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Tho Orangeburg Times LOCAL Charminjr weather again. The farmer feeds all. . ^ ? ? - The Keim?ls are nourishing. Plough your ground deep and well. - m * ? ? The Agricultural Society meets on on Saturday. A fortnight of good weather has been refreshing. Mr. Kirk Robinson is authorized to receive subscriptions and all dues to the Timks. ... i^o ? ^ Farn ers arc backward with their crop preparations on account of the ?weather. . ? m ? ? - The Anniversary celebration of the Young America Fire Company takes place on Monday. We w ish the Reil Shirts a happy time. Mr. Browning, a citizen of Sum mcrville, paid u short visit to our town this week-. A setter belonging to ('apt. T. A. Jeffords of our tow n, w hich was bit ten last summer by a mad dog. died on Sunday last of dumb rabies. Monday was St. Valentines day, and many missives, gentle and oth erwise, passed through the mail at this place. The School Claim Hoard will con tinuothe disbursement of the money on t he School debt to the lowest bid ders on Sat urdav. We understand that the Hull Swamp road is in ail almost impassa ble condition. We hope something will be speedily done for the conven ience of travel iu this direction. The convocation of the Grand Arch ( h apt or of the Masons takes place in Charleston this week. There recnts to be a full representation from the diderent parts of the State. Sec notice of night school by M r Jamcs S. llevwar l in another col umn. This w ill be a splendid chance toi young" men w ho arc iu business to pursue their studies under a inpital preceptor. The roads being somewhat im proved by the lew'dava of cold and windy weather, fanners are busy hauling out fertilisers. It is said that a larger amount than usual is sold this vear. I*. S. Commissioner LatStrop has gone to Williamshurg to hear testi mony in the Congressional contest in that District, between Richardson and Lee. Oraugoburg is too small a held for him. We understand that a lively party if hunters from OruJigoljurg and vicinity has gone to I he banks of the Santee in pursuit of the licet looted deer of the forest. Good luck to the jolly crew. We were glad to greet in ourolliee on Wednesday, M r. L. C. ('ram of Rowcsville, wli i is off for Charleston to lay in supplies for his Store. 1 Ii is an appreciative reader of the Ti \i i:s. We hope to see the day when the whistle of the locomotive may be heard through the land from Monk's Corner on the N. 10. R. IL to a point on the Augusta and Columbia, cross Wtg the S. ( . R. R. at Orangeburg. Another lot of extra line horses and mules just in at Wnn M. Sain's stables, and will He sold at hot'.om prices. Now is the time to procure a good horse or mule at a moderate price. -? There will be a convocation of Episcopal ministers at the Church of the Redeemer, commencing Thurs day next, 21th just. Services to com tnencc in the morning at the usual hour. All persons arc cordially in vited lo attend. The Glasx Hall Team of ( 'olumbia, has sent tin invitation to the Team of Orangeburg to participate in the shooting match to take place in thai city on the 22d. Practising \> now going on, and wc hope the im itation will be accepted. Read .1. I. Sorcnlrue's new adver tisement in to-day's issue, who is "positively selling oil' at cost" to make room for spring goods. It would be well for all purchasers lo call in and examine his stock before pur? insing elsewhere. His big space in thcTl.MEB to-day shows thai he means business. (.'apt. Mortimer Glover was elected on Monday, legal adviser of the Coun ty Commissioners. A good selection. Our subscription books, becoming crowded from the constant addition of new subscribers, wo have made out a now set of books, and, if in the transfer, any names have been omit ted, we hope the parly omitted will immediately notify us so that the correction can be made. The meetings at the Methodist i Church are still in progress. llev. K. J. Meynardie, the popular pulpit orator wt* this denomination, spent several days here preaching a num ber of able and eloquent sermons. His classical attainments, biblical research and impressive delivery render his discourses eminently at tractive. The reputation of the White Sew ing Machine is so lirmly established here that its merits scarcely require mention. Us simplicity, durability, backed by a warrant lor live years, light running quality, and all other requisites necessary lo a first chus sewing machine, have made it a great favorite at home and abroad. Sold only by Henry Kuhn. We were attracted into Mr. 1'. G. Cannon's store on Tuesday by a re maikable looking bird killed by .Mr. A. M. l/.lar. It is an owl of the most unusual and beautiful plumage, and it is thought by those who have seen it tobe a st ranger in this (dime. Mr. Cannon has sent it dow n to Charles ton to best it Hod, und after its return, it will be a matter of interest for any < me t o si i ip i n a ml see i t. We hail the pleasure, on hist Wed uesdny evening, of witnessing the ?upt ial ceremonies, at the Methodist Church, of our young friend, Mr. T. L. Wannamaker, who has taken as a partner in life, one of the fairest daughters of Orangehurg. The I bridal party made a most charming [appearance as they moved up the aisles of the crowded church and formed in a semi circle around the altar. The services were performed i by Rev. 0. A. Darby. It was. alto gether,:! most imposing; and attrac tive eel v mony. We wish the young couple ail the peace and happiness which life affords, and the enjoyment together of ?'' green old age. The Sunday 7Vme.s of last week says: "With this issue we comment e a new story, entitled "TAc ** .//<*?//??// Mi//*," by "b'utb Goodloy" at:.tented South Carolina lady. 'I he story like all others published in this paper is. highly interesting, without Icing sensational. The plot has Keen care fully arranged, and the reader will lind himself pleasantly entertained as tlie narrative continues." The readers of the Oranged.urg Timi.s are familiar with the writings of "Ruth Good Icy," who has con tributed several stories to our columns. We are glad to It.' able to aunouui e that we will so in commence i be publica! ion of anol her story from hergifledp.cn, written specially for our columns. It may not have occurred lo our readers, that, in a little over two months, the centennial of Orah-xe burg will roll around. On the lltli of .May I7M. the P.ritish garrison at Ornugeburg, "to the mini her of one hundred, with all their stores and a large supply of pit vision-, surren dored to Sumtcr, after a spirited as sault." Hut a lew days before this event, the noble and true hearted Mrs. M i >; te pre? en ted to Marion the Indian bow which ilislodged the liritish f.um the residence used as a fort bearing her name, ft will thus be seen thai the two centennials of Fort Motte and Ornngeburg come very close together, and may, with pro priety, be celebrated about the same time. It will be a pie nie season, and it seems to us that it may be very pleasant and appropriate to have a suitable demonstration. The site of the old fori referred to, is a beau tiful and picturesque one on the red banks of the Conga reo, within easy walking distance from the Wail road. An excursion parly would lind it a very pleasant trip, and we hope the leaders in our public nduirs in this section, will start the ball in mo lion in the Way of preparation. Don't forged to carry your cotton samples to I). 15. Smoak A Co. They pay the highest prices and pay the cash. a " WINE OF CARDUI" for Ladies only. For sale by Dr. J. G. Wannamak er. Baltimore Oct. 4, 1880. Mit. A. It. MrrrrKE? Dear Sir: Last winter I was in bed the most of the time, and spent thirty-five dol lam for medicine. One day my physician said he tviHhcd mo to get n botlio of "Pii. mo.na." I did so. I was cured on two thirds of the bottle. In the meantime rny wi I? took a heavy cold, and was cured by using tho balance of the 'M.'ulmosa." Whilst I was using it tho Doctor mime to see mo every day, ho paid to watch the effectsoi "PuXMONA." After witnessing its astonishing efl'ccU be threw up bin hands and exclaimed, ''lam going to recommend that 1'i i.MONAjo every one that has any thing^ which it is intended to cure." I feel itisadit'yl ewe suOering humanity to write this, and you can publish it far and near. I believe that Pli.mona is the grandest remedy of the ago for bung Diseases. Yours truly, Tit oh. \V. K Knit, ;j:;?_ Saratoga street. 50 cent* per bottle, for sate by Agent, Dr J. <?. Wannauiaker " [jLACX-DHAUGHT" makes chills and lev .r impossible. For sab- by Dr. d. (I. Wanuamakcr If you want a extra fine sogar at a reasonable price, call in ul Dr. .1. (j. Wanna maker's Drug Store and wo guarantee you will be accommodated. Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies ia " WINE OF CARDUI." For sub- by Dr. J. C. Wanuamakcr *Wctakc this opportunity to inform the ladies and the public generally that we have discontinued the sale cd' whiskey. iVe. We keep a nice as sortment of dress goods, notions, shoes, hats, fancy, ami staple groce ries, w hich are offered at lowest fig ures. Satisfaction guaranteed, and frequent visits solicited. 1). K. Smoak A Co. A trial package of" Bt.AClC-DRAUGHT" free of charge at For sab- by Dr. .1. G. W.annamak or. Clothing! clothing!! clothing!!! D. K. Smoak ov Co., arc now otter ing their entire stock of winter cloth ing, also blankets and heavy winter goods at actual cost for cash. Should you need anything in clothing, shawls, blankets, jeans, Ac. don't forget thai you can buy from them 20 per cent, less than regular prices. I). F. Smoak A Co. commenced hauling fertilizers this week. They will handle seven or eight ofthebest brands this season, anil will sell them very low for cash, and cheap on credit. Farmers will lind iL to their interest to examine '.heir slock before making arrangements with other houses. a Take " DLACK-DnAUGHT " and you will never be bilious. For sale by Dr. d. (i. Wannamaker If you need a nice set of harness ? don't buy until you have priced them at I). F. Smoak A Co.'s. They have just received a fine lot. a No head-ache or back-ache for ladica who drink "WINE OF CARDIM." For sale by Dr. .1. G. W an n a maker It is found .-it last! Something new under the suri A new era i- drawing upon woman. Hitherto she has he? n call ed upon to sutler the ills of mankind stnd her own besides The frerpteot and dis tressing irregularities peculiar to her sex have long been to her the ''direful spring nf woes uiMuimbered." In the manuion of ; the rich and hovel of poverty alike woman has been I lie con-taut yet patient victim of a thousand ills unknown to matt?and w ithout a remedy, "tili Lord, how long!" in the agony of her soul, hath she cried. I'ut now the hour of her redemption is come. Mio w ill sufl'? r no an re, fur Brad liehi's Female Regulator, "Woman's liest Friend," i* tor sale by Dr. AC buivc*, and also by Dr J.tl. Wannamaker. Prepared by Dr. .). brndlivld, At'anta, Ca ; price, SI ,riu per bottle. The drug store where can get your money's worth is at Dr. d. < !. Wan nnmaker. Orangeburg ('. II.. 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 and sec us. We keep a full line of hair and tooth brushes, toilet soaps, per fumcrv, sponges, patent medicines: make prescriptions a specialty: will be found at our post, day or night. D. F. Smoak has returned with the finest lot of clothing ever offered in this market. a Market Reports. Corrected every week by Messrs. Bui.i. & Scovii.i.. Friday, Feb. 17, 1881. COTTON Middlings. ]<>]<?<) Low Middlings. IO'/i,IOd Oidinary. 7yjU rKOVIS oNrf l 'orn.~~>rii, S New Corn . Peas. Of' Fodder, per 100 lbs.1 on to 1 -? Ituucli V.icc. I0U Notice of I Msiru^sion. Notice is hereby given that thirty days from date, I will tile my final account with the Judge ol Probate of tlraugeburg Coun ty, as Administrator of the Estate of Miirinv itobinuoiti ?^r., dee'd, and ask for Letters of DismisKory. K 1 K K ItOBINSON, Administrator. feb 17 It I7?LTON Market Deef. best over tasted ; at VAN TASSEL'S. NOTICE Take notice, .'JO dnyn ftfler <iatc, tlio Under nigncd will petition (he Clerk of the Court of Orangehurg County for n Charter for the Orangehurg Colored Joint Stock Associa tion D A Strnker, President M II Middlcton. Secretary Orangehurg, S C, Fob 8lh 1881 fehlt? 4t OFFICE OF CO. COMMISSIONERS. Orangehurg County, The contract for building theucw Fence from Congo reo to Fiuiteo River, having brcn piven out. all persons arc lie'oby noli ied that on and after the first (1st) day of March A. D. 1851, all ?lock belonging to parties living within said Pence line must he kept enclosed bv their owners, or they will be subject to the penalties of the law in prescribed by Statute. C <" Dantx'er, .1 A Fanning, M J?iii'", County Coiuniistioncrs. L II Wantinwaler. Ch-rk Fi Motte, S C, Jan '.27th 18*1 fob 10 St Nolico of Dismissal. 'flic unilerxign ?I lierehy gives notice that bo will file his final account with the llouor.'ihlo Judge ol Probate for Orange bun: hi (iiiardiaii of the Estate of Alice ('? Felder and Oliver F. Fehler on .l/arch 9lh I SSI, and ask 0>r b iters |)ismis<nrv. CHA1M.ESJ. FELDER. Guardian. fell 8 k Copartnership Wolice. The undersigned have formed a copart nership for die practice of medicine in ab its branches. Ofliee al Or. Fait'* drugstore in the village of St. Matthews. W. L. l?OU. M. P. W. T. C. HATES, .If. l>. fell S ?t Notice of Dismissal. Tin? undersigned herebv given notice that he will on the -Ithday of March, A. !>.. ISS 1. tile hi' final accou.u with the Probate Judge foe Orangehurg Co intv, mid n?k for letters tif trismissal, as Administrator of J. PhiSlip Mai tin, ileee !>?? il. J?COI5 W. .1/ \ I IT IN, Administrator. fihM 4t Notice of Dismissal. Notice i- hereby given that on die Kth day of Marth next. 1 will li!-* my find ac count with the Honorable Jinlgo uf Pro hale for i >r?mgehurg County, and ask fur b tier* of Dismissal as Executrix of the: Will of David lbmser. K. VELMKLLE IIOFSKH. Kxecutri x fell .". It Notice of Dismissal. Tin'undersigned will file his fma! ac count as Kxecntor <if the N\ ill of David I Si i vender, deceased, with the Probate .lodge of Orangel urg County, on the -iih day <<f M.?reh 1881, ami ask for letter* of Disiubiutrv. E. IL U RA V KS, Executor. fell 4t Lentil Notice. The undersigned linvc this day funned a copardn< r-hi|i lor the praetiecof law under du- linn ituuie uf DeTrevi Ic & Ohivor. W. .1. DkTKFVILLE, ('. L. ? LOVE It. Feb. 1st IF81. Siii .iff s wm"..?. ?W a Stil. ns ,fc Werner, vs. E. S. < iriflin, Atrenl. F.y Order of the ? ireuit Court. I will ?eil at Orangehurg. 0. H., S. C, on tins eigh? teeiith (Dtli 'lav uf February 1881,to the highest bidder for Cash, follow iug property in wit : One Barrel of Whiskey. One I ron - i fe. I.Ol of ClllptV Parrels, Sio. Lovicd under a warrant of attachment issued in the above action. A I .SO STATE OF SOUTH CA Hold N A, Cocntt et* Oranoeiumuj, I'y vir'ue ofecrtain warrants lo me issued by the ?!. rk of the Court, I will sell on tlm 1'. tli day of Februr.iiy at the it-ird hour* of sale at u:e plantation of Dr. Chailei It. Tahtr, ihrec hundred bushels, of Corn, more or less, and at the same t ime, on the |ilaiitatiou hi I. K, Legate, ;">'? bushels of nice, more or less, and one lot of Forage. Levied on as the pioporty of \V iL Wise, j it die suit of A. Fischer, Act., or his wife. A.M SALLKY, Sheriff. O. Co.. C. II , 8. C. Sheriff's Office, Jan. SI, 1831. fch ? Id N tico of Dismissal. The undersigned hereby gives ' oticr thai thirty clays utter date liireof, he will fi e his final account with the Judge* of Probate for Orangehurg County, and isis for let tern of Oismissal, as F.xcctitnr of the Will ol Fiiianucl A. F-iirev deceased. I'll 1 Lid P W. FA 1 UK 1", r xcoutor. Jan 'J7 It Notice of i ismissal. The undersigned hereby give* notice that thirty days nfuu date hereof, he will file his liual account with the Judge of Probate for Orangebiirg County, and usk for letters of OUmissal aj Executor of the Will of J W. Culler deceased. E. L. CULLER, Excsutor. jan 27 It SCHOOL COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE Ornngcburg County, Orangehurg, 8.C, Feb. 1st 1881. Parties interested will please take notice that the School Commissioner will always he found in the School Commissioners office on Saturdays for business or consulta tion. In cases of necessity he c.n also be -ecu any afterooon after 8j o'clock, hut never before thai hour. A competent Clerk will also he found in the office every Friday and every Salesday. Tcacheti. Trustees and all others will please he governed strictly by the above hours. Stiles lt. Melliciiami?, School Commissioner, 0. C. SHAVING AND HAIR-DRESSING Done in the most approved style by J . II. MATTHEWS,an Experienced burner, on Market Street, in rear of tho Portoflice. )?n 9 q ? ^ IL W H ? P CD o *"* CD ? 8p c-f SO ?j ? CD B CD p p et p o K53 Bs If The undersigned respectfully in foiins the public that he is prepared to do nil Kind of "Work: in the above line on the shortest no tice and at Xiivin^ Prices. HORSESHOEING done in the best, possible manner. J also have in full operation my PLANING AND MOULDING) MACHINES, And GRIST MILL. All work in this line done without delay nml on reasonable terms. A share of the public patronage is solicited. inly 20 II. RIGGS. ?TTEKfi?K KERB! CALL AT THE LONG ESTABLISHED PEOPLE S BAKERY AND GET BREAD, ROLL5, CAKES, FXISS, &c. Abo ltaisins, Currants, Citren, Nut? and Canned Ooodsof all kinds. A fresh lot of Confectionery now on band, and a full assortment of CHRISTMAS GOODS Viz : Cup,! and Saucers, Vanes, Toilot Sets, polls, Tea Set", Mugs, Tin Toys of all descriptions, JtLninp Stands. Chil dren's ( baits, Wagons, Mock ing Horses, ?io , ?S:c , *Ve.t Call at once and get what you waul for Christinas. Parties wishing articles for Christmas Trees will do well to come now while ihev can make a good selection. Don't fail to call at T. \V. Alberprotti'sf? And be convinced that Santa Claus will SOOU be here. Would Respectfully inform the Citizens of Orahgeburg, dial he has in charge the Stoek nod fixtures of Z. .1. King, at WaUar.a Cannon's Cid Viand, Main Street?where he w ill be glnd to >-crvc bis friends and the public with anything in his line of trade. Kvery thing fresh and pure, and guaran teed to give satisfaction. A full line of (j CHIOS kept constantly on hand. ?oi u and raised in Orangeburg, I hope to receive a liberal share, of the patronage of inv Fellow-Citizens. J. DEE ANDREWS. <av 21 !y Horses! Horses! To arrive to-day at my STABLES on Mai ket Street 23 HEAD Fine HorseS suited to any taste. ?Those needing a Horse will do well to call at once. T$. I^rnnlc Slater. uiality Condensed Milk at VAX TASSEL'S. A CAR LOAD OF fine horses FROM TIJE wj^sterx markets WILL BE RECEIVED AT e. :f. sl?tee's STABLES XKXT 5IOM5AY. Notice. Tike notice that the members of "Knights of Wise Men of the World" will thirty days after date, according to the pro visions of law, apply to the Clerk of the. Court ol Orangcburg County, S. ('., for a Charter tor said benevolent organization T. T. BENSON, E. A. N II. MIDDLETON, G. S. Orangcburg,S. C., January 26th 1881. _j:?n 27 _-U Hiomas M. Eaysor, ATTORNEY AXIl COU XSELLOR AT LAW, Corner Church and St. Paul Streets, Orangobnrg, s. c? Prompt and careful attention 'given to all I business entrusted to my care, j jan i*Sl ly JAMES F, IX&AR, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, on an c j e bui ia, s. c. OSlec corner of Court House; Square and Church Street, the same formerly owned and oc cupied by Wm. M. 11 ut son, Esq. june 11 tf LEWIN'S STUDIO AND - holographic Gallery Is now open and ready for business in all branches of the art. In order to accommodate all my friends I shall be pleased to have you call and get EIGHT FERROTYPES FOR $1, i ?on'/ forgot the placo ;.\. IL LEWIN, Next to Dr. Itccvcs' Drugstore nov 26 18S0 tf NOTICE. flfr. C. R. Jones keeps good hsrscs and buggies for hire, and is also prepared to do all kinds of hauling promptly on short notice. Terms reasonable. C. R. JONES.