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^-??2 ?' i i**B JKF JL^ "^ST" SSI C?^ ?JE iL?:-? ,, ^ j? CLOSING OUT! WINTER STOCK CLOSING OUT! DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, &C, FOU 30 T*AYS ONLY! ai^ Give U3 a call and convince yourselves that we mean what we say ! Jjj? Tho Orangeburg Timen ?Ii O C .A. X. The weather is still unaettled. Mr. Wm. Snin has moved to Ii it: now residence near the Railroad. The first report seems to have been oovreet that Melutiro't leg is broken. A mad dog was killed last week at Col. Folder's place. Don't fail to cull curly at Henry Kohn's clearing sales. We are shocked at the display given by the press to the cock fight ing in Greenville. Mr. CVrnelson is shipping bales of | the new yarn made at bis factory, This looks li/ce business. We arc glad to .see Mr. 1). W. Robinson out again, lie had a severe attack of illness sonic days ago. Mr. Kirk Robinson is authorized to receive subscriptions aud all dues to the Timks. Married on the 27th dun., 1881, by Rev. S. Hay den, M r. Joseph Brunsen to Miss Francis L. Heir. All of Orangeburg Countv, S. C. Interesting religious .services arc going on at the Methodist Church, which wo hopi will be productive of much good. A. I). Caunou and M. A. Poyse Esqs., have been appointed, by Uov. Hagood, Notaries Public tor Orauge burtr. A Radical paper is sou:/ to be started in SV-inter, of which the In dependent. Fleming i.*-. to be editor. Jlc is a pungent writer. It is rumored thtita eol< ied in-, a named Alux Jellcoat, was Uillc< on Tuesday, in the Hull Swamp t i in in unity by a piuotre* falling on hint, v< bile splitting rails. Married, Ja.mury 27th I8NJ-, at the Residence id' the bride's father, by Rev. 1). W. Cutttlo, M r. Clarence Dantzlur to Miss M. Shuler. All of Oranguburg County. We return our thanks to Col. John T Sloan, Clerk of the House of Re presentatives, for a neat pamphlet containing the recently passed acts of the General Assembly. Factories arc springing up all over the Sont h, and we have no doubt that in a few years this section will ccpial any in the Union, if the race" ques tion can bo amicably scttl d. Prof. HolTman's second entertain rxent came oil' on last Friday even ing with renewed success. The act ing of "Old Blind Joe," by Mr. Jas. A. Hamilton, with the chorus of the troupe, was highly complimented. Married on thu ilOth Jan.. 1884, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. F. Aui.l, Mr. J. A. Sum mers to Miss ('arric Pooser, daughter of Mr. W m. Pooser. All of Orange burg County, S. C. We regret to learn that Mr. Pom brook Bruuson was taken seriously ill on Monday morning; and that Mr. Dan Cannon is still very sick. Wo hope soon to be aide to report them both recovering. Lap rings and liuk.->, hoes. rakes, slings, plows, axes, forks, pocket knives, carpenter tools, and in l*a< t everything iti the hardware mid gun line just received and for sale low flown at P. G. Cannon's. On Sunday night some rogue took a horse from the stable of Mr. E.G. Jenkins. The animal has isince been found in the ' vicinity of M r. Hobt. Cope's place the thief evident ly having let him loi.se after he had finished using her. There arc sixty-live far mars in tho present House of Representatives of South Carolina, being more than ono half. There arc only twenty-live lawyers. We think that this may, therefore, bo called the farmer Legis la Iii re. Ae Spring advances the horse and mule market becomes brisk. Droves of slock are continually going out into the country to supply the runn ing n ecesslt ic?. Mr. S. L. Ay era is about t'? open a new stoioat the stand formerly occu pied by Mr. Schachte. We wish him : success, and note with pleasure the ; indication of business success. In co versation with farmers, we j find that the oats crop has been com pletely killed around Si. Matthews, and in other sections of the County j bv the cold and rainy weather We hear complaints of much row- i dyism and evil doing on Amelia Street, which is supplied with neilh- ! cr lights nor policemen. Our Ciu 1 Fathers milv consider ill ? Biibjec Mr. II. S, Rcnnckcr has \\>: re ecived a large supply >t ph ws, trace , baincs, hoc.-., forks axes ati other faruiiny, implements, which he is selling low own f< i cash Mrs. ?I. It. Lalloche has been lying critically ill for several days past, but, we arc gla 1 to be aide to icport that at this writing the symptoms are more favorable. We hope for her recovei y. Six or seven lijw houses are in process of erection in our prosper ous town. 'I he sound of the ham mer is heard in every direction. Capt. lu ll has sent oil lor eight mere car penters to meet the ucmantls. Critic hast.- n menced his valuable articles again. Our readers will be I glad that :: n^t from legislative du ties enables him to pay attention to the Tim es a^ain. Farnurs, read what ho says i >-day. Edmund \V McOrcgor ."riaekay reappeared at Oraugeburg on Mon day, au i was engagud during the day in grin ling the outrage mill. His coining is always a signal for the old . ack poiiiiciana io tl ?ck around the Court H011.-.0. All parties interested are requested t<? fond tin- notice of the oflice hours and days of the School Commission er published iu another column as he will tjo'. attend to any official busi ness outside of the hours and days na med. Wo regret tu see that the Lancas ter lie vine < ffkv, with the type, ma terial, books, Ac, was destroyed by lire mi the 2f>th .laHilary. Two at tempts were made to set the oflice on lire. The first uns 1 list fated, hut the Seeon I succeeded. There was an i 11.-lirauee of $>00, and we hope the paper will soon be re established. Wo are pained to learn of the death on Saturday, and 'he burial on Sal day. in the Fork of Edi^'.O, of Mrs. Way, the ago I unit her of Mrs. James Cannon. Jr., of our town. She was an esl imable lady, and true Christian, and has now gone to !i t rest. Our synipal hies are extended to tin bereave 1 family. Now is the time for bargains a f!pc. II Cornclson's. For the next, thirty days there will be a gran clearing out sale of boots, shoes. h:i dry goods and clothing to make rooi for Spring goods. Lie offers hi slock al a sacrifice, and all win ? id once will reap the benefit, Re; his advertisement, A few day s ,140, while Capt. A. .;. Evans, of our County was returning from Rlackvillc, after dark, ridin? with a lady in his biigy,y heutud his wagon, which was sent ahead, somi fiend, concealed by the roadside near the junction of the Grahams and lilackville roads, tired at Ilia party, the ball passing through the clothing of the wagon driver, and missing (.'apt. Evans and the holy but a few iindies. Fortunately the driver was armed und returned the lire, Capt Evans pursued the would-be assassin to the swamp, firing upon him three times. Doubtless, the scoundrel sup posed the parties were unarmed and contemplated plunder. (Jen. James II. Uallouquist or the United States survey, who is en gaged in surveying our water c ourse passed through Oraugoburg on Tues day, on Iiis way to Pittsburg. He will return shortly to survey the EJisto. We are glad to see that he has with him our clever friend, Mr. Win. Oakmau, son of Mrs. Oalctnaii of our town, as assistant surveyor. The editor of the Timks di ir< to return his thanks to the Ed ist? Band fjr the sjrenade at his res I tice on last Friday night, Although absent himself, it was highly enjoyed by others of tha household, for whotn, we mi leratau 1. it was equally intend ed) an 1 who are beUer able to appre ciate the excellent music wldch is so delightfully iispeuscd by the young meu u:i lor the superior training and lea Iership of Mr. Oivebs. A col ired man; named Sam Salley, was kille I nil Saturday night, on the turpentine farm of Mr. Hart, in the Fork, iu an altercation with some uf the turpentine hands. On Monday morning Coroner Heidtman proceed ed to the spot and summoned a jury of inquest. The verdict was that "the deceased came to his deat h at the hands of one Robert Jamison with a club or maul." Jamison has been lodged in jail to await his trial. Capt. John A. Hamilton is receiv ing several car loads of ihc "Star Cotton Manure," which is highly re commended by all farmers who have used it. Some s:<y it is "the manure they will use .so long as it can be had." It is an ituimouiated ran bone phosphate of the hj.ui character as Con's and Mn; ?s. ].: uis.o adver tises Stone phosphate, kainit, lime, ifce. Iiis ?lange of advertisement will appear next week. We com tuend his manures to the attention of far mers preparing for their crops. The Ronnie Meyer Combination Company will perform at the Mason ic Hali in our town on Thursday, Fri day and Saturday nights. Judging from the comments of the press it is an excellent entertainment, and those who fail to come out will hereafter re gret the loss of ''golden opportuni ties." The drama entitled "Fam-hon the Cricket" has excited much inter est at the North, where it has been acted by this company. A Imissioti ;?0 cts; reserved seats 7Sots; children 25 cts. Ticket for sale at Dr. A. < . Dukes Store. Com? out one and all! We understand thai a species of| randalisin has been going on for some weeks in the Fast i n porth :i of our town, in tin; way <>.' removing gates and concealing them iu places where the owners a e put to great trouble i:i Ii ding then and restor ing them lo their places Mr. F. A. Schiflley's gute has been taki n o:l | three times in the las! Ibrtirtrht, and the last time it ?:i hid under the Railroad briiig . Mi'. VViii. Sains gale was als.? tuovcil, ami Mr. John Lucas' yard was lei; open to the destruction of the shrubbery We understand that the parlies engaged in this frolic are suspected, and we w ! i ii t hem ' o desis . . In oniy ilvay to make the Pdlilic -?... . cm cll'cctive in the country ! people to cooperate with the state ; . upporlihg good schools. Lei each coiirtiiunily cmpioy the best .cr attainable. Lid tin- public fund support him ns long as it lasts, ami as soon as it is exhausted let the patrons take the burden upon them selves an l keep tlu school open for the remainder of the school year* The State, without aid from the National government, cannot tin tlu work by itself. The parent must not depend upon the State, nor the Slate upon the parent, but both must work together, if we wish good schools. In our towus und villages tveniust have graded schools. Upon this subject wo will make no further com ments at. this time, but an ait another letter from our correspondent who baa nlroadystarted the ball in motion and we hnye will kocp it moving. Road curd of 'die new lnw linn o Col. W. J. ReTrevllle aud Hon. C R. Glover in this issue. Both gentle men are lawyers of eminent ability. I ami we think this partnership an ex cellent one. i On Monday' morning the body of n I new born infant was found p: it ill'", 1 Mild rudely buried in a rough box j in a vacant lot on the South ; side of Glover Btreet on the line of I continuance of Doyle street. Doubt less it was put here soaietimc during the previous night. The babe, which RccuiCii to bf n?.ii ly white, was found with a cloth suing arouud its neck with which it was evidently cruelly strangled to death. Coroner Heidt man summoued a jury of inquest %v Ji ich hnn not yet arriveJ at a verdict for lack of testimony, but the investigation is going on. The Barn wel l Sentinel asks the following (piestiou: "How tunny j County lawyers will volunteer th"i> services in defence of the persecuted Democrats." We think we can an i swor for the lawyers of Oraitgcburg, I that they will come Bquarely to the frout, aud do their duty. The law yers ?hay give 'heir service-. Inn it is too much to expect that they should also pay tli.'ir traveling expenses rind the expenses of witnesses and papers. The Democratic party must provide th'd moans to defray the expense*. Tin; man who refuses to contribute ' his quota, when the demand is m:u!ot j I is uuworthy of the advantages of good govcruiuetit which lie enjoys. | The Raleigh. N. C, AW* fays: 1 "One of the most agreeable oceu sioos which has occurred in bur Stale was tue" bop given by Mrs. I Governor Jarvis, Friday night, to . j her fj:end aud guest, Miss A nna I Keif, of South Carolina. Mi--s Iveitl I is li lovely biou l>, ac ompliMied in mi ltd and man tiers, A?d since, her visit here has won fo'r her.--elf ihnnv i [admirers. She! is a daughter of the! distinguished L?Avreiiets Keilt, ??eii! remembered by many of mir eil der Carolinians.'1 j Col. Keitt was one of Ornncreburg's most gifted soils in the past, rcprti-j seuliugthis District with honor in! Congress. lie was killed in the late j war about the same tim<; with hi-> j ! brave anil Iii nie.: le 1 iinriipeor, Coi. ?. j M. Daiit/lcr, ?notIn r illustoiotis son j of our Cotint v. 1 Wo have received from Mr. Ah. I lrews, a sample Of bis Scot eh tiled pteparei bv the Ehg'ish Boitling : : ? ? - i utiu-jiji: prepared ginge?-, j as ah appet izer and tonic, it is! ?' I, en it tint be excelled. It is strict I \ a temperance drink, suitable fo ! i.'s an:l children, as well as 1*4"?j :' fathers, br >t b-i-?? an 1 tirndss. $1 50 per n?. All order.- de od fl ee of cliai" A I*. < I K I i ve ? IV ? .1 1 !t?. i ?! ' u;.'. v Whip*. '25. 50 To ci--., ?].\ $1 J? *2. alt. I Km ijohiiV The !i'i mpionslrp i-; it warded to Flaog's I'iiprnve 1 Liver and Stoma? !, J'.ul, the never failing remedy for i dyspi'psij^ hiUiOusite? f, dini i i.o-a. I dysentery, foul stomach, liCjri lach ?? j fever, -pains in the limbs and I 0 !y. ngucj slei plv'f sii( ss, vnl iable sippetite, fetching, vomititig after meals, night ?OugiU', v/:::.t of c . . ami Othoi iiVer complaints. Take ho ihedicihoi: I lisi i iiggS Ha l and bO cured at 1 ?iVce. BROTUKRS1 Sparkling Champagne j Champagne Lager H er, A X. r nmihi l'o.'U r, (linger A lo, Old Holland Cm. London Royal I'airri 0in^ Sweet Appl ? ('; icr, Catnwha, Port, and Sherry Wines, i Always (in hand til ANDREWS' SAL< >0N Mr. I). Smith, late of Cornelson's, is now with 1). E. Sinoak Si Co., w hore he w ill be pleased to see his many friends and customers. A Butterick'e Fashions for January and February now- out. Call for a copy, free at H?.nry Kolm's. | Kami tour., Oel. 4, 1830 Mu. A. R. Mottzb I 1 ear Sir: l-nst winter I w n in bid the ifjout of the tinn-, und spent thirty-five dol lars for medicine. One day my physician ?*h itJ he wished me to get n bottle ot l,I'?L moxa." I did so. I vta* eure?! on two third* of tlu- bottle. In tli" meantime my wife took a heavy sold, nml wna oured bv lining tin' bdluncc of the 'M'clmosa." WhiNt I wn using it the Doetor earn?: t" -t c hu; every 'lay, hu "aid u> watch the eltcctaol "1'ci.miiNa." After witnciung it.-? Rdtoniddng eilcets he threw up hin hands und excluitni.'d, ,lI tun going to recommend that i'uLMONA to every one dint lets any thing which it id intended to euro." i feel it i.- u (in y 1 owe ttiflering humanity to write liiit), and you can pubh*h it far and r.?-:ir. 1 believe tliui PuLMoNA in the graudcHt runciy of the ago for Lung Discodci. Yourn tru'y, Thus. \V. Ki.kh. 3U0 Saratoga Htreet. 50 routs per t ottle, for au'.e by Agent, 1 >r J < i. \\ Hiinaintiker If you wan; a extra fne fiegar at a reasonable price, call in n' Dr. J. G. VYuuuHiiiakcr's Drug Store and we gun ran tee you '.??l be accommodated. Valentine?? new styles?chromo, vcuitian, caiueo und laeedge, very I handsome in design arid finish, arc displayed this season at Henry ivohu'a. We take this opportunity to inform the ladies and the public generally tliat we have discontinued the sale of whiskey, &c. We keep u nice as sortment of dress goods, notions, shoos hats, fancy, ami staple gtoce ! ri?s, which arc uttered at lowest fig ures. Satisfaction guaranteed, aud t req ? r.-ttl ". i S i'..: t cd. D. E. k Co. I The White Sewing Machine is as popular as ever and the sales have Steadily increased. Every lady de j lighted \s i;' i I hem. 3?\ Call und see /them at Heury Kohii's. A heavy load is rct iowd when the nervous, debilitating reeling, the headuchf, i;. .-.lion, fo..l stomach,' rheumatic j i . waul of energy, j gloomincsa uud general sickness |s I banished aud lie. system strengt ? :J i e i and healthy. No medi ties etlect his. Dr . ? g's Impro ? Liver a.i i lite t:acL i ? I is the o. renn; Ivi j Uy reference :i JTenry FCo'm s a I ? i vertisend ". \o\i will notice he D j i losing out hia t tit '? Slock of winter j goods. Don't xiii'ss the chance as he means what he 5ay,. j D. ly. Stiinak a- : (ire m.w oiler- , *ing their eutirt stoi k of wi?t er cloth nig, also blankets and heavy winter goods at actual cost for cash. Should you n.-.^.i anything in clothing, shawls, bunkcts, jeans, A.c., don't forget that you can buy from them *J'> j >'v i ent. less tl.au regular prices. Kxtra line beef, pork and mutton furnished every week at the well reg uiated market of Marion Jackson. I'. K. Smoak A Co. commenced haulitig fertilizers lliis week. They will handle seven or eight ofthebest I brands this bcnsnu, and will sell them very low for cash, and cheap on I credit. Earmers ivill Und it to their interest In examine'.heir stock before making arrangements ?'??.!> other houses. A Gontieinen't; furnishing goods; em hinting loan collars, i nil's, half hose, at d spine of the best quality of iihlaundried shirts at 73 cents and $1.20 tit J. 1. Snrentrhe. Another large lot of parlor and bracket lamps of the latest designs, with or without illuInitiators, jt;st re ceived, direct from the manufactory, jit aSton shingly low prices at J. I. Sorreiiirue's ''QLACC-nivX?r.HT^ inakea chills and fever i in possible. I'or sale by Dr. J. G. Wannainaker (in. is arrivpig by every train for J. I. Sorrentrue. He will make, this seai-'ou, shoes ft specialty as his large and varied stock w ilt show by inspect ion. P? auty, boati!>, and hnppiuess for ladies ii. "Wirk PF CAKDUI." lor sale by Dr. J. G. Wannamakcr Don't forget to carry your cotton samples to D. K. Smoak & Co. They pay the highest prices and pay the j cash, a WINE OK CAROlll " fur Ladies old/. For sale by Dr. J. G. Wannamak The drug store whero can get tout money'a worth is at Dr. J. G. V?*an nauiaker-, Orangeburg C. H.. S. C. We buy the best, keep the best, ami sell it at low prices, hence, if you want any thing in the drug line, call aud see us. We keep u full line ol* hair and tooth brushes, toilet soaps, per fumery, sponges, patent imedlciiiua; make prescriptions a specialty; v-ill be found at our post, day or night. J. I. Soreutrue is just in receipt of a large lot of Tobacco of all grades, which he \ ill sell cheaper at retail than the same codid be bought iu. Charleston at wholesale-, and another choice lot of Hams at 10(tents per pound. Go to see him-. I Take- " BLACK-PRAUQHt" and vor. I will never he bilioUd. For sale by Dr. J. O. Waanamakcr It is found at last! Something n*w under the son A new era ig drawiug npurt woman. Hitherto she hai been cu?l e<l npon to suffer the ills of mankind and tier o..n beddes. The frequent and dis tressing irregularities peculiar to her sex have long been to her the ''direful spring of woes unnumbered." In the mansion of the rich and hovel of poverty alike- woman h... been the con-taut yet patient victim of n thousand ills unknown to man ? nod without u remedy. ''Ob Lord, how long!" in thu agony of her soul, hath she efricd. But now the hour of her redemption is .nine, yhe will sutler no mere, for Hiad lield'a Female liegulutor, "Woman's itest Friend," ia lor Hale bv Dr. A. U. Dukes, and a so by Di J.O. Wannamuker. Prepared by Dr. J. Urstlfieid, Atlanta, Oa.; priee, si jU per bottle. A triil package ci" BLACK-DRAUGHT " free c4 charge at For sale by Dr. J. O. Waunautak er. [Read what Gen. 0.^ T..(frlgt} Atderso nays;] ? Messrs. Hutehistm & Dro.: Centlcir.Dfl ? T have been a great (-u?ererfrom neuralgia ? the attacks lasting for daya, 1 had :;iod every known remedy without being reliev ed. In my laat attack I tried your''Neu ralgin?," and in a short time was per'.ceiiy cured. It is a consolation to know that I have at last a remedy that controls this j uinful disease,tjund 1 can cheerfully re commend it to all who snffvjras I do. U, T. ASDEtiso;), Chief of l'o ice Atlanta, April 18, 13SO. LbblilViXXE,?KY.,'M?y *,$79. Measrs. Hutchison ?& Hro., All la, Go:, (rents? For sixteen years I have < igenlly sought for some specific i of speed action) lor neuralgia and headache?rec < use of ; 11 i ?> euralgine" proves 1 ha . it last i I'd t:ml I tuke yieat pleasure fully ? < - iij your riuie t-? l?-k**fsii evei / ei lit} tluiued for spee.irlcfor tick *.* u~il i and mural *? .. iiespectf fja. , aril/ o c. t hi.. For cale by Dr. A. C. uos."En ?*1m? by L>r. U. U. ^ atimttnaker. L> uke.s, ?^??^tv. I). E. Smouk has returned with the finest lot of clothing eve- offered iu his market. a '. ? i !. u!-ucho or Lack-ache for ladii.^ "W;NE 0F CABDUI." I o: rale by Hr. .J. G. Waniiainaker If you need a nice 6et of harness don't buy until you have priced them at D. E. Stnoak A: Co.'s. They hare just received a fine lot. * I Market Reports. Corrected every week by Messrs. -i'.L'i.f, j i\ SCOYll.L. FnioAT, Feb. fj, IHSl. I COTTON Midd?ng?. Ifij.ai! Low .Middlings. lOSrfloj Ordinary. 7(^0 FKCVIS ONS i 'orn.7o<3&3 New Corn .?. Teas. ?o Fodder, per 100 lbs....1 q() to 1 2.> Rouuh Vice... 100 Would Respectfully inform the Citizen? of (>r:ingc'>nrg, fhh't ho baa in charge iho Stock and fixtures of//. J. King, ui Wallace Cannon's <>hl tttand, Main Sine, -where he will he glad to serve Ms friend- and th'fl pulilic with anything in his line of trade Kvcry thing fresh and pnre, and giiHrnn Iccd i?* give satisfaction. A full line r>C GOODS kept constantly on hand. Hoi u and rained in Orangeburg, T hop' to receive a liberal ahare of the patronago of mv fellow-Citizen*. .1. DEE ANDREWS, .ay ?1 I ? NOTICl^ SCHOOL COMMISSIONER'S OFFH i.. Orangeburg County, Orangeburg, S. C, Dec 23 18.?'**. The School Trustees of the various School His ricts of ibu County of Orangeburg, are urgently requested to bring iu their report.' of the number of children, whin- and color* cd, attending school in their Ri ' irat Ih* trias, to the School Commissioner, aacarly uh possible, (hiring the month of January, a? the apportionment of the Sc . . fuu exclusive of the poll tax. ia base.; school attendance, aud these : fcra necessary to make bp said a| | .. . lMcaacaUcrtd promptly to tili i i > avoid any embarrass, ucnt ofth ? . . 5 al interest. STILES R. MELLK |1 .,. School Conun??rv.?r ? THIS PAGE CONTAINS FLAWS AND OTHEl* DEFECTS WHICH MAY APPEAll ON THE FILM.