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THE ORAN?EBUKG TIM KS. ISSUED FV ICKY l'kiuay MOKN1KO 51KLLHJIIAMT & BDWAHDS, Proprietors ** STILES IT UBhlilCHAMl* KiUtor. Terms <>!' Suhscriplion. One Copy one Year.SI on "' Six Moni I:. 70 Kates ut' Atlvcrlising. One Square 1st Insertion.?1 00 Kach Subsequent " . 50 Notices inserted in Local Column at 20c per Line. All Subscriptions and Transient Advertise ments to be paid for in Adrancc. fifc^V" Wc arc in no way responsible lor the view* or opinions *?' uir Correspond ents. IKID.W, l>K( KM It K l< M, 1880. CHRISTMAS UREEflMi I ? Another Christmas rolls around, and the Times greets its many pat rons with n hearty good will. The twelve months through Whieh we have j assed have been marked hy many changes. Fortune has smiled upon some, while others are silently mourning under her dark Crowns. The past is a checkered picture of happiness and woe. in this grant! panorama of life we have now conic to another mile stone. I! re let us* [pause?Let the dust and din of the arena cease for a moment. Ami what is the lesson we draw? rt is tlic lesson rellected in the life of Him, whose birthday wo commem orate, who brought the glad tidings of peace on earth and good will to wards men. It is the practice of that sweet charity, which is long sttllcr ing an., patient, ami whieh leaches us to bear each other's burdens, to pity the frailties and foibles of the weak and erring, and to pour the oil of comfort and gladness into the wounds of the bleeding pilgrims on life's thorny roadside. If we learn thoroughly nod prac tically this lesson, we nitty well bask in the sunshine of peace and jo\ which the day brings wit h it Again, the greeting of the Times i* extended with a mi:nity, meuuy ( uinstmas to am. ! THKiKKSUI.i OF ('OOP 00\ ERN3I EXT We need look hh further for the1 beneficial results of good government than in our own County. Wo have only to cite a few instances of the on baneeinenl of real estate sir.ee th overthrow of the scalawag-carpel bag dovilty of the past. One pi et c of laiid Ihat sohl in the ihn s of Hud icalisin for $r?.O0() b now sough) for at $"10,000: another piece, bought for $100, is now in demand for $800. Lauds around Fort Motte that form erlv brought from $-1 to $? per acre are now worth $?(()an acre. And such is ! he increase in valuiit ion e\ cry w her? ? With sueh results we think good gov ernment pays. SCHOOLS FOR THE KULTII. ('ongi e s has passed tilt' Huinsidi bill apprbpriatiitg:the |H;oeood - of the sale of ilie public land- tri t?ducat iou in the Stales, with a proviso thai they go for the lirst ti n year- to the South, in consequence of the extra needs ol* the Freed tuen in this line. This bill was strongly supported by Democratic Congressmen from he South, and by none more ably I loin Georgia's new Senator, dor ;ph F. Brown, who math the speed of the occasion. Senator llrown made a clear expo silion of the inability of the South, once a wealthy section, but now im povorishdd I s tlic war. to accomplish I his duly without aitl from the Nu tionnl government. (Jov. Itrown'f \ iews were, cht: .neterist ic <>f i he man, Htlvaiicctl and progressive, lie fakes the broad niid elevated pbs.iiioii that t be eilucat ioii of ' ho people is the lies guarantee of I i publica u iu's.t ii hi iims. LIVELY Si'ARKS! A disgraceful scene was enacted in < 'dhgross by < leti. Weaver, I he (? roen back fttmlidal^e lor Congress, unu d . of 1 lit ..i ?: -. The iVtseUfj .'.iu.i ? a - i?ti I lie ? vet l<i 1 Ii. Ali'.; Sjittrks .?nid thai Mi. Wcavei staled whal was mil trttc, tiiu'l was devoid Of the tdehients of a gentle men. M r. Wt aver angrily it p!b tl that AI r Sparks was a liar. Mr. Sparks then said (hat .Mr. \\'.aver wtis a scouilrel aiid a villain. Hy Ibis lime the pair went angrily and rapidly ttppibaehing tach othciv hui tlic; I outirable .Senators kepi I hem njuirt up.l rets Vpt'ute 1 ' ??>: coals which w.'iv |i.-;!v.i o.i iw .t.u for net ion. LEUlSliATLYK. The Duelling ami ('oneealed Wean mis hills have passed. The fcH'iucr subjects any person bearing a chal lenge to imprisonment and the loss of the suffrage; and any person kill inganolher in a dud shall he punish ed in the same way as one guilt wilful murder. The latter bill .i ders any one found w ith a concealed weapon liable to a line of not less than $200,.or twelve months impris onment. The whisky bill, fixing the license in towns ami cities at $100 over and above the local lax of said towns has passed the Senate. Gen. Izlni* offer ed an amendment, making the license payable to the towns nnd cities, and nut to the counties, but it was over whelmingly defeated. Met 'alls' immigration bill, exempt ing new settlers from taxes Ibra cor lain lime has passed. A resolution has passed forbid ding the hi ri tig out of convicts to the Savannah Railroad. A resolution has ttlso passed in structing our represental ives in < '?-n gross to use their influence for the proceeds of the sale of public lands, passage of t he lull appropriating the known as t he < !oolc bill, for the odu cat ion of the pci pie. Our law makers are working hard a nd doing much good. cob. coir. Th defalcation in the olllee of Col. Coil, the Comptroller-General of the Stale, i-. fresh in the memo) y of our people. It wns said thai his clerk, one Laughliu, was guilty of the mis licet I, and the poor fellow,-, :i few mouths ago. piiied away in pi'Son. and wastakeii to :i private residence just in time t<> die-. Col. Coil, as soon as the mailer became known to him. came forward a? 1 promised !? devote his w inde life, if necessary', to making up the deficiency. This self imposed burden and his past reputa tion.for honesty, immediately enlist cd public opinion in his favor, and he was. therefore rcnomihalcd by the Democratic Convention^ and sus tained by the people as his electio:. proves. (?n Tuesday a resolution was brought up in the Legislature for the Stale to assume the loss; nod relieve Col. ( oil. After a spirited del ate j the lesolr.iii.n was adopted by a v,,o of 71 to <::. Immediately afterwards Col. Coil j si tit in his rcsighat ion to the < led ern j er, w hit h was ucei pied, j It is said that the misfortune h: s I weighed in a . ilv upon Col. ('oitjOVt n impairing hi- health. Lor ail thi Cob Coil has the sympathies of the ! piople. j We can only say that Col. Coit is ! fortunate in having a Slate to lift him I out in' his trouble. There are many. nil over this cold world, win. have to j hear their Irotlhh s with none to pity ; and no I'riemiiv band to bleak; < o .. hrtitton lias beeti elected 1>\ the Legislatute Comptroller General in place of .11 ( . I 'bit re dgUetk l':e.-i'.<'tit llirvcs has appointed .fudge Woods, a imdioere Ohio car pet bagger, on the Supreme licitch in place of .1 u.dge M rong. A CA ED. ' A'diVor Ornnijeh'urii Tiuici: H'e desire herewith to e.\pre?'S oar sin cere tlianks to the eit|y.etts present at the lire mi the morning of the I St11 ben , for kirn: a-.-Utar.ee n nilcred, and more particu lar!*. U die men.!.er- of tin- l ire I'-pnt no nt. Their very valuable services in holding die raging ? lenient in check an I staying its<inwni'd eoiiisc, will lie grate fullv roineiiibered i l l I. ??' sei >vi i.i.i;. Orangehurg, S c, IVe. ?&l ! ->'?. A CAEP, I.tiitor (hUinotl'Ut'ff Von?.-. 1* case rjllnw me space in your columns to than!, hiy I'liend-for their Limine.s in -??viiiL- so many of my 1.Iis ami | a pel's : i ll e r ri ill fee. Ii I knew jlii-ir liaillrs, l won Id alliiid me mm h piensiiie lo II tii k i heut persona' j ? M> i llb-e uuiy le fonml lor the presi nt hcla ten ihc dwelling ol II <>. Sliernhoi. 1 :-.| , ami die Tim l olliec, (in J!odver's Ailev. MOKTLMLI5 CLOVKK. i)ee. t-'-'d I sso. NoTicf-: ?tjjt ()L ' (? \- M !?.(IN KU'? <?i iki; (?raugchiip; I 'ounty, it)riii gel.iirg, S. f.. I tee. i-SSb. 'the Si fioof Tri is 111 - of i In- various Seboid |>is ricls oi iliet bimty nl Oruhgchiiig, are urgently rcjiu-nti Iii hrhig in 'heir report, oi tie- iniuiiiei o. eld (Iren, white .to I color ed, altemlilig m-Im-oI in llieir st \?:i;al I Ms i i t-, tothe Scln.nl Cuiniids ioiu-r. ii-iea y us possiliie. during the month ol .Lni.i.ir..*, I a- tlii- ap| ortionuieut nt id.. Scltu >i filn '. ] exclusive oi lie- pci I tax, hitsi'd upon ill sell o litlCiidamc. ai.it tfie.-e repoi-is are ! nee? .--aiy to make up said a| | 01'ISoniueiil. ! I'lease attend proinpt.y io this ditty to l iivi ol i I'd eaibari'Jiss lietit ol tu - education : at iiUcii st. ?TILLS i: M Lbi'dl II V.M|\ Sei.I ' 'oiuiaissiiiiiei1, n. ?'. CHRISTMAS m\ . CATAWBA WINE Pure Juice oi i'ho S1.50 Jl?gv Gnllon. Bottled Beer by the English Bot Hing Co, cf Phila delphia, fo F:.;xii ly n e, only lev Bosen OLD M mis ivn\ V\A\ , 'i liK IM'Hl rn wnisKey 'V.OBLD! _ v-1 or 1 Ins Jroir A lTUKLY TIM IM*.I! A NCI APPLE AI/ . AYS (;N IIAXI). Werner's Extra Dry Champsge always on hand ANDREWS SaLDON, i A TEMPERANCE DRINK I ! Scotch ale or gi hjrer pop, I ml I led let the famous Knglish I Veiling (Y hi |>:ih#V of IMitindeijjh'n; its ti ptirclh temper :iiu e ?iiinl.. cn'.ittol I.-' ?\ celled. It loiie.s t:p the - ?'.??.u l>\ I str? : the ? ; esllvc organs; an i is ah aiiiniolo for<olie, er? tup or ilis.in :. :.::i i..: i?t of the lioxvels. Sold only 'y "SlVi A ltd rows. :; his Urs I elns'-i salodn. II- ?tlvi-rtlsci I lisle < :i awl Hi wdhe; <ho pure js.!< . <??' tie' '...;.-.v; -i gr:tja\ for t he i t in tka I hly low pri< e oi':: '..'.<'i jad-gui o: . lie ihvi' <.'.*? a i all. hud :i iI'i: I <?!' Ids ;e'> 's. j Hi- i-. [hi <?til\ n;.-. in 11cvh \\!i?. keeps I pure iuoiintaiti den corn whiskey. i ,M iike a 11ol i' of I Ith! ! Mountaiti dew fioin Haid Moun lain, sipped from (he leaves hy tin* young ladies of (he old North Stale. To he found only at Andrew's saloon. "Dew drops w hielt die -an i Iiii|iiii tH mi eVt i v leaf and < very (loivt r, Mll.TON. List of Delinquent Lands for Fis cal Year Commencing No vember 1st, 1879. Ac'ra. //./<. JJs Mis M K Calthvell. |>0 3 h M Olark. 1 S Ij 1 hu,cm. 18 1 1 A D <ioodwyn.luji o l'el/.er, Untlgcrs & On. '"''Ii 1 Mrs M A Pcnmiigton. 1H> 2 I'rilic*; Fannie..... 2 ] Luke Itoliiiison. 7.j KbI llenrv K 8moak. 2 1 W A Walling & Fllen llow '?II. 1 <Iva W P !!? rry. 1(10 \ .1 and T 0 litlwards. 2 1 January Kdu-ards. 889 8 Mrs Laura M (if hues. 1 Win il Uec.lish. 100 2 2 Fnimic llcploy . 1 ( iimplit'l I Footman . 71 ?lohn SWUCIH'V. 7? '2 James l' W a?b. loo :t M rs .1 II Watson. OOO Mrs ( atoliuo K lioylstiiii... 1st) ("olii*. Mow man . |(| 1 Ciish K el Icy. 72 o ICniina I, Kastei I'm. 05 Mrs Kli/.abetli Smoak. i III .} Sam TUCkcr. 12 Mis K (' 11 alley . In John l> I'm i ..." . 25 1 ?I (i Wan. .I2i 1 I * 1) A ram. ?n % K*i t liilcon llltiuiu. 125 Marlin I, (lankier. 7S I'laiitt-iH Loan it .Savings l>k 300 I* All i.irsdii. \\r, 2 .lulln ( niirtenav, .1 r. 1 ij i 1 M is I". \. Willis ,v W (.ni liev.0161 V. K . '..He. i:;o Dennis Stronian . 2"> 2 Mrs K A MagriN. 401 10 Alliort Arant . fi5 Al-saluni Mou'rcr anil Sister 1"?:'. Ashiiry \V Sandel . I.">0 Shcdracli t arn. s.", Wes ey I'ne.vn. .*,() 2 Israel Austin. I00 I Miles Toncy. 40 2 Asbcriy U Sandel. 155 8 I'riiim* T Mm vriek. 1 <' I 'lachis. 1 I'et. r Ualihvell. HT 4 I >r .lohn t; Dithois. .", 1 ? amplicll Knot man. 150 1 Sarali A Humbert. 3 1 Simon M .loins. 200 U 1st Mary Man haut. I 1 M s I v.lia < >'< in n. I \V D (Iii yor . 27 .lohn M Thompson . 2 1 A .1 <*air. IIS Kli/.a K < iootlw > n. 7.-, i Khnore IKekle. 15 IVIy.er, Rodders A- i o. I'm 8 K I I 8aspOii:us. 151 1 l-Jsi .1 l.ew i- Hair. 20 l!o-e Pie iii. 120 Ii II M Kudi. ft is N M Strock. 8(5 Hill l air i"d wife. i<ii '.I Maiiha A ?.iiitlin . Iimi 2 l.)hi.t /tiekciibsiker. 70 ;{ L< >??<? w Slmlcr. 200 Mrs M .1 Hoyd. 200 :', VI illiain I oletnaii. 2ft I Phillip I! iel-man. 'J."? 1 I'.ichard V McMiehaol. 05 Mrs It \' M.Uiehal. TS * Andrew I Kitircll. 43 3 Jo!m F l i.kiiu. 4 10 A f Hrowniiig. L';'.0 ?lohn I- Tu. ker. 28 PC W ay... 120 Marion*!', ?onper. :>7 2 I Mr- Susan (tregory. S.'. ;! i> n i! in tu. . l ill jsaac 8 ?lenniiifjs. 1-JS :\ 1 M Will Pellll M vis. '.! 0 I M. r-are. A Heed. 50 1 Anihe-.v N snioak. 50 A my A rant. 4'? 4 Mrs Margaret .lainison. _'5 - M is II S McMichael. 20 2 dam. s Wobe. I'J '? a Idijah liantitler agciil foi Hiehnol KvauJ . ?50 1 l !st Win S \\ iimiainaker. 50 ti K :l/ai>lia I A ?Vi . 2<lij Mi- Mary /.ccl. i. 127 2 M i s I muni Zeigler., 110 > 4 . :'.00 r'or ti eal vear cmnineiicing November ist, I87j> : John ! Kicking. I 10 Marx /.eiglcr. 127 2s Kinnia - . 900 4 0 '** . :;uo K. r ti-i .-.1 vear . ? n;no nein. November Nt. I>77: .lehn V I'icken. 410 Km ma I -.? igler. 000 4 For fi.-ea! year emnniencing November !rt. I S70 . .lehn I l i. ken. 4 to 1 i.r li.'.al vear comnieiiciiig November 1875: .1. In. F Kick* n. 410 For fiscal rear commencing November 1st, ls7l .l?hn I- I'icken. 440 For fiscal vear commencing November 1st, l--7:;: .lehn F Fickeii. ;140 1 or li.-cal pear coinnieticing November 1st. is. 2: John I Fb kial. 440 for fiscal vear commencing November 1st. 1871: Jj?ljij V Ficken. 410 For li'cal tear commencing November i 1st 1870: I John F Ficken. 440 i il 1 K.K l)F COUNTY A I" PI f< >U. OttANOI m no Col*STY. (>ri:ii}{ebiirg, ?V. <'., bee. 20, 18^0. I Noiieo i-.hti.-ey given that the whole of ilu -i\. ral parcels, lots aitil parts of toMtd '!.:.:. i:i.. ilcseribed in ibe piecccding lisd ! or >" iini.li ilurewl' as w.ll hi: necessary to : pay die taxes, pC'iiiiilies and ?.sscssmeiiis ; i.e. 11 n, will be .-old ey the I 'oiiiity Treiisn : ,. i ni Orangcbiirg Coimly, South Carolina, i at his Ollice, in said County, on tin1 first I Monday in February A. 0. Ib8l, unless : said lil.Ves, iissesunents and pena'tic he panl I? -lore that time, and -neb sale will he I cimtililii d from day lo day until -aid par cels, lots and parle of lots oi real estate shall he sold Ol' ?'ll'er. d for sale. ' DON Md> U. HAU'fON, Auditor Orangeburg Comilv. I dee 21 if ?0Ml AT I AST! C'. .^J. VAX <>I5SI>1:M,, Jr.. rholo und Artist. lias removed his Oallery to Harley's corner where the public .-an Itav.* I'lio tograpbs taken of first class and artistic I finish. Noli big hut first c'ass work done this (Sallery. fall and examine samples at Oallery. All wishing good work done can have the chance without having the expense of going to the City i for lb.- ' line, t all and see me. All work cash ? lion vdit sit. V. V? VAN OHShFI.I,. .Tit. ! apl 2 If p ULL'S STORE A is xaiyi, o am , FULL Of everything you want for i 4 X Apples, Oranges, Bananas, Le mons , Ccccanuts, and Nuts of all kinds, Mince Meat, all kinds o Fruit, and the very best Buiter. All of which are of the BEST QUALITY. Will give you | 1 for LESS MONEY tha i any other SE in towr. Comes a,nd sse. V W BULL Mi in 81 fi * k ill b H h 3 ' 1 ? ? f .1.. . .1- D .i'.iJ. or o ACICNOWI EDGED tlint every article that goes to coinp'eto a firti class costume or Ladies, Ltentlcmcn or Children's wear can b* obtaiun]. Our efforts lor (he past two yen's have met with the MOST LIBERAL KN( Ol'LAOLMLN X. and this season wo Again place before our Patroait and the Lit di>> of this section Immense Stock of Goods That stands without a RIVAL. Our Silk? and Dress Goods arc simply MAGNIFIORJCT. Our I>n>s Trin ming Department is HI led with the Rarest Novoities. Our Hosiery Ribbon, Corsets, Glove, Lace, Linen ami Woolen De partments nrc filled with tho Choicest Goods. THE SECRET DISCOVERED Tbc phie i > s ivo money in buying your Winter Suits of clothing and Overcoat.?i? . ?-. ok?all Hz<s Styles and Prices art the Lowest at HENRY KOHN'S Ucots, Pltocs and Ilms for even bod)*. Tay particular attention to buying and .-( Hing durable Loots and Slices, Always at Lowest prices for cash. THE PLACE TO S1VE MONEY We have luldtd lo the Holtiday Trade an elegant assortment of Fancy (binds, ii nsisting of Celleluie und Lubber Dressing Cases, Dolls, Wax, Lubber and China, all sizes. Fancy 1*11) ? r in Satin Boxes, ami 1000 other articles suitable for Sweetheart, Wile Mother, Cousin, Sister, etc. THE BES C YET Is our handsome WHITE SEWING MACHINE. It gives every pur ? ha.'t r * lit ii c tat fei? ction and is guaranteed by the Compas) for 5 ye?r?. OUR C DRUSE PREVAILS Polite timtmi mi Rib nlicn given to every visitor,