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Tlie Oi'singeburg; Tim?s Jj O C A. Mclutile has left us. Business mcu advertise in tho Tim kb. The now street-connecting Russell ami Glover streets is named "Orange" by the Town Council. A lino dog belonging to Mrs. Mc Nainara was poisoned and died on Tuesday. How about that drain from Louis' to Hurley's corner, on the South side of Russell street? It is sadly needed. Ml*. "WilkeS Sawyer has bought :i tract of laud near Mr. .J. W. II. Dukes', on the suburbs of tbe town. -m ? tm - A prize will be given to tbe lady wearing the neatest calico dress at the ball on next Tuesday evening. A line team of the Clydesdale stock has been imported by Messrs. Strauss & Street. They ore power fully built working horses. Mayor Moscley's black horse, jusl imported, is a superb unimal. For size, carriage and beauty, it is *i5111 cult to tobe surpassed. As a cheering sign of progress, we notice that the young men of our town, mostly clerks, are rapidly ac quiring property. The last donat ion for the Firemen's Fair, of eight pair of shoes, from Cuflin ik /air, of Boston, arc for sale at Henry Ivohu's. ? ? ? ? ^ ? Mr. .1. P. Hurley is putting up a neat and comfortable dwelling house on Broughton street, near his resi dence. The first copy of the Williams) lirg Jlei??/</, edited by Mr. II. S. Cunning ham, is before us. Iiis a neat papi r. and we wish it long life and success. Henry Smith, tli 1 colored man who was reported in our last issue as being badly burned, on Mrs. McNa mara's place, ha. t-iiiccdicd from the effects. Rev. \Y. R. Parier will preach iu the Baptikt (Tumlt. in cur town, on Sunday. We ir.nl .'rsta.'id that bo has ronacntc.l to servo this ;'.<?> k t;ntil a regular pastor can b ? secured; To show the growing value of real estate in Orangeburg, a g titlouitin bought a lot a short time ago, which ?e held for nix weeks, arid then sold at a profit (if < ill (U-0. A colored man was arrested and put in jail on Sales lay for having in his possession a stolen hois '. His utory was 'hat he bought tho horsten! auction. We regret to learn that Major I'.^u a:ul Mr. Da?T Cannon arc still very ill: and '.hat a little daughter of Mr. T. 1). Wolfe has been severely n?Uet t-d with bronchitis. We arc pained to heat' <?! the death cd' Mr. Friday, of Bull Swamp, w! > to illness was* mentioned in our hi--1, issue. His loss will be felt by the large circle of friends ami rohtiivis he leaves behind. Ephraim Davidson, a colored man, foil dead in Judge (Hover's yard on Saturday, doubtless from disease of the heart. Tho verdict of the Cor oner's jury was iu accordance with t lie facts. We arc requested to publish the following appointments for Rev. A. Blood worth for preaching: The se cond Sunday in March, at Provi deuce; third Sunday at Court House: fourth Sunday at Two Milo Swamp. We were happy to greet Mr. W.. C. Crtiiuof Rowcsville iu our olllcc on Wednesday, having just returned from Washington, where he has been enjoying the scenes of Inauguration Day. lie looks benefited by the trip A friend, who has been there, has furnished the Timrs with an interest ing description of the Inauguration scenes, which not coming until we were about going to press yesterdav, we will give in our next issue. The "Perfect Washer" for which Mr. A..I. Jackson is travelling in OrailgeburgCounty is highly recom mended. It would bo well for all who desire to save labor to give it a fair trial. Mr. B. Livingston, an estimable citizen of the Fork, died of heart disease on Sunday. His loss will be felt in the community in which ho lives. Our sympathies arc with the bereaved friends and relatives. An unusually huge crowd was in town on .Monday lbr a March sales day. Everything went oil* quietly, and our farmers were enthusiastic in their preparations for the coming crop. i ?ml l ? ? ? -Pinn?! On last Thursday, during the thunderstorm, the lightning killed three horses belonging to Dick Glns scngill, near the line of Ailccn. Glas sengill is a well to do colored plauter owning two plantations, who deserves much credit for his thrift and energy. We call attention to "The Twin Spring Bed" advertised in another column. It is highly recommended by tliL> beat mou in the Statu as I superior to any bed ever used. Let nil, who desire sweet slumbers and pleasant dreams, invest. One day last week a pair, of mules hitched to a wagon, becoming freight ened by the falling of a gate, near Dr. Salley's, run into a buggy of Mr. Tilly's, causing his horse to run away and completely smashing up his buggy. Persons desiring permanent or transient board are referred l<> the notice of th:> Briggm.mn II?use, in this issue. Ii is pleasantly and con veniently located, and we feel as sured that all who patronize it will be pleased with the accommoda tions. Lost, by Dr. A. S. Snlley, on the Belleville road, between bis house and Mr. 0. W. Culler's mill, a set of obstetrical instruments. They were picked up by a party known who will do nie a gnat kindness by leav ing them at the drug store of Dr. J. i *. Wnnnainakor. The Calico Hall to be given next Tuesday night, is prcdictc I to be a grand success. The line Italian band of Augusta is engaged for the o/casion. and the Committc will spare no pains in making everything convenient and pleasant. Parties within fifty miles of Orangcburgarc expected Id attend. On lust We lues lay, the gin house of Mr. L S. William?, of the Fork, caught lire !":oi:i a lamp in the hands of a colored boy, who slept in the ooui. liy timely as istancc, Mr. Williams havinglwo barrels of water ??lauding at the door, the flames were extinguished, the loss probably not exte.? ling thirtv live dollars. The Orargdiurg I.r.i.s Paul, at tho suggestion of their indefatigable leader, Mr. B. Owons, have procured the services of Mr. Ilerndon, a pro fessioiial teacher, to instruct them in musi?. We t bought i he music of ; hi band could not be excelled before, but this step shows thai nothing short of perfect inn is aimed at. We are glad to r;ce that the school ?..f Rev. J. F. Kiver is in a growing state. Its steady increase speaks well for t he faithfulness and proll eiency cd' th'j teairhek We are pleaded to iu ie (lie advances in our prringoburg S(h'boir-. Why should we not equal :iny other iowh in the Stute iu educational advantages? The Ay;in"/ >?/ tin: Timm .-. the I1CW paper started it; Suuiter by Messrs. DeLonne oV Darr, promises eternal warfare against rings and '?boss ism." The Abbeville M?/Yiim, com menting upon it, says, it is refreshing to sei- a |>: ] or brave enough to de elaro war against the''machine." It think.-* that the people are thirsting for emancipation from party slavery. We have heard objections to the complaints against the bridge on Ihe Railroad, near the Five Not? h Road, w hich we published in our last issue. Ii is .--aid thai the bridge is amply wide, and thai nobody has been hurl by falling from it. We know nothing about it ourselves, but we have only published both sides of Ihe question as related to US. The owl killed by Mr. A. M. Izlar. which was sent to Charleston by Mr. P. (i. Caution, has been returned most admirably st titled. The bird, which, a. we mentioned before, was a most unusual and beautiful one iu appearance, is now quaintly perched on a rustic stand on the counter in the store of the latter gentleman, where it can beseeu at any time. A brass band has been organized in Si. Matthews under the leadership of Mr. B. Cuttino, and an entertain ment will soon be given to raise means for the purchase of instru ments. We are glad to see that our friends in the country are not lo be outdone, even in the towns, in t he inn sical line. We wish the young baud abundant success. The Rev. J. F. Frohst moved into the Lutheran parsonage on Tuesday oi* last week and preached in the St. Matthews Church last Sunday for the first time before his new Hock. We congratulate the Lutherans on their good fortune in securing ho ex cellent a pastor, and the County on the acquisition of so" valued si citi zen. () 11 the 18th of January, n mad dog, prowling through the Fork, bit n couple of dogs of Mr 15.11. Barton, and a number of other dogs in the neighborhood. On last Monday week one of Mr. Barton's dog;-. Show ed e\ i lent: vnip o us o.' Hydrophobia, and adopting the safe plan, he killed both of them. The symptons appear ed six weeks after thev were bitten. The noise and elattor^of the skat ing ringvover Way's store on Tues day evening, the time of opening the exercise, was quite a'novolty in out [own. All j attics being novices, many a mishap occurred to the great tmuscim ut of the spectators, hi; fortunately no heads were broken or limbs dislocated. It piomises to be a popular diversion for our young people. - - . ? Cr? The work ol improvement etill goes <>ii. Dr. Reeves, in addition to tin' Livingston lot. I.a-- purchased a portion of the lot on which .Mr. .1. W. Moscley's stable stand, adjoining the Livingston lot, which will give him a line front for building purposes. Mr. Roheit Copes has bought the eastern portion of (he same lot, ami we understand, Contemplates build ing a .-lore. Mr. Moseloy retains an entrance of a. few feet between tin two, and will move his stables in the rcai-. We are glad to learn that a Com mittee has been appointed to wait upon every young man in the town i<> uige upon him the duty of connect ing himself, at once, with one or the other of the two lire companies, the ICIllotts, or the Young Americas. We second this imminent most heartily. There arc none of us who arc not interested in the protection of the town, whether we own property or not. If we have not tk<' properly, we have the einpioymonl, aud with out property there could be no em ( ployment. Besides this, i; is pro lit a l>le for men to be organized, and no! to live to them, elves alone. We hope this Committee may succeed in bringing both lir<- companies opto one hundred members ia< !> if not more. The municipal election of Branch villc passed oil' tpiietly. The follow ing ticke! was elected: Intendant'-? F.. Til If. Smuak. Wardrus--.5. I). Rh mils, J. X. Byrd. 1). M. Beeves John W. Walker. Mr. .1. 1). Rltoads has bought the lot on Main street owned by Mr. Ld wnnls, hud i i mi king arrangements to put tip the largest building in low::, for a store or hotel, the work to be done by K. T. \{. Siuoh!; ?V Sou. Mr. J. Stno.ik ;s tibi it', ; mil i. * ing his dwelling. 'J lie l ice mill of Smo rk A Byrd is undergoing a change. The new Methodist Church will soon be finished. Rev. N. B. Mellon will preach at Snrdis, Methodist Church, on the third and fourth Sun days in each month, aud Rev. Mc Millan on the third Sunday at the Bap; ist ( hurcli. The doors tolhc CupiU I on Inau guration Day were guarded by bayonets. A colored man d iving a dray "-v"s run over and killed, m ar Charleston, on Saturday, b\ a passing Irani. A colored man was killed mar Kings!rit?on Saturday, in ?i drunken quarrel w ith a while man. The oflice hunters are already he seiging the new Fresident by the bun drei--. Tile re is a hungry set from Iho South. lien. Hancock, on Inaugural Day, was the cynosure of all eyes. lie I was paid as much attention as lh< President himself. A damper was I brown over (lie in augural ceremonies by I he blustering inarch w imis and the deep snow upon I he ground. On lasl Thursday afternoon, <!u ring the blow, the St. Murk's Episco pal Church of Chester, was blown dow n and entirely destroyed. The Board of Trade of < 'oltimbin met on Saturday, and reported fav orably upon Col. Thompson's plan for the canal. The people show a determination to make Columbia 11 manufacturing centre by their owu [exertions and with home capital. I). K. Stnoak hns returned with he finest lot of clothing ever offered in this market. u If you want u extra line sogar at u reasonable price, call iu at Dr. J. G. Wanunranker's Drug Store and we guarantee you will be accommodated. Don't folget to carry your cotton samples to I). E. Stnoak & Co. They puy the highest prices and pay the cash. a I). E. Stnoak iv Co. commenced hauling fertilizers this week. They will handle seven or eight of the best brands this season, and will sill Ihein very low for cash, and cheap on credit; Enrmerti will lind it to their interest to examine'.heir stock before making arrangements with other houses. A Clothing! clothing!! clothing!!! I). I".. Smoak & (.'<?.. are now offer ing their entire stork of winter cloth ing, also blankets and heavy winter goods at actual cost for cash. Should von need anything in clothing, shawls, blankets, jeans, ?Vre., don't forget.that you can buy from them ?2~> per cent, less than regular prices. Wo take this opportunity lo inform the ladies and the public generally that we have discontinued tin sale of I whiskey, iVe. Wo keep a nice as Rortment of dress goods, notions, shoes, hats, fancy, and staple gl bee rt es, which are offered at lowest lig iires. Satisfaction guaranteed, and frequent visits solicited. I). E. Smoak A Ctv. If you need a nice set of harness don't hiiy until -oil have priced them at I). E. Smoak*eV Co.'s. They have jll<t received a line lot. a r*2ar*ket Reports. Corrected every week by Messrs. Hi i.i. .V; scovii.i.. Finn A V, Mai eh 1", 1881. COTJ'ON fciiddlinffs. lOJnrl Low Middlings. !(i a lOj liitlinury. 7\?i9 IMtOVIS nN.s torn.73? 8 Ni ? ('urn . I'i-llS. Ch Kinkier, per 10U lbs.1 qQ i<? 1 '.'.r. K?tllgll t'ice. lUU BlIGC?LAXT* HOUSE. I'cgularand Transient IVaardcrs can get Kond and reasonable I'oar I al litis excel lent Hoarding House which 1 have opened 10 meet the growing needs of Oraiigehurg 11 is loeatfd in a desirable loeidity, eoti veiiieol lei the bmiuess porti^.n of the Iowa av-.d trax oiling public. t. n. \V. UUIUQMANN. mar 10 Ihn On end after lid* date March 1-t 18S1, I wiii he found ill die store of Mr. .las Van Tas.-cl on Itroughtoii street, each dtv, until A| r I Im I8.S1, foi the purpose of :r rciving I .Vim ns of Town Property. And mi and after April 1-t 18^1, 1 will be found in my office over I'ost Office, from Ii u'cluuk a. m? till 1 o'clock i\ m , each day, for the purpose of collecting 'faxes and Licences. C. U. Jones, < !o: k n! ( oiiiic'd. The Slate of South Carolin?., ()i..v no nut* no Cccxty. sv ii :?. IZl.A It, ksq171 he, "PRODATK jcowk Whereas, Joseph F. IJohinsoe, Clerk <>i I'ouri oft'omioon Plena hath made suit to me. lo grant him Leiters of sduiinislration of the Katalc and effects of Wm. IV. M. Dnntzlcr. deceased. Tin ?e are (!?< reforc to cite and admonish nil and singular the kindred anil (.'leditor* .1 ihesaid \\ in. W. M. W. DantHcrdecfcased' tbut ihev he and appear, h.Moru hie. in tlie f'oiiri of I'robate, tit be held at Oratigchurg, ( . II.. on s;ii ?prilnext, ttft'er pnhbcaiieu In rrcif, i't 1 ! 6 < e>t I. in Ihe forenoon, t i idiow iiiijt.-. ifiiriy tbeV have, why the said Adinini^limion ?liou'd not he granted. town limb r a;y Hand, lids> ftlh day o: March, Anno Domini l&?l. Li.a ] U- V. IZLEK, Ju^Cf *f Probate, Oran?,cluirg Coanty. mar IU 2t Shsrixf'? Sales. THE STA'l E OF s<d' I 11 CAROLINA, Coitxty at OnAifoBnuiaj. In the Cour I of font!..on Picas. Hy virtue of Sundry Execution*' issued ooi of iht ff.id Court; and t.. ine directed, 1 add sell al Oraugrbtirg C ourt House, "ii ihe iii>l J/omlnv in Aprilj the following I leal Kslate; 1. A Uael of l ui l in f= ai?! Coilllly ami State, containing two hit id red and fifty ?eres, in?.i e or less, and founded on Ihe Ni*ilit hy bnuls known a-< IVanuainakcr u .ii i, en the Kasl hy lards ol I1 ub'lea-uu, ??n ihr South hy lands now* or lately of \\ esley Heuser, and West by bud.- of John /' Spcigner Levied on a> ihe pioperty of l>tale N. IC. M'aniianiaker at the suit ?>;' W. a J. sisirimk. also 2. All that trart o| land in said Coiuuy, containing Ihiiiet u acres, uu.re or less and boiindiil on the North : ml Easl by lands nt .1, K 1 i hier, and S< nth hy five < hop Head, and VVf?i by l-'runcts Milder Levied mi as i be properly oft.l, A. lb ad ha 111 at the su i nt A. C' Norton, '.ecu. Vira:s -Cash. I'urehafcis lo ) av for pap* rs A. M SAI.LEY, M,i i iti'. O. Co., C. 11 , s. C. Slid Iff "'s Olliee. March 8, lssi. f |%HE I'CHl of Dry Salt and Smoked bacon _|_ low down al VAN'1 A8.SEIAS. WATCH-MAKING AND REPAIRING. My Fricn its ai d die public generally are hereby notified dial I intend return.ng t.i (oaageburg ibis Spring lo engage in the b'.iHitcss ol Joweler, and hope lo havo the pleasure of meeting my former patrons, and alt who may desire to make purchases or to have woik done. T. DkCIUAVKTTH. il/arch 3rd 1881. If IC 1U01CE Ohio Hams at JAMES VAN TASSAL'S. I S? o - - O o PL, o CD <<2 o CD HI dim eis? $ ? ?T?1 CD go CO ? o ;>1 CD go 1 H i .. Am.'.?.?! - ? I N OIM'IIl?K2V Whito Krautnt VAN TASSELS. notich: MAYOR'S OFFICE, OnAXOEBUnO, March 1st 1881. Returns of all Taxable Property ami applications Air Licenses within the Cbr poratc limituofihetowh, must be tnnhi to Clerk of Council on or before the 16th of J/.ireb 1881. All persons futUng to make raid Motions- Their property will beae scsed and twenty per cent, ponalty added. The Clerk of Council will furnish blank Returns, iw Order of Council. .1 \V. .l/OcLLKY, Ma vor. C. H JONES, < "lerk oft 'ouncil. mar *J :"t "VTorlliorn White Heultj at r\ VAN TASSELS. NIGHT SCHOOL All Young Persons desirous of attending NIGHT SCHOOL will please give their, named to .Mr. Sulley, at w ore of Mr. J. G. Vnso, or Mr. C. P. Brunson, nt store of Mr. I lenry Kobn. as 1 am anxious to got up onu. Terms p r month. JAMES S. HEY WARD. B EST quality Condensed Milk at VAN TASSEL'3. Copartnership Notice. Th?- undersigned have fornied a copnrt nvr.-hip for the practice of medicine in all its brauchet. Office at Dr. fair's drugitero in the Tillage ofSt. Matthews. W. L. POU, M. I?. W. T. C RATES, if. D. fob 8 Ui Notice of Dismissal. The undersigned hereby give notice that thirty days after date hereof, they will file llieirrin.d account with the Judge uf Pro bate forOrangebtirgCounty, ami a*k for letters of Dismissal an Administrators of the Estate of D. P. Fogle deceased. W A FOGLE, I? .1 ZEAGLER, Ad mii::.-Ira tors. FeblT, 1831 -It Notice of Dismiss*ion Notice is hereby given that thirty" day-; from dale. 1 will file my final account with the Jnil.i' ol Probate (>. Orangeburg Coun tv. ;\< Adtai n ist rat or of the Kslatc of Murin; llohinson, Sr., (he'd, and ask for Letters i-f Dismissory. KIRK ROBINSON, Administrator. feb 17 It ZOTIGE. I hereby forevsam any and nil porso: i against hiring, liathoring, or aiding in any wiiv my wife Mtifiun A. Culler. Any ono so doing will be dealt with according to law. (i. V. CULLER, mar 3 8t Legal NiUico. The undersigned have this day formed a eopardn r-hip ;or the practice of law under the linn nauie of DcTrevillc A; Glover. W. J. DkTREVILLE, C. B. GLOVER. Feb. 1st 1831. I) entktr OPERATIVE AND MECHANICAL Bv Dr. l. S. WOLFE. OOiec over 1?. Louis' Stotu. Satisfaction guaranteed in all operations. T<?etb extracted without } ain by the use of Nitrous Oxid this. Attorney and Counseller at Lav, OKAN G E BURG, C. ?filcc corner of Court House Squat and Church Street, the same formerly owned :tud oc cupied by Win. M. Ilutsou, Esq. jnne 1 i If J. 'ANDREWS, Would Respectfully inform the'Citi/.ciH of Orangeb?rg, fhat lie has in charge the Stock and fixtures of Z. J Kim?, nt Wallace Cannon's Old Stand, Main Street?wlier^ he will he glnd to serve hi~ friends and tho public with anything in his line of trade. Every thing fresh and pare, and gutiran - teed to give satisfaction, A full lino of (.it)t)l>S kept constantly on hand. Dotii and raised in Orangeburg, I hone to receive a liberal share of the patronage of in v Fellow-Citizens. .1. DEE ANDREWS. ,ny "1 1y F. DeMARS, Agt. under MASONIC UAIAj Friend* and COMiitryiHeii at (end! |)o not wait tiiiiil jiill spend fcverj cent in places dear, [V]ake DcMAKS vonrGrocer here I Ask him lor his ]j \ MS so nice, |{unning at the LOWEST PRISE! S'ot- and try his Flour so fine, C'heese, and ALL things in his line! Ilavesome BUTTER Rent around ? Kvery man should have a pound ! Ami if you'd feel well and aide, S'ut his MACKEREL on your Table! (jood are all tilings in his Store, |(eason cannot ask for more! < Jtilv try his LIQUORS tare ? t an t bccquallcd any where! Kver> man who knows DkMARS, Hushes for his good Sega re! fn hi> Sample Room they fly, .??.very time that they nredry! Koine thing tells them HE'S tlia ruin ! \ ml he nlways leads the van ! ever yet did lie-retreat,? ?on'l Voll know he can't be beat ? I.oidc within his Store si grand, "ii his liar-Room?near a< hand; 4Jue-tioii him and von will see IINDERSOI.D-dlK CAN JOT RE! . ;b ! wait not till you at iv] -r, |?casun point*to Mr. Ill '.t. ?j Iiine. Iiiney l>rii ks to ' i\ i llim then i Liener:' |{< A assured, DbMAR? i. flic.ip, \ lid tiic liuc^t goods will IfCOp, i \ei k list to bless your stars ? ijowii with ad?except DoMA US.