALITY M O iST FjY RFiFUN TDIT.D when there is A nit CAUSE for DISSATISFACTION Having visited >J" K"W YORK I SELECTED my own STOOK from the BEST HOUSES, At Bftanufact P s u ices ?"d M'0 Discount offl To those who have not scon my S TOCK I would say, Come Take a Look! GOODS S2-IOW3ST *F*R2?25Lir I am not alone when I say I have the Best StOCR, P.UF ^Sfc G-OOClS ?"*' Lowest. Prices '" town. Come and examine my stock and if you are in need of nny goods yo;\ will huy. 3ffO THOTTBZiE TO SHOW GOODS. AVill sell lor L< ss tlian any ono or givo yo'i ;t Box of* Her ring**. Thanking my friends for past luvois, I nm respectfully, P W BULL